Which major territorial gain was secured for Slovenia under the Paris Peace Treaty of February 1947 with Italy?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. The return of the majority of the Slovenian Littoral to Slovenia
- Step 1: The 1947 Paris Peace Treaty awarded the Soča Valley, Vipava, Kras, and Idrija (most of Primorska) to Yugoslavia/Slovenia, while Trieste remained disputed under international administration. Answer: The return of the majority of the Slovenian Littoral to Slovenia. Why not the others: Carinthia remained Austrian, Trieste was placed under Allied administration as Zone A, and southern Istria was assigned to Croatia.
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