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friendship between Italy and Austria, Italy and Hungary and Austria and Hungary, which are based on a recognition of the existence of numerous common interests, a concordant policy directed towards the promotion of effective co-operation between the States of Europe and particularly between Italy, Austria and Hungary". In the following paragraph, the three governments undertook "to hold joint consultations whenever at least one of them deems it desirable".
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Protocol No 2 dealt with economic relations between the three governments. In Article 1 the three governments undertook not to place any obstacles to trade between them and to conclude commercial treaties to that effect. In Article 2, the parties undertook to assist the Hungarian government because
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Protocol No 3 was concluded between only the governments of Italy and Austria. In Article 1, both governments undertook to negotiate a new trade treaty between them as soon as possible. In Article 2, they undertook to grant each other trade privileges in the new trade treaty to be negotiated.
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Protocol No 1 was very brief and contained no clauses but only a brief statement in which the signatories undertook "To confer together on all problems which particularly concern them, and on problems of a general character, with a view to pursuing, in the spirit of the existing treaties of
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The Rome Protocols, even though they dealt only with economic development, were part of the process of co-operation between the three signatory governments against the revisionist policies of
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of the fall in the price of wheat. In Article 3, the parties undertook to facilitate the rapid transit of goods through the ports of the
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First from the left: Benito Mussolini, first from the right: Gyula Gömbös, second from the right Engelbert Dolfuss
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Chapter from the Memoirs of Admiral Horthy dealing with the Rome Protocols
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1934 agreements between Austria, Hungary, and Italy
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‹See Tfd›
German
Hungarian
Rome
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Engelbert Dollfuss
Gyula Gömbös
Adolf Hitler
Yugoslavia
MiklĂłs Horthy
Third Reich
Adriatic Sea
Text of Protocol No. 1
Text of Protocol No. 2
Text of Protocol No. 3
Chapter from the Memoirs of Admiral Horthy dealing with the Rome Protocols
Categories
Treaties concluded in 1934
Interwar-period treaties
Treaties of the Kingdom of Italy (1861–1946)
Treaties of the Kingdom of Hungary (1920–1946)
Treaties of the First Austrian Republic
1934 in Italy
Austria–Hungary relations
Austria–Italy relations
Hungary–Italy relations

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