Category:Stamps of Venezia Giulia

(Germanː "Julisch Venetien")


The territory of "Venezia Guilia" was:

- 8th century BC - Napoleonic era = Republic of Venice, late period as part of the Austrian Empire (The Austrian Empire declared in 1811 the national bankruptcy.)

- after the "Treaty of Vienna" 1814/15: part of the Kingdom of Lombardy–Venetia

- 1848, (First) War of Independence

- 1848 - 1866, part of the Austria (part of Friuli = Kingdom of Italy; rest territory = Austria)

- 1866, Italian-Austrian War

- 1867 - 1918, part of the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy (stamps of Austria)

- 1918 - 1943, part of the Kingdom of Italy (stamps of Italy)

- 1943 - 1945, German occupation (stamps of Italy with or without (German) overprint or own stamps)

- 1945 - 1947, Allied occupation (overprint "A.M.G./ V.G." on Italian stamps ("A.M.G.V.G." = "Alliied Military Government for Venezia Guilia"))

- 1947, Treaty of Paris, Italy was forced to cede Istria, the Adriatic islands, Fiume, Zara (Zadar), Gorizia (Garzia), and Pola; Fiume was parted

- 1947 - 1954ː Trieste Zone A + B (former partial areas of "Venezia Guilia") as trusteeship areas of the United Nations