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== Austrian, croatian or Italian? ==
Useless question, good for stupid nationalists.
Lupis was from Fiume/Rijeka, and he served with loyality in the Austrian Navy (so it was an austrian soldier).
His origins were a mix of italian and croatian. He studied in Italian language (in Fiume Gymnasium and in Venice's Academy).
Fiume/Rijeka was multiethnic city. The urban people was moslty italian, but the countryside was croatian. It belongs to Hungary, but it was a base or the Austrian Navy.
The people spoke Italian, Croatian, German and Hungarian. Those languages were also used in the schools and in the press.

Lupis was from FIUME, not from Italy of Croatia or Austria.
--] 10:20, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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Austrian, croatian or Italian?

Useless question, good for stupid nationalists. Lupis was from Fiume/Rijeka, and he served with loyality in the Austrian Navy (so it was an austrian soldier). His origins were a mix of italian and croatian. He studied in Italian language (in Fiume Gymnasium and in Venice's Academy). Fiume/Rijeka was multiethnic city. The urban people was moslty italian, but the countryside was croatian. It belongs to Hungary, but it was a base or the Austrian Navy. The people spoke Italian, Croatian, German and Hungarian. Those languages were also used in the schools and in the press.

Lupis was from FIUME, not from Italy of Croatia or Austria. --Giovanni Giove 10:20, 9 July 2006 (UTC)

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