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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.
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