The armistice signed near Padua ended Austria-Hungary’s participation in the war and accelerated the empire’s disintegration. National councils declared new states, while the settlement left border disputes and minority populations across the successor states. The empire’s collapse was both a military defeat and a crisis of imperial legitimacy.
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