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 In the eastern part the line pass ing just east of Bleiburg crosses the Drave just above its confluence with the Lavant and thence will pass north of the Drave so as to leave to the Serb-CroatS Slovene state, Marbure and Radkersburg. just to the north of which latter place 1t will join the Hungarian frontier. The western and northwestern frontiers facing Ba- varia, the western frontier facing Switzerland and the eastern frontier facing Hungary remain unchanged.
 Political clauses: Europe: The high contracting parties recognize and ac- cept the frontiers of Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Poland. Rumania, the Serb Croat Slovene state and the Czecho- Slovak state as at present, or as ul- timately determined. Austria re- nounces in favor of the principal al- lied and associated powers all her rights and titles over territories for merly belonging to her which, though outside the frontiers, of Austria (new) have not at present been assigned to any state undertaking to accept the settlement to be made in regard to these territories.
 The Czecho-Slovak state: Austria recognizes the complete Independent Czech o-Slovak state including the au- tonomous territory south of the Car pathians in conformity with the ac- ton already taken by the allied and associated powers. The exact boun- dary between Austria and the new IS tn ha hv field mission of seven members, five nomi- mated by the principal allied and as- sociated powers and one each by Austria and Czecho-Slovakia. Czecho- SIovalSia agrees to embody in a. treaty with the principal allied and associat- cd powers, such provisions as may be deemed necessary to protect racial. religious, or linguistic and assure freedom of transit and equitable treatment for the commerce of oth- CT nations
 The Serb -Slovene state: Aus tria similarly recognizes the complete independence of the Serb-Croat-Slo vene state and renounces her rights and titles. A similarly appointed field commission, including member by the Serb-Croat-Sloveno state. is to fix the exact boundary. The question of the basin of klagen- furt is reserved. The Serb-Croat-Slo- vene state agrees to a similar treaty for the protection of minorities and freedom of transit.
 Rumania: Rumania agrees to similar treaty for protection of min critics and freedom of transit.
 Russia: Austria: Austria is to rec oEnize and respect the full inde- pendence of all the territories which formed part of the Russian empire. She is to accept definitely the an nuIment of Brest-Litovk treaty and Of all treaties or agreements of all kinds concluded since the revolution of 1917, with all governments CT political groups on territory of the former Russian empire. The allies reserve all rights on the part Of Russia for restitution and satisfaction to be obtained from Austria on the principles of the present treaty.
 General arrangements: Austria is to consent to the abrogation of the treaties of 1883, by which Belgium was established as a neutral state and her frontiers fixed, and accept in ad- vance all international agreements as to it reached by the allied and as- sociated powers. Austria accepts all a arrangements which the allied ana 9 associated powers make with Turkey and Bulgaria, with reference to any rights privileges or interests claim cd in these countries by Austria or her nationals and not dealt with elsewhere