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The 40 pages that link to Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye, each with the reason it gives.

• Treaty of VersaillesRelated: It imposed a related but distinct settlement on Austria.

• Habsburg MonarchyRelated: It fixed Austria’s post-imperial borders and barred union with Germany.

• Kingdom of HungaryRelated: It formed part of the settlement that ended the monarchy containing the Hungarian kingdom.

• CzechoslovakiaRelated: It recognized Czechoslovakia and established its borders with Austria.

• AnschlussRelated: Its restrictions made the Anschluss a direct breach of Austria’s postwar settlement.

• Treaty of LausanneCompared with: Unlike Lausanne, it settled the terms imposed on a defeated Central Power.

• Treaty of TrianonRelated: It settled Austria's side of the empire's breakup alongside Hungary's settlement at Trianon.

• Paris Peace ConferenceBroader topic: It translated the collapse of Austria-Hungary into a settlement with Austria.

• Austria-HungaryRelated: It recognized Austria’s separation from the former monarchy and set its postwar borders.

• Dissolution of Austria-HungaryRelated: It formally settled Austria's separation from the empire and recognized several territorial transfers.

• German QuestionRelated: It imposed a postwar legal barrier on the German-Austrian unionist project.

• AustriaRelated: It fixed Austria’s post-imperial borders and prohibited union with Germany without League of Nations consent.

• Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and SlovenesRelated: It confirmed the kingdom's international standing after the empire's breakup.

• Central PowersBroader topic: It dismantled the coalition's central European empire and set new borders.

• Italian Front (World War I)Related: It put many Italian wartime territorial claims into effect.

• Italian irredentismRelated: It transferred South Tyrol, Trentino, and other territories to Italy.

• Edvard BenešRelated: Its settlement confirmed the international framework Beneš had sought for the new republic.

• SudetenlandRelated: It helped establish Czechoslovakia, placing German-speaking border communities inside the new state.

• Battle of Vittorio VenetoRelated: It formalized the postwar settlement after the empire’s defeat and dissolution.

• Galicia (Eastern Europe)Related: Its settlement ended Austrian sovereignty over Galicia after the First World War.

• Treaty of LondonRelated: It transferred former Habsburg lands to Italy, but did not fulfill every promise made in 1915.

• Czechoslovak National CouncilRelated: It confirmed internationally the territorial settlement that included Czechoslovakia.

• Pan-GermanismRelated: It prohibited Austria’s union with Germany without League of Nations consent.

• South TyrolRelated: It transferred South Tyrol from Austria to Italy after the First World War.

• Charles I of AustriaRelated: It confirmed the territorial and constitutional losses that followed Charles’s abdication from governing.

• CzechoslovakismRelated: International recognition turned the unity claim into a recognized postwar state.

• Svetozar BoroevićRelated: The postwar settlement established the political order in which Boroević’s final years unfolded.

• TrentinoRelated: It confirmed Trentino’s transfer from Austria to Italy after the war.

• Trentino-Alto Adige/SüdtirolRelated: It transferred South Tyrol from Austria to Italy, setting the stage for later disputes.

• Greater GermanyRelated: It explicitly blocked the union that Greater Germany proponents sought.

• Karl RennerRelated: Its restrictions overturned Renner’s preferred union and constrained the state he led.

• Second Czechoslovak RepublicRelated: Its settlement shaped the borders later dismantled in 1938 and 1939.

• Vittorio Emanuele OrlandoRelated: It formalized Italy’s postwar border settlement after Orlando’s government had fallen.

• Archduke Franz Ferdinand of AustriaRelated: The treaty confirmed the postwar dissolution of the empire whose succession Franz Ferdinand was expected to inherit.

• Czech SilesiaRelated: Its settlement transferred former Austrian Silesian lands into the new Czechoslovak state.

• History of AustriaRelated: It confirmed the post-imperial borders and constrained the new Austrian republic.

• TyrolRelated: It confirmed the loss of South Tyrol to Italy and the borders of Austrian Tyrol.

• VorarlbergRelated: The treaty confirmed Vorarlberg’s place within the post-imperial Austrian republic.

• Aftermath of World War IRelated: It formalized the breakup of Austria-Hungary and restricted the new Austrian state.

• BurgenlandRelated: It assigned western Hungary’s German-speaking districts to Austria.