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The education under the Imperial Austria reformed the curriculum and somewhat decentralized the administration of the whole system.^[1]
1769 Austrian annexation of Spis^[2]
Count Lymar presented to Frederick the Great the plan of a partition of Poland.^[3]
In February 1769, Austria occupied the county of Zips.^[4]
In August 1769, a meeting was held between Joseph II and Frederick the Great at Neisse.
Austria received back Dalmatia in accordance with the Treaty of Campo-Formio.^[5]

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^ Cvrcek, Thomás (2020). Pammer, Michael; Spoerer, Mike; Tuncer, Ali Cuskun; Woitek, Ulrich (eds.). Schooling under Control:The Origins of Public Education in Imperial Austria 1769-1869. London, UK: Mohr Siebeck. p. 42. ISBN 9783161592676.
^ Jesensky, Marcel (2014). The Slovak-Polish border, 1918-1947. United Kingdom: Palgrave Macmillian. ISBN 9781137449641.
^ Emerton, Ephrahim (1897). Jameson, Franklin J.; Adams, George B.; Hart, Albert Bushnell; Judson, Harry Pratt; McMaster, John Bach; Sloane, William M.; Stephens, H. Morse (eds.). The American Historical Review. Vol. 2. New York, U.S.: The Macmillian Company, American Historical Asssociation. p. 87.
^ Hassal, Arthur (1897). A Handbook of European History 476-1871:Chronologically Arranged. New York, U.S.: The Macmillian Company. p. 210.
^ Press, The America (1910). America:A Catholic Review of the Week. Vol. 2. America Press. p. 174.

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