Dated events associated with this case. Each event is a shared record: the same event appears identically wherever it is relevant.
· Agreement
Austria and Italy agreed autonomy guarantees for South Tyrol's German-speaking population, later anchored in the Italian Constitution.
Significance here: The founding bilateral commitment underlying South Tyrol's entire subsequent autonomy settlement.
· International resolution
The UN General Assembly urged Austria and Italy to resume negotiations over the unimplemented Gruber–De Gasperi Agreement, after years of unrest in South Tyrol.
Significance here: Internationalised the South Tyrol dispute and set in motion the negotiations that produced the 1969 Package and 1972 Second Statute.
· Legislation
A "Package" of 137 measures negotiated between Austria and Italy produced a substantially expanded autonomy statute for South Tyrol.
Significance here: The core legal instrument of South Tyrol's modern self-government, whose implementation took two decades.
· Declaration
Austria formally declared the South Tyrol dispute closed after the twenty-year implementation of the 1972 Statute's Operational Calendar was completed.
Significance here: Formally closed the decades-long international dispute over South Tyrol, confirming the autonomy settlement as its resolution.
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