THE image that captured an Austrian region's fateful choice In the southern Austrian region of Carinthia, the anniversary of the end of World War One stirs memories of how borders shifted after the conflict, changing the lives of its inhabitants. As Carmen Kuster thinks back to her childhood in the village of Gallizien, close to the Slovenian border in the foothills of the Alps, one image stands out above all: an engraving "hanging in all schools and colleges" representing the plebiscite in which the region had to decide which country it would belong to. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES