The Habsburg elite and the southern Slav question 1914-1918
The Habsburg elite and the southern Slav question 1914-1918
This article uses material in Croat, Hungarian and German to analyse the attitude(s) of the Habsburg elite towards the controversial Yugoslav question in the course of the First World War. It reveals the 'sticking points' which made a coherent solution impossible and shows why the Yugoslav ideal was able to gain ground by 1917-18 in particular, with new national elites securing influence. The degree to which the South Slav problem became a Hungarian problem is especially emphasized.
habsburg monarchy, first world war, yugoslav, nationalism
9783205785101
239-270
Cornwall, Mark
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January 2010
Cornwall, Mark
f2d16f7c-0f9a-4d92-8c0e-b02d3216f773
Cornwall, Mark
(2010)
The Habsburg elite and the southern Slav question 1914-1918.
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Höbelt, Lothar and Otte, Thomas G.
(eds.)
A Living Anachronism?: European Diplomacy and the Habsburg Monarchy: Festschrift für Francis Roy Bridge zum 70. Geburtstag.
Vienna, Austria.
Böhlau, .
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This article uses material in Croat, Hungarian and German to analyse the attitude(s) of the Habsburg elite towards the controversial Yugoslav question in the course of the First World War. It reveals the 'sticking points' which made a coherent solution impossible and shows why the Yugoslav ideal was able to gain ground by 1917-18 in particular, with new national elites securing influence. The degree to which the South Slav problem became a Hungarian problem is especially emphasized.
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Published date: January 2010
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habsburg monarchy, first world war, yugoslav, nationalism
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/80077
ISBN: 9783205785101
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Lothar Höbelt
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Thomas G. Otte
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