Austria-Hungary and 'Yugoslavia'
Austria-Hungary and 'Yugoslavia'
This chapter analyses how loyalty and legitimacy towards the Habsburg Empire could decline during the First World War while the Yugoslav idea slowly gained ground, especially through national agitation in the South Slav regions of the Empire and the persistent backing of Serbia
austria-hungary, yugoslavia, first world war, serbia
Cornwall, Mark
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Cornwall, Mark
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Cornwall, Mark
(2010)
Austria-Hungary and 'Yugoslavia'.
In,
Horne, John
(ed.)
The Blackwell Companion to World War I.
(Blackwell Companions)
Oxford, UK.
Blackwell Publishing.
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This chapter analyses how loyalty and legitimacy towards the Habsburg Empire could decline during the First World War while the Yugoslav idea slowly gained ground, especially through national agitation in the South Slav regions of the Empire and the persistent backing of Serbia
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Submitted date: 2008
Accepted/In Press date: 2010
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austria-hungary, yugoslavia, first world war, serbia
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Mark Cornwall
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John Horne
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