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The Habsburg Empire

2018
Empires provide a picture of "massivity, stability and endurance," but also of "long declines and, sometimes, precipitous falls." From that theoretical perspective, the imperial structure of the Habsburg empire, and not the presence on its territory of diverse nationalities—the latter was inherent in the former—was its most basic feature and the one ...
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The Habsburg Empire and the Bosnian Province

2022
This chapter starts with a discussion of the neighborhood effect on the political peripheries of the Habsburg empire, focusing largely on the imperial institutions and their colonial governance style on the empire’s political peripheries. It then focuses on the stressors that imperial governance applies to the regional connectivity on the peripheries ...
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Beyond Nation States: New Perspectives on the Habsburg Empire [PDF]

open access: yesEuropean History Quarterly, 2018
Starting from a discussion of three new books, the article examines recent developments in Habsburg historiography, which have important implications for the ways historians explain nineteenth-century European history as a whole, and the Empire’s ...
Axel Körner
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The Habsburg Empire

2016
-- Note on Names and Places -- List of Maps and Illustrations* -- Introduction -- 1. The Accidental Empire -- 2. Servants and Citizens, Empire and Fatherland, 1780–1815 -- 3. An Empire of Contradictions, 1815–1848 -- 4. Whose Empire? The Revolutions of 1848–1849 -- 5. Mid-Century Modern: The Emergence of a Liberal Empire -- 6. Culture Wars and Wars for
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Building the Frontier of the Habsburg Empire:

Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, 2019
The Military Frontier, an administrative unit within the Habsburg Empire, was established during the sixteenth century to consolidate the border with the Ottoman Empire. In Building the Frontier of the Habsburg Empire: Viennese Authorities and the Architecture of Croatian-Slavonian Military Frontier Towns, 1780–1881, Dragan Damjanović considers ...
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The Rise of Nationalism in the Habsburg Empire

Austrian History Yearbook, 1967
In 1848–49 Austria could have introduced reforms which conceivably might have insured her continued existence for many generations and possibly might have finally made a true state out of the Habsburg domains. … [In] the course of the two [subsequent] generations until 1918 there never appeared an equally promising opportunity for the empire to carry ...
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The Slovenes in the Habsburg Empire or Monarchy

Nationalities Papers, 1993
“Let everybody live in his country, at his home, as he would like to live: the Germans in their German way, the Italians in the Italian and the Hungarians in the Hungarian,” maintained, in March 1848, the Slovene priest from Klagenfurt (Carinthia) Matija Majar, “And we the Slavs also demand, firmly and with all our strength, that they let us live at ...
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The Habsburg Empire 1790–1918

International Affairs, 1970
Robert A. Kann, C. A. Macartney
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Soviet Historiography on the Habsburg Empire

Austrian History Yearbook, 1995
Tofik Islamov   +4 more
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