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The Rumanians and the Habsburg Monarchy
Austrian History Yearbook, 1967The endless and frequently meaningless disputes involving the contribution of one or another nationality group to the maintenance or dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy have obscured the essential question: was the multinational empire viable? Different answers have been provided, usually on the basis of the historian's individual national prejudices,
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Cameralism in the Habsburg Monarchy and Hungary
History of Political Economy, 2021The article argues that Cameralism and the Habsburg Monarchy were in strong mutual interchange during the eighteenth century. After the Great Turkish War and the War of the Spanish Succession, the Habsburg Monarchy had to incorporate vast territories into the monarchy’s governmental system.
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The Habsburg Monarchy and Balkan Revolution
Austrian History Yearbook, 1966The profound involvement of the Habsburg monarchy in various revolutionary manifestations in the Balkans since the subjugation of that peninsula by the Ottoman Turks has generally not been deemed worthy of investigation by historians. Only a handful of specialized articles and a few pages in the scant existing studies on Habsburg foreign policy have ...
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1988
A constructive force in Italy and Germany, nationalism was a potentially destructive force in the Habsburg Monarchy. Throughout the nineteenth century the story of the Monarchy was one of a struggle between forces threatening to shake it apart and forces holding it together.
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A constructive force in Italy and Germany, nationalism was a potentially destructive force in the Habsburg Monarchy. Throughout the nineteenth century the story of the Monarchy was one of a struggle between forces threatening to shake it apart and forces holding it together.
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The Rumanians and the Disintegration of the Habsburg Monarchy
Austrian History Yearbook, 1967The problem with which this survey is concerned is the role played by the Rumanians of Transylvania as an integrating and disintegrating force in the Habsburg monarchy in the nineteenth century. This problem is unusually complex, since it can be examined from various points of view and at different stages in its historical development.
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The Church and the Nationalities in the Habsburg Monarchy
Austrian History Yearbook, 1967In a rather agitated correspondence between Emperor Francis Joseph and Pope Pius IX in 1874, Pius IX highly praised the members of the Austrian episcopate, who, in his opinion, had, through their noble leadership, performed excellent work in helping the monarch to accomplish his goals.
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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 Monarchy 1849–1914
1988Between 1849 and 1914 there were recurrent attempts to discover some suitable structural form for the patchwork of Habsburg dynastic territories. To some extent, the objective of these efforts was the maintenance and enhancement of the resources of a huge family estate seeking to continue to play its part in international affairs.
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