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The Poles in the Habsburg Monarchy

Austrian History Yearbook, 1967
For nearly a century and a half the peoples of a large part of the old Polish state shared the destinies of the Habsburg empire. Annexed when the monarchy was entering the phase of Enlightened Despotism, Galicia commenced its history as a mere province of the Habsburg empire. When in 1918 this province broke away from Austria-Hungary, which by then had
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The Viability of the Habsburg Monarchy

Slavic Review, 1963
I find mrryself in general agreement with the main thesis and observations of Professor Peter Sugar's thoughtful and thought-provoking essay. Thus I hlave to confine myself to some reflections that may throw additional light on a complex problem, on the solution of which the fate of central and central-eastern Europe depencded and the nionisolution of ...
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The Habsburg Monarchy

2006
Abstract It is a truism that the Habsburg Monarchy seriously mismanaged the celebrated ‘nationality principle’ of the nineteenth century, or, to put it more bluntly, modern nationalism was ‘the chief factor in the dissolution of the Habsburg Empire’.
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The Monarchy of Spain during the Habsburgs

Anuario Histórico Ibérico. Anuário Histórico Ibérico, 2023
This article exposes the functioning of the Spanish Empire in the 16th and 17th centuries, centuries of its peak. An Empire that knew how to solve management problems due to the enormous distances between Madrid and its vast domains simply by delegating the king’s powers to his officials.
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The Financial Expert of the Habsburg Monarchy

2020
This chapter is devoted to Zinzendorf’s decade-long career in government and shows how he operated as a sophisticated financial expert. The discussion centres on the type of economic thinker Zinzendorf became, Zinzendorf’s circle of like-minded individuals, his contribution to debates within government, his engagement with the public sphere in the ...
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The Final Disintegration of the Habsburg Monarchy

Austrian History Yearbook, 1967
Enormous as the problems of the Habsburg empire had become by 1914, war, for that matter even a victorious war, was unlikely to solve any of them; on the contrary, it was bound to make their solution even more improbable than before. When before approving the war against Serbia Count István Tisza demanded assurances from Count Leopold von Berchtold ...
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The Dissolution of the Habsburg Monarchy

The American Historical Review, 1930
Arthur I. Andrews, Oscar Jaszi
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