HIST-0054 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Don Pacifico, Amalia Of Oldenburg, Nicholas I Of Russia
7 Mar 2016
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Magyarization in 1870 austrians thought that this affected the stability of the entire empire. Strengthens identities of the minorities ie magyarization becomes countereffective; people become more committed to maintaining the linguistic and cultural identities. Panslavism: all slavs are united, if you look back far enough everyone shares the same culture and history. Many italians who want to join with the kingdom of italy. Different populations continue to define their own identities this makes it harder for the. Austrian government to assert control over its entire empire. Austria stands completely against any idea of nationalism. Hungarian government controls the day to day functioning of the empire and continues to try to spread magyarization. 1878 congress of berlin, bosnia and herzegovina become part of the austria-hungarian empire (administratively) Leads to increase in muslim and greek orthodox population in the empire. Serbian nationalists want that warm port and to make themselves dominant in southeastern.
