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EUR200Y1 Lecture : OCT13TH 2011.docx

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European Studies
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EUR200Y1
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Robert Austin

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1848 moment of national identity, liberals and nationals trying to: france louis-phillip abdicates. Moscow towards a new constitution: hungarian exception. Lawful revolution revolution but through the law. 1848-49 zero victories: 1849 triumph of the counter-revolution. Liberals seem to have upper-hand in europe but loose out because of brutal force. In 1949 you do not see independence expected. Hunge demand for constitutional government, a lot of monarchies only legitimate in traditional sense of the word, habsburg empire there by divine right but not through constitution. In habsburg big demand for the end of serfdom, and also demand for universal male suffrage. Also have a demand for free press. They bring in group force, shoot people and start putting student revolt down. Hungarians are also nationalists, but intergrational nationalists: national movements are not exclusionary croats, czechs, some germans, ruzvians, how to be hungarian in his world, learn.

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