The Reconstruction of South Eastern Europe
The Reconstruction of South Eastern Europe
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Somebody pointed out to the Court that the office of the Ban of Croatia might be a most important one, and 74 SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE that if it were in the right hands, Hungary might be kept in check by Croatia. The hint was at once accepted by the Court, as Austrian diplo- macy always prided itself on its skill in playing off one party against another.
To be able to rely absolutely upon Croatia, Vienna looked for a Ban loyal to the Austrian Crown and acceptable to the national party in Croatia, ...yet at the same time capable and trust- worthy. The man who satisfied all these require- ments was Baron Joseph Jelacic, a soldier of high distinction in the Austrian Army and Colonel of the 1st Banal Frontier Regiment.
Then came the fateful year of 1848. The French February Revolution filled all the nation- alities in Austria with new hopes and enthusiasm. Metternich and his system were swept aside and the " Constitution " which was considered a panacea for all the evils and miseries under which the Austrian nationalities laboured dawned upon them at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somebody pointed out to the Court that the office of the Ban of Croatia might be a most important one, and 74 SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE that if it were in the right hands, Hungary might be kept in check by Croatia. The hint was at once accepted by the Court, as Austrian diplo- macy always prided itself on its skill in playing off one party against another.
To be able to rely absolutely upon Croatia, Vienna looked for a Ban loyal to the Austrian Crown and acceptable to the national party in Croatia, ...yet at the same time capable and trust- worthy. The man who satisfied all these require- ments was Baron Joseph Jelacic, a soldier of high distinction in the Austrian Army and Colonel of the 1st Banal Frontier Regiment.
Then came the fateful year of 1848. The French February Revolution filled all the nation- alities in Austria with new hopes and enthusiasm. Metternich and his system were swept aside and the " Constitution " which was considered a panacea for all the evils and miseries under which the Austrian nationalities laboured dawned upon them at last.
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