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Josip Smodlaka on Conditions in Dalmatia, 1910

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1900-1918: Decline and Dissolution of Empires, First World War
Author
Smodlaka, Josip
Abstract

The following speech was delivered in the Austrian Parliament on December 3, 1910. The speaker, Dr. Joseph Smodlaka, the founder of the Croat Democratic Party in Dalmatia, and member of Parliament for Spalato, is one of the ablest and most attractive Southern Slav politicians, and what is still better, "a modern of the moderns" in the midst of medieval conditions. The well-known Austrian novelist, Hermann Bahr, in his Dalmatinische Reise (pp. 109-117), gives an admirable character sketch of Dr. Smodlaka. He tells us how he had learnt of Dr. Smodlaka as translated from the Stenographische Protokolle of that date. (Abstract by R.W. Seton-Watson)

Description
Speech, 10 pages
Date Issued
1911
Publisher
Constable and Co.
Keywords
Dalmatia
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Croatia
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Croat Democratic Party
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Austria-Hungary
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Hungarian Diet (parliament)
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Croats
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Serbs
Previously Published as
R.W. Seton-Watson, The South Slav Question and the Habsburg Monarchy. London: Constable and Co., 1911.
Type
other

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