Add to ORKGThe Young Turk revolution changed considerably the position of the Great Powers in Istanbul. The unexpected turmoil in the Ottoman Empire caused considerable anxiety in the European capitals – especially in Vienna. From the point of view of Austria-Hungary it imperiled the occupation of the provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina by the Habsburg government. The change of the regime therefore compelled the foreign minister Alois Lexa von Aehrenthal to turn away from the traditional policy of maintaining status quo on the Balkans. However the Austro-Hungarian statesman viewed this situation as an opportunity to a rapprochement with Russia. At the end of summer 1908 he therefore started negotiations with his Russian counterpart Alexander Izvolsky ...
The two Serbian-Bulgarian treaties, concluded simultaneously in 1904, and known in the literature un...
The revolution which took part in Nevesin, Herzegovina in 1875 spread out to almost all parts of Bos...
The period under consideration is divided into four chapters. I. The Serbian Situation During the Ni...
The relations between Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire went through many changes and crisis in...
The Young Turks through the ottomanization process aimed at centralizing politics. This political ch...
The decision of the big powers in Berlin in 1878 to handover Bosnia-Herzogovina to be administered t...
The Bosnian Annexation Crisis was a major diplomatic event of the years 1908 and 1909. The decision ...
With the failure of the 2nd siege of Vienna, the withdrawal of the Ottoman Empire from the Hungarian...
In a time of terror, when armed nationalist bands were fighting with each other to gain the Macedoni...
The Bosnian crisis is one of the most important milestones on the way to the First World War. It is ...
The conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary in the years preceding the First World War is loo...
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Habsburg Empire has to face the concurrence of other great...
Despite renewed scholarly interest in war aims during the First World War, those of Austria-Hungary ...
The aim of the article is to analyze the politics of the Serbian Kingdom towards the newly created s...
The Habsburg Empire was approved of temporary occupy Bosnia-Herzegovina on the Berliner Conference. ...
The two Serbian-Bulgarian treaties, concluded simultaneously in 1904, and known in the literature un...
The revolution which took part in Nevesin, Herzegovina in 1875 spread out to almost all parts of Bos...
The period under consideration is divided into four chapters. I. The Serbian Situation During the Ni...
The relations between Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire went through many changes and crisis in...
The Young Turks through the ottomanization process aimed at centralizing politics. This political ch...
The decision of the big powers in Berlin in 1878 to handover Bosnia-Herzogovina to be administered t...
The Bosnian Annexation Crisis was a major diplomatic event of the years 1908 and 1909. The decision ...
With the failure of the 2nd siege of Vienna, the withdrawal of the Ottoman Empire from the Hungarian...
In a time of terror, when armed nationalist bands were fighting with each other to gain the Macedoni...
The Bosnian crisis is one of the most important milestones on the way to the First World War. It is ...
The conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary in the years preceding the First World War is loo...
At the beginning of the 20th century, the Habsburg Empire has to face the concurrence of other great...
Despite renewed scholarly interest in war aims during the First World War, those of Austria-Hungary ...
The aim of the article is to analyze the politics of the Serbian Kingdom towards the newly created s...
The Habsburg Empire was approved of temporary occupy Bosnia-Herzegovina on the Berliner Conference. ...
The two Serbian-Bulgarian treaties, concluded simultaneously in 1904, and known in the literature un...
The revolution which took part in Nevesin, Herzegovina in 1875 spread out to almost all parts of Bos...
The period under consideration is divided into four chapters. I. The Serbian Situation During the Ni...