Ideological differences of rights in Croatia, Dalmatia and Istria until the creation of the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs

Cilj ovog rada prikazati je ideološke razlike unutar pravaških skupina u Banskoj Hrvatskoj, Dalmaciji i Istri do nastanka države SHS. Politička situacija u Banskoj Hrvatskoj i Slavoniji sve do povratka ustavnosti 1860. godine i nije baš dobra te su prisutne dvije grupacije: Narodna i Unionistička. Godinu dana kasnije u takvom ozračju javlja se Stranka prava koju su osnovali dr. Ante Starčević i Eugen Kvaternik. Pravaštvo kao političko ideološki pokret počeo se razvijati 50-ih godina 19. stoljeća te je imao značajnu ulogu u borbi za hrvatsku autonomiju te očuvanje hrvatskog nacionalnog identiteta. Kasnije se pravaštvo javlja i u Dalmaciji i Istri te premda su političke i ideološke razlike kod pravaša u hrvatskim zemljama bile itekako prisutne, jedna stvar im je zajednička, a to je borba za ujedinjenje hrvatskih zemalja vođena učenjem dr. Ante Starčevića.The aim of this paper is to show the ideological differences within the right-wing groups in Banska Croatia, Dalmatia and Istria until the creation of the SHS state. The political situation in Banska Croatia and Slavonia until the return of constitutionalism in 1860 was not very good, and two groups were present: National and Unionist. A year later, in such an atmosphere, the Party of Rights appeared, founded by Dr. Ante Starčević and Eugen Kvaternik. The party of rights as a political ideological movement began to develop in the 1850s and played a significant role in the struggle for Croatian autonomy and the preservation of Croatian national identity. Later, the party of rights appeared in Dalmatia and Istria, and although the political and ideological differences among the right-wingers in the Croatian countries were very present, they had one thing in common, and that was the fight for the unification of the Croatian countries led by the teachings of Dr. Ante Starčević