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Beteilige Person:	Krestić, Vasilije Đ. 1932- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Veröffentlicht:	Novi Sad Matica Srpska 2013
Schlagwörter:	Geschichte 1790-1918 Serben Ungarn
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Beschreibung:	In kyrill. Schr., serb. - Zsfassung in engl. Sprache u.d.T.: Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary 1790 - 1918
Umfang:	533 S. Ill.
ISBN:	9788679461124

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adam_text	САДРЖАЈ ПРЕДГОВОР ...............................................................11 ГЛАВА І ОД ТЕМИШВАРСКОГ САБОРА ДО РЕВОЛУЦИЈЕ 1848. ГОДИНЕ .... 13 Друштвено-економски односи - Административно-политичко устројство .. 13 Први српски устанак - Аустрија и Срби из Угарске према устанку ...........25 Одјеци устанка - Тицанова буна - Буна у Крушчици .......................31 Политичке прилике и културни односи ...................................35 Извори и литература ....................................................60 ГЛАВА II РЕВОЛУЦИЈА 1848-1849. ГОДИНЕ ...................................63 Револуција у Аустрији ...................................................63 Основне одлике мађарске револуције .....................................65 Положај Срба у Јужној Угарској уочи револуције ..........................71 Први дани српске револуције - Народна захтевања ........................77 Почетак немира .........................................................91 Мајска скупштина .......................................................98 Заоштравање односа због Војне границе .................................110 Главни одбор и његове активности...................................... 116 Напад на Карловне - Почетак рата с Мађарима ...........................128 Десетодневно примирје .................................................134 Помоћ Србије - Рат с Мађарима .........................................143 Односи између Срба и Хрвата у време револуције ........................152 Војни закон Главног одбора - Злодела регуларне мађарске војске - Укидање свих установа раније власти............................... 165 Сукоб између Рајачића и Стратимировића ...............................172 Политички заокрет Аустрије према Србима и Мађарима ..................178 Питање потврда одлука Мајске скупштине - Смрт војводе Шупљикца .....180 Војни логори и однос војних снага Срба и Мађара ..........................183 Нови сукоб између Рајачића и Стратимировића ..........................187 Друштво српског напретка ..............................................189 Офанзива српске војске - Заузимање Баната - Мађарске избеглице ........196 Криза српског покрета ..................................................200 Октроисани устав - Нов ударац српском народном покрету ..............206 Контраофанзива Мађара - Војнички слом Срба.......................... 212 7 Војвођанске избеглице y Србији 1849. године............................. 222 Пораз Мађара - Последице рата и револуције - Духовно јединство Срба ... 229 Извори и литература ...................................................238 ГЛАВА III ВРЕМЕ БАХОВОГ АПСОЛУТИЗМА (1849-1860).....................241 Војводство Србија и Тамишки Банат ....................................241 Апсолутистичке реформе и германизација ..............................250 Кримски рат и Срби - Зближавање Срба и Мађара .......................256 Крах апсолутизма - Укидање Војводства................................. 259 Извори и литература ...................................................263 ГЛАВА IV ДРЖАВНО ПРЕУСТРОЈСТВО МОНАРХИЈЕ И СРБИ (1861-1867).... 265 Благовештенски сабор 1861. године ......................................265 Срби и државно преуређење Аустрије ...................................272 О Неточном питању, улози Србије у његовом решавању и зачецима политичких странака ..............................................273 Срби и дуалистичко уређење државе ....................................277 Настанак Уједињене омладине српске ...................................280 Извори и литература ...................................................281 ГЛАВА V ОД АУСТРОУГАРСКЕ НАГОДБЕ ДО БЕРЛИНСКОГ КОНГРЕСА (1867-1878)........................................................283 Политика Светозара Милетића......................................... 283 Закон о равноправности народности ....................................288 Бечкеречки програм - Оснивање Српске народне слободоумне странке и борба против ње .................................................291 Политичка активност Српске народне слободоумне странке ..............296 Војна граница у ослободилачким плановима Срба .........................301 Развојачење Војне границе ..............................................312 Покушај Ђорђа Стратимировића да 1873. године оснује нову страйку ......320 О сукобу С. Милетића c H. Максимовићем 1873. године ...................330 Срби из Угарске и ревизија Хрватско-угарске нагодбе 1873. године ........336 Српска народно-црквена аутономија ....................................361 Закони о школама у служби мађаризације............................... 368 Срби у Угарској према устанку у Босни и Херцеговини 1875. године .......373 Социјалистичке идеје код Срба у Угарској током седамдесетих година XIX века ..........................................................384 Извори и литература ...................................................391 8 ГЛАВА VI ОД БЕРЛИНСКОГ КОНГРЕСА ДО KPAJA ПРВОГ СВЕТСКОГ PATA ... 393 Оснивање Самосталне српске странке у Срему ...........................393 Нотабилитети и њихова политика у Угарској и Хрватској .................396 Борба против нотабилитета - Распад Српске народне слободоумне странке .. 408 „Туцинданска трагедија ................................................416 О страначким програмима радикала, либерала и самосталаца ............417 Кикиндски демократи - Покушај оснивања нове странке .................420 Српска народна странка у Угарској ......................................431 Срби у Угарској и балкански ратови ....................................434 Михайло Полит-Десанчић и Јаша Томић, два политичка антипода........ 439 Социјалистички покрет и социјалистичка штампа код Срба у Угарској крајем XIX и почетком XX века ....................................457 Срби у Угарској у време Првог светског рата .............................477 Присаједињење Војводине Србији .......................................491 Извори и литература ...................................................497 УСТАНОВЕ KOJE СУ УСТУПИЛЕ ИЛУСТРАЦИЈЕ ........................499 SERBS IN THE KINGDOM OF HUNGARY 1790-1918.......................501 СКРАЋЕНИЦЕ ..........................................................507 РЕЧНИК СТРАНИХ И МАЊЕ ПОЗНАТИХ РЕЧИ........................ 509 ИМЕНИК ЛИЧНОСТИ ...................................................512 ИМЕНИК ГЕОГРАФСКИХ ПОЈМОВА ......................................527 SERBS IN THE KINGDOM OF HUNGARY 1790-1918 Abstract History of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary is not equally studied in all its periods. On the eve of the Second World War, a group of prominent historians published two volumes of the history of the Serbs in Vojvodina in encyclopaedic format, but it only covers the period up to Timişoara Council in 1790. The situa¬ tion is the same with the History of the Yugoslav Peoples written by a group of well-known historians and published in 1960. It does not cover the period after 1790 and the whole 19th century until the end of the First World War. This peri¬ od was presented only partially in a large number of various studies, articles, treatises and supplements, but not in the form of a synthesis. Our renowned his¬ torian Dušan Popović perceived the gap and wanted to fill it, but not until 1963 when in the third volume of his history Serbs in Vojvodina he covered the time from Timişoara Council in 1790 to Annunciation Council in 1861. Twenty years after that, the fifth and the sixth volume of History of the Serbian People were published by Srpska književna zadruga covering the period after Annunciation Council in 1861. This History, when it was released, truly filled that scientific and cultural gap. However, the history of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary was shown as a part of the entire history of the Serbian people. Therefore, it had to be limited in themes and in length and substantially reduced to the most important details. In addition, it was written by a group of authors so it could not be con¬ ceptually uniform, acting more as a collection of papers than a comprehensive synthesis. Published more than thirty years ago and scientifically indispensable, it now can be significantly enlarged and enriched by many new scientific discov¬ eries. Regarding such state of our historiography, the author of this book has de¬ cided to present as a whole, in one book, in the form of a comprehensive analyt¬ ic-synthetic study, that part of the history of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hunga¬ ry from Timişoara Council in 1790 until the end of the First World War and the unification of Vojvodina and Serbia in 1918. The content of the book is divided into 6 chapters and 63 subchapters. The first chapter includes the period from Timişoara Council in 1790 until the Revo¬ lution of 1848/49. It points out that the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary lived in 501 different administrative and political divisions: in the Military Border (Srem, German-Banat and Šajkaš Battalion), in the counties (Srem, Bács-Bodrog and Torontál) and in the districts (Velika Kikinda and Potisje). The living conditions and socio-economic development of the Serbs in those areas were not the same, which the author illustrated with many specific examples. He emphasized that they were all unified by the Metropolitanate of Karlovci, divided in the Kingdom of Hungary and in Croatia into several eparchies: Srem, Bačka, Arad, Timişoara, Vršac, Pakrac, Piaski and Buda. Regarding the importance of the First Serbian Uprising and the closeness of the Serbs living on the both sides of the Sava and Danube rivers, a great number of pages in the book have been devoted to their connections and to the echoes of the Uprising among the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary. In this section of the book a considerable attention has been given to the political situation and cultural relations. The second chapter is dedicated to the Revolution of 1848/49. This is the most extensive section of the book in which the Revolution have been presented monographically from all possible viewpoints. First, it has been explained how and why the Revolution in Austria broke out and what the main characteristics of the Hungarian Revolution were. Social, economic, ethnic, religious and cul¬ tural position of the Serbs in South Hungary before the Revolution has been de¬ scribed. In this context, a reference was made to the demands of Serbian people and causes of misunderstanding and conflict between the Serbs and the Hungar¬ ians. Special attention was paid to the following: the May Assembly and its deci¬ sions, strained relations between the Serbs and the Hungarians because of the Military Border and its subordination to the Hungarian government, the role, importance and activities of the General People s Board, the attack on Karlovci by general Hrabovski, and the beginning of the war with the Hungarians. The author has paid due attention to the war, military operations, military camps, major battles, the balance of power between the Serbs and the Hungarians and attempts to settle them, to the atrocities of the regular Hungarian army, Hungar¬ ian and Serbian refugees and to the conflict between Dorđe Stratimirović and Patriarch Rajačić. Considerable attention has been paid to the attitude of Serbia towards the Serbian national movement in the Kingdom of Hungary, to the spiritual unity shown by the Serbs and relations between the Serbs and the Cro¬ ats during the Revolutions, to the attitudes of Austria and its Court towards the Hungarians and the Serbs during the Revolution, and to the causes of the Serbian defeat and the fiasco of the Revolution with disastrous consequences. The third chapter shows the time of Alexander Bach s absolutism (1849- 1860). In this section of the book the author has explained how and why the Voivodeship of Serbia and Banat of Temeschwar was founded and what the re¬ action of the Serbs and the Hungarians was. He has mentioned the reforms con¬ ducted by the absolutist system and showed that in the territory of the Voivode- 502 ship they did not meet the level of social and economic development, having a devastating effect at the time of transition from feudal to capitalist mode of pro¬ duction. Using the archival data not used previously, the author depicted a situa¬ tion that prevailed in the whole Kingdom of Hungary, including the Voivode - ship, under rigid absolutist government and police regime designed to strengthen the centralistic system focused on creating a nationally unified German state out of the multinational monarchy. In spite of declared fidelity to Austria and its Court, the Serbs were disappointed with what they got and also dissatisfied and indignant because of the absolutist government, so when the Crimean War broke out they hoped that it was the moment when, helped by Russia, they would get rid of the government that did not bring anything good to them. At that time they were ready to reconcile with the Hungarians, equally oppressed by Bach s hateful authorities, and unitedly remonstrate against them. Dissatisfaction of Serbian and Hungarian people in all parts of Voivodeship (or Vojvodina) was enormous and they expressed it in different ways, long before Austrian defeat at the Battles of Magenta and Solferino in the Lombard plain in 1860. Discontent simmered in Vojvodina, especially after the military debacle of Austria. Prisons were full of the malcontents. The Serbs and Hungarians adopted united front in fight against Austria, absolutism and Germanization. It was evident everywhere, at every turn, and it also came to light in Svetozar Miletic s program article pub¬ lished in Srbski dnevnik under the title On Tucindan1, I860 , published after the abolition of the Voivodeship of Serbia and Banat of Temeschwar . The fourth chapter addresses the issue of Austrian government reorganiza¬ tion and attitude of the Serbs towards this problem in the period 1861 -1867. This issue was also on the agenda of Annunciation Council in 1861, so the author has described in details the activities of the Council, emphasizing the historical sig¬ nificance of its decisions. It has been carefully analyzed from all possible aspects of the policy ofthat time, because the Serbs were not unanimous on the issue of legislative reorganization of the Monarchy - some of them were for federalism, the others for centralism, and the third-party was for dualism. The author has also considered the attitudes of the Serbs from the Kingdom of Hungary towards the Eastern Question and its resolution, which was connected with their attitude to the legislative reorganization of Austria. The Principality of Serbia has been given a proper attention, since, at that time, it had a substantial influence on the Serbs from the Kingdom of Hungary, especially concerning legislative reorgani¬ zation of Austria and the resolution of the Eastern Question. Due to the political disagreements over key issues (legislative reorganization of Austria and resolu¬ tion of the Eastern Question), in Serbian newspapers ofthat time, such as Srbski 1 Tucindan is the day before Christmas Eve according to the Orthodox Church Calendar. - Translator s Note. 503 dnevnik, Napredak and Srbobran, the rudiments of future Serbian political par¬ ties could be clearly conjectured. The author could not omit to show the role and importance of the United Serbian Youth, a significant national, political and cul¬ tural phenomenon at that time. Fifth chapter covers period of time and problems of the Serbs in the King¬ dom of Hungary from Austro-Hungarian Conciliation of 1867 to the Congress of Berlin in 1878. Since Svetozar Miletić played the most important role in the po¬ litical life of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary in sixties and seventies of the 19th century, his main political ideas have been presented in this chapter. The Hungarian Nationalities Law of 1868, the program of Serbian People s Freemind- ed Party adopted in Becskerek (present-day Zrenjanin) in 1869, and the cam¬ paign against the People s Party and Miletić led by Đorđe Stratimirović, Patri¬ arch Samuel Maširević and Hungarian Minister-President Count Gyula An- drássy, have been presented in details. The author has paid due attention to the Military Border and its role in the Serbian aspirations of liberation in the King¬ dom of Hungary. In this regard he has shown how the Serbs lost their political importance when the Border was abolished and when there no longer were about 60,000 well-armed and trained Serbs as border guards to support their move¬ ment. In order to present more comprehensively the directions of Serbian politics and fight against Hungarization, and also the internal conflicts among the Serbs, the author has analyzed the political program of Đorđe Stratimirović from 1873, the conflict between Svetozar Miletić and Niko Maksimović from the same year, as well as the historical significance of the Revision of Croato-Hungarian Concil¬ iation of 1873, which resulted in separation and conflict between Serbian People s Freeminded Party and Croatian People s Party. Special sections in this chapter have been dedicated to the following topics: Serbian national-religious autonomy, the Hungarian Education Act which promoted Hungarization, the attitude of the Serbs from the Kingdom of Hungary to the uprising in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875, and socialist ideas that emerged in the seventies of the 19th century. The sixth chapter presents the issues and events related to the Serbs in the period from the Congress of Berlin in 1878 until the end of the First World War in 1918. At the first place the author has explained how, when and why the Serbian Independent Party in Srem was founded. He has further dealt with the origin and notability policy in the Kingdom of Hungary and in Croatia, the fight against notability, the disintegration of the Serbian People s Freeminded Party and the so- called Tucindan tragedy when Jaša Tomić killed Miša Dimitrijević. In different sections of the book, party programs of the Radicals, Liberals, and Nonconform¬ ists have been analyzed, the attempts to establish new political parties (Democrats from Kikinda and Srpstvaši from Novi Sad) have been presented, and it has been shown how the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary reacted to the events related to the Balkan wars. Regarding the fact that in this period, from the Congress of Ber- 504 lin till the end of the First World War, the most important role in Serbian politics played Mihailo Polit Desancie and Jaša Tomić, the author has presented their po¬ litical ideas and qualified them as two political opposites. The final sections of the book relate to the socialist movement and the socialist press of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary in the late 19th and early 20th century, and also to the situ¬ ation and position of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary during the First World War and to their decision to directly join the Kingdom of Serbia. This book covers all important national, political, religious, social, legal and ideological issues. It shows, from the first to the last page, like a red connecting strand, the continuous struggle of the Serbs to preserve their national and reli¬ gious distinction and their pursuit of the recognition of political individualism. In order to retain their national identity and to protect themselves from violent Hungarization, the Serbs were constantly fighting to preserve their national-reli¬ gious autonomy, aspiring to expand it to the territorial autonomy. Continuously for over 120 years, from the First Serbian Uprising until the unification of Vojvodina and Serbia in 1918, a reader can follow all the events and all the connections between the Serbs living on the both sides the Sava and Danube rivers, and understand that the unification of the Serbs from the King¬ dom of Hungary with the Serbs from Serbia was their constant aspiration and goal. Also, reading this book the reader can follow the relations between the Serbs from the Kingdom of Hungary and the Croats, from the time of Illyrian movement until the creation of the common state, and to understand how and to what extent these relations were significant, and sometimes fatal, for national and political development of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary. This particu¬ lar part of Serbian history concerning the relations between the Serbs from the Kingdom of Hungary and the Croats has not been known so far, but it is essential for the understanding of many important issues of Serbian history from the sec¬ ond half of thel9th and early 20th century. It is important to note that all the events related to the Serbs from the King¬ dom of Hungary the author has not observed and evaluated only locally but from a broader political and geographical aspect. Issues like the Eastern Question and its resolution, the Austro -Hungarian Conciliation of 1867 and the Croato-Hun- garian Conciliation of 1868, Revision of Croato-Hungarian Conciliation of 1873, the Military Border and its abolition, the uprising in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875, political parties agendas and relations between the Serbs, as well as many other issues, the author has related closely to the political aspirations and goals of Vienna, Budapest, Zagreb and Belgrade. Due to such method of observation and evaluation, this history of the Serbs in the Kingdom of Hungary has acquired completely new dimensions, previously unknown. To write this book, the author has used a vast amount of relevant literature in Serbian, German and Hungarian language. In addition, for some subjects cov- 505 ered in this book, the author has used the abundance of new, previously un¬ known and unused archival materials from domestic and foreign archives and libraries. Making the book readable, the writer has deliberately refrained from burdening it with the notes. Instead, at the end of each chapter he cited the most important used sources and literature. The book is illustrated with portraits of some important figures, engravings of large towns in Vojvodina, headers of major Serbian newspapers, convocations, famous battles from the time of the Revolution of 1848/49, and maps. At the end of the book there is a list of abbreviations, an index of personal and geographical names and a glossary of foreign and little-known words. Резиме превела Оливера Кривошић 506
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