Austria-Hungary's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it (1878-1914 AD)

Title Austria-Hungary's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it (1878-1914 AD)
Author Hisham Sobhi Ibrahim
Publication Place Cairo, Egypt - Ain Shams University, Girls College of Arts, Sciences and Education
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 2356-8321, EISSN: 2356-833X, DOI: 10.21608/jssa.2020.115370
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_999085
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes The research problem revolves around Austria's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it. There was talk about Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia in 1878 AD, at the end of the eighth decade of the nineteenth century. The interference of Austria-Hungary and Russia in the affairs of the Balkans increased, and one of the results of this was the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, and then the political developments in Germany 1865-1873 AD and Russia's position on it, as Prussia, which is one of the largest German states in the half, witnessed The second of the nineteenth century continued wars in order to complete their political unity. As for the position of Germany and Russia on the outbreak of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Revolution of 1875, multiple factors combined that affected the League of the Three Emperors - which is the alliance between the German Empire, the Russian Empire and Austria-Hungary from 1873 to 1887 - which renewed the Eastern Question. A revolution broke out between the peasants of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Herzegovina in 1875, when the residents of this region submitted a memorandum to the Sublime Porte in which they demanded the reduction of taxes and the formation of a local police from the residents of the region, but the Ottoman government not only rejected these demands, but also increased its collections for the second time in a few days, which led to aggravation of the situation in this region, and from here came the problem of the study. Study plan: The study is divided into: 1- First: Austria-Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia in 1878 AD 2- Second: The Russian position on the annexation process 3- A conclusion presenting the most important conclusions of the research. The problem of research revolves around Austria's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it, and talk was made about the occupation of Austria-Hungary for Bosnia in 1878 AD, at the end of the eighth decade of the nineteenth century. Increased intervention by Austria-Hungary and Russia in the Balkan affairs. One of the results of that was the occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, and from then the political developments in Germany 1865-1873 AD and Russia's position on them, as Prussia, which is one of the largest German states in the second half of the nineteenth century, witnessed continuous wars in order to complete its political unity. As for the position of Germany and Russia from the outbreak of the revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875 There are several factors that affected the League of Emperors, the renewal of the eastern question. A revolution erupted between the peasants in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875, when the inhabitants of this region submitted a memorandum to the High Gate demanding that they reduce taxes, and the formation of local police from the residents of the region, but the Ottoman government did not stop with rejecting these demands and their collection increased for the second time in a few days, which aggravated the situation in this region. One of the factors that accelerated the outbreak of the Bosnian revolution was the Emperor of Austria-Hungary of France, hence the problem of study. Study plan: The study is divided into: 1- First: Austria-Hungary’s occupation of Bosnia, 1878 AD. 2- Second: The Russian position on the annexation process 3- Third: The position of Germany and Russia regarding the outbreak of the revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875. 4- Conclusion presents the most important research findings. Approach: The study will be based on the historical approach with its various tools of description, analysis and criticism according to the research clauses and the availability of scientific material.
Görüntüle Majallat al-baḥth al-ʻilmī fī al-ādāb, 2020, Vol.2020 (21، p. 6), p.1-12
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Austria-Hungary's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it (1878-1914 AD)

Author Hisham Sobhi Ibrahim
Publication Place Cairo, Egypt - Ain Shams University, Girls College of Arts, Sciences and Education
Type Book
Language ara,eng
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID ISSN: 2356-8321, EISSN: 2356-833X, DOI: 10.21608/jssa.2020.115370
Record ID cdi_emarefa_primary_999085
Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes The research problem revolves around Austria's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it. There was talk about Austria-Hungary's annexation of Bosnia in 1878 AD, at the end of the eighth decade of the nineteenth century. The interference of Austria-Hungary and Russia in the affairs of the Balkans increased, and one of the results of this was the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, and then the political developments in Germany 1865-1873 AD and Russia's position on it, as Prussia, which is one of the largest German states in the half, witnessed The second of the nineteenth century continued wars in order to complete their political unity. As for the position of Germany and Russia on the outbreak of the Bosnia and Herzegovina Revolution of 1875, multiple factors combined that affected the League of the Three Emperors - which is the alliance between the German Empire, the Russian Empire and Austria-Hungary from 1873 to 1887 - which renewed the Eastern Question. A revolution broke out between the peasants of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Herzegovina in 1875, when the residents of this region submitted a memorandum to the Sublime Porte in which they demanded the reduction of taxes and the formation of a local police from the residents of the region, but the Ottoman government not only rejected these demands, but also increased its collections for the second time in a few days, which led to aggravation of the situation in this region, and from here came the problem of the study. Study plan: The study is divided into: 1- First: Austria-Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia in 1878 AD 2- Second: The Russian position on the annexation process 3- A conclusion presenting the most important conclusions of the research. The problem of research revolves around Austria's policy towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Russian position on it, and talk was made about the occupation of Austria-Hungary for Bosnia in 1878 AD, at the end of the eighth decade of the nineteenth century. Increased intervention by Austria-Hungary and Russia in the Balkan affairs. One of the results of that was the occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria-Hungary, and from then the political developments in Germany 1865-1873 AD and Russia's position on them, as Prussia, which is one of the largest German states in the second half of the nineteenth century, witnessed continuous wars in order to complete its political unity. As for the position of Germany and Russia from the outbreak of the revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875 There are several factors that affected the League of Emperors, the renewal of the eastern question. A revolution erupted between the peasants in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875, when the inhabitants of this region submitted a memorandum to the High Gate demanding that they reduce taxes, and the formation of local police from the residents of the region, but the Ottoman government did not stop with rejecting these demands and their collection increased for the second time in a few days, which aggravated the situation in this region. One of the factors that accelerated the outbreak of the Bosnian revolution was the Emperor of Austria-Hungary of France, hence the problem of study. Study plan: The study is divided into: 1- First: Austria-Hungary’s occupation of Bosnia, 1878 AD. 2- Second: The Russian position on the annexation process 3- Third: The position of Germany and Russia regarding the outbreak of the revolution of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1875. 4- Conclusion presents the most important research findings. Approach: The study will be based on the historical approach with its various tools of description, analysis and criticism according to the research clauses and the availability of scientific material.
Görüntüle Majallat al-baḥth al-ʻilmī fī al-ādāb, 2020, Vol.2020 (21، p. 6), p.1-12
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