THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE DUAL MONARCHY DURING THE ANNEXATION CRISIS OF 1908–1909/1911
THE PEOPLE AGAINST THE DUAL MONARCHY DURING THE ANNEXATION CRISIS OF 1908–1909/1911

Summary/Abstract: The Annexation Crisis of 1908-1909/1911 involved three empires directly: Austria-Hungary, the Ottoman Empire, and Russia, as well as people in all national states in Southeast Europe at this time. Nationalistic movements and economic protests were initiated by professional associations there and by the Young Turks. The contribution analyses the interplay of diplomacy and mass mobilisation to explore how the Annexation Crisis redefined statecraft, public sentiments, and political agency.

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