ПРЕВИРАЊА НA СЕЛУ И У РАДНИЧКОМ ПОКРЕТУ У БОСНИ И ХЕРЦЕГОВИНИ ПОТКРАЈ ПРВОГ СВЈЕТСКОГ PATA И У ПРВОЈ ГОДИНИ НОВОСТВОРЕНЕ КРАЉЕВИНЕ СХС
TURMOILS IN RURAL REGIONS AND IN THE LABOUR MOVEMENT IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA AT THE END OF WORLD WAR I AND IN THE FIRST YEAR OF THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED KINGDOM OF SERBS, CROATS AND SLOVENES

Summary/Abstract: World War I contributed to sharpening of socio-political relations, gave impetus to and deepened the process of social division, influenced a decline of economy, and especially agriculture, and caused revolutionary feelings among masses in larger proportions. All these affairs, common for the majority of Yugoslav countries under the former Austrian-Hungarian rule, had their specific features in Bosnia and Herzegovina which also knew for serf relations in rural areas. Peasantry, that amounted to 87% of population in Bosnia and Herzegovina at the time, was, apart from its obligations towards landlowners, burdened by a military service and constant requisitions of grains, hay and cattle.

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