РИСТО РАДУЛОВИЋ О ОДНОСИМА СРБА, ХРВАТА И МУСЛИМАНА ПОЧЕТКОМ XX ВЕКА
RISTO RADULOVIĆ ON RELATIONS BETWEEN SERBS, CROATS AND MUSLIMS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE XX CENTURY

Summary/Abstract: Risto Radulović sincerely advocated the cooperation and national unity of Serbs, Croats and Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the realization of the Yugoslav idea, but warned of the need to protect Serbian interests. His prudence stemmed from the fear of the Croatian politicians’ commitment to join Bosnia and Herzegovina to Croatia. For the same reasons, he occasionally criticized the actions of the Serbian-Croatian Coalition politicians and its policy, which he considered too lenient to some Croatian and Austro-Hungarian goals, such as the trialist organization of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. Risto Radulović, as well as the whole group gathered around the Narod newspaper, frequently criticized the political work of the Serbian-Croatian Coalition in Croatia and its Srbobran newspaper.

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