THE PRESSURE OF THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE ON MONTENEGRO TO RENOUNCE ITS NATIONAL POLICY IN HERZEGOVINA
THE PRESSURE OF THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE ON MONTENEGRO TO RENOUNCE ITS NATIONAL POLICY IN HERZEGOVINA
Author(s): Nada TomovićSubject(s): Diplomatic history, Local History / Microhistory, 19th Century, Between Berlin Congress and WW I
Published by: Centar za Geopolitiku
Keywords: Montenegro; Austro-Hungarian Empire; Herzegovina; borders; policy
Summary/Abstract: Montenegro had to renounce its national policy in Herzegovina after the Berlin Congress (1878) at the request of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It had to stay neutral no matter what was happening in Herzegovina. It was a difficult situation for the official Cetinje but the unwanted political and economic moves of a powerful neighbor had to be taken into consideration. Therefore, Prince Nikola conducted very cautious policy especially during the occupation (1878) and the Uprising in 1882. However, no matter to what extent Montenegro expressed its neutrality, it secretly followed and helped the Uprising in Herzegovina and Krivošije.
Journal: Montenegrin Journal for Social Sciences
- Issue Year: 3/2019
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 203-212
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English