Kroaten und Slowenen: zwei Darstellungen
Croats and Slovenes. Two Presentations

Author(s): Andreas Milčinović, Johann Krek
Subject(s): Historical Geography, Pre-WW I & WW I (1900 -1919)
Published by: CEEOL Collections / Digital Reproductions
Summary/Abstract: THE ORIGINAL COPY USED FOR DIGITIZATION HAS BEEN PRINTED IN GERMAN FRAKTURA FONT. PLEASE MAKE SURE, THAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO READ THIS KIND OF TEXT AND TAPEFACE. // Karl Noetzel wrote in his introduction (in a very „ Zeitgeist-Language“ of the first WorldWar): What we lack for the time being is the knowledge of the Slavic peoples' individualities. The following text should have an enlightening effect here. That is perhaps the only new thing about the Slavs of Austria: the possibility that in each of these nations there were people who were able to speak to us in another language, in our German, about the most sacred thing there was for them, about their nation. This is - it seems to me - a pleasant proof of the high Slavic Culture.

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