The Multinational Empire: Empire and nationalities

administrative affairs Austrian Empire Austrian national problem autonomy Bohemian Bohemian crown Bohemian Staatsrecht Bukovina centralistic century Chapter Cisleithanian claims Compromise of 1867 concept conflict Conservative constitutional Croatian Croats crownland cultural Czech language Czech nationalism Dalmatia demands diet emperor empire's equal Estates ethnic existence fact federal feudal force franchise Frankfurt frontiers Galicia German Austrian German centralism German Liberals German national Geschichte Habsburg lands Habsburg monarchy historicopolitical entities Hohenwart Hungarian Hungarian nationalities Hungary idea ideological imperial independent influence Italian Josephinian Kossuth language leaders majority Masaryk monarchy Moravia movement national groups nobility non-Magyar organization Öster Österreich Palacký Pan-German Pan-Slav parliamentary particularly party period Poles Polish political population position pre-March radical Redlich reform regime represented revolution revolutionary rule Rumanian Russian Ruthenian Serbia Serbs Seton-Watson Slovak Slovene social Socialist solution south Slav southern Slav status Szlachta territories tion tional tradition Transylvania union Vienna