The House of Hohenzollern And the Hapsburg Monarchy
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" Conversely, German newspapers have complained of the intolerant attitude of the Hungarians. The Munich Neueste Nachrichten deplores the inability of the Magyars to appreciate the purely cultural efforts of Germany, and revives the old charge of Magyar oppression of other nationalities.
The fact is, the Hungarians are, as they have always been, an intensely practical people, and they will not compromise their future for the sake of pleasing either Hohenzollern or Hapsburg. The bait of becoming... the guardians of the grain em- porium in the post-bellum Central Eu- rope has been spurned by clear-sighted Magyar statesmen, and though Hungary has gone far enough in following German 62 leadership, there are indications that she will not go the full length of Hohenzollern desires.
Least of all will the Germans of Cis- leithania be entrapped into approval of the last mad scheme of Hohenzollern states- manship open defiance of the United States. During the fifty years that have elapsed since the Compromise with Hun- gary the balance of power within Cis- leithania has inclined, now to the German elements liberal or conservative now to the Czechs or Poles; but through it all Vienna has remained the centre of the Em- pire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Conversely, German newspapers have complained of the intolerant attitude of the Hungarians. The Munich Neueste Nachrichten deplores the inability of the Magyars to appreciate the purely cultural efforts of Germany, and revives the old charge of Magyar oppression of other nationalities.
The fact is, the Hungarians are, as they have always been, an intensely practical people, and they will not compromise their future for the sake of pleasing either Hohenzollern or Hapsburg. The bait of becoming... the guardians of the grain em- porium in the post-bellum Central Eu- rope has been spurned by clear-sighted Magyar statesmen, and though Hungary has gone far enough in following German 62 leadership, there are indications that she will not go the full length of Hohenzollern desires.
Least of all will the Germans of Cis- leithania be entrapped into approval of the last mad scheme of Hohenzollern states- manship open defiance of the United States. During the fifty years that have elapsed since the Compromise with Hun- gary the balance of power within Cis- leithania has inclined, now to the German elements liberal or conservative now to the Czechs or Poles; but through it all Vienna has remained the centre of the Em- pire.
What to read after The House of Hohenzollern And the Hapsburg Monarchy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Pollak to read onlineMoreLess
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