The Southern Slavs Or Jugoslavs Aims for Liberty And Unity
The Southern Slavs Or Jugoslavs Aims for Liberty And Unity
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If Italian aspirations be satisfied, Croatia, Slavonia, and the Slovene countries separately dealt with, and the Jugoslavs in Hungary sacrificed, Serbia and Montenegro would only gain a population of 2, 185, 000 by this war. Their total popula- tion would amount to little more than six million, and six million Jugoslavs would remain unliberated. Needless to say, a solution of this kind would simply leave the Jugoslav problem unsolved.
Statistics of the Eastern Adriatic Littoral There are 450, 0...00 Jugoslavs living in the Austrian littoral (Gorizia-Gradiska, Trieste, and Istria) and only 350, 000 Italians. In Dal- matia there are 610, 000 Jugoslavs and only 18, 000 Italians. If the whole of the Austrian littoral, part of Carniola, the mainland of THE SOUTHERN Dalmatia north of Trogir, and all the islands north of Mljet (with the exception of Brae), are assigned to Italy, 350, 000 Italians would be liberated and united with Italy, whereas 900, 000 Jugoslavs would remain under a foreign yoke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Italian aspirations be satisfied, Croatia, Slavonia, and the Slovene countries separately dealt with, and the Jugoslavs in Hungary sacrificed, Serbia and Montenegro would only gain a population of 2, 185, 000 by this war. Their total popula- tion would amount to little more than six million, and six million Jugoslavs would remain unliberated. Needless to say, a solution of this kind would simply leave the Jugoslav problem unsolved.
Statistics of the Eastern Adriatic Littoral There are 450, 0...00 Jugoslavs living in the Austrian littoral (Gorizia-Gradiska, Trieste, and Istria) and only 350, 000 Italians. In Dal- matia there are 610, 000 Jugoslavs and only 18, 000 Italians. If the whole of the Austrian littoral, part of Carniola, the mainland of THE SOUTHERN Dalmatia north of Trogir, and all the islands north of Mljet (with the exception of Brae), are assigned to Italy, 350, 000 Italians would be liberated and united with Italy, whereas 900, 000 Jugoslavs would remain under a foreign yoke.
What to read after The Southern Slavs Or Jugoslavs Aims for Liberty And Unity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Crofts to read onlineMoreLess
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