Chapter 4. To Promote and Protect: Everyday Monarchism among Teachers and Prosecutors in the Bohemian Crownlands, 1869–1914

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. List of Illustrations VII
4. Introduction. Habsburg Civil Servants between Civil Society and the State 1
5. Chapter 1. Austrian Officials and the Making of the Polish-Ruthenian Divide, 1815–1848 25
6. Chapter 2. Habsburg Officials and the “Slavic Language” 45
7. Chapter 3. Identity Choices among State and County Officials in Late Habsburg Transylvania 71
8. Chapter 4. To Promote and Protect: Everyday Monarchism among Teachers and Prosecutors in the Bohemian Crownlands, 1869–1914 95
9. Chapter 5. The Social Base of the Habsburg Bureaucracy: From Dalmatian Sektionschefs in Vienna to Bohemian Foresters in Korčula / Curzola 110
10. Chapter 6. The Civil Service in the Factory: Trade Inspectors and Working-Class Politics in the Habsburg Monarchy, 1884–1914 131
11. Chapter 7. Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Prague Police during the “Street Politics” around 1900 152
12. Chapter 8. Civil-Military Relations on the Eve of the Great War: A Crisis in Habsburg Dalmatia? 176
13. Chapter 9. The Right Man in the Right Place? Hans Loewenfeld-Russ and the Austrian Nutrition Office, 1914–1920 199
14. Index 215