PROGRAM OF THE YUGOSLAV MUSLIM ORGANIZATION

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents vii
3. INTRODUCTION The ‘Identity Reader’ Project 1
4. CHAPTER I. MAKING OF THE MODERN STATE IN A MULTI-NATIONAL CONTEXT
5. THE IDEA OF THE AUSTRIAN STATE 23
6. AUSTRIA AND THE GUARANTEE OF ITS EXISTENCE 34
7. WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT FROM THE HUNGARIAN CONSTITUTION FOR OUR NATIONALITY AND WHAT DO WE NEED MOST NOW? 43
8. THE NATIONALITY QUESTION 50
9. YUGOSLAVISM 57
10. TO COMPATRIOTS! 67
11. THE EASTER ARTICLE 74
12. POLITICAL DIRECTIVES 84
13. WHAT MOHAMMEDANS IN BOSNIA THINK 90
14. STAY HERE 94
15. STATE AND NATION 99
16. WHAT IS TURKISM? 109
17. CHAPTER II. SELF-DETERMINATION, DEMOCRATIZATION, AND THE HOMOGENIZING STATE
18. TO SERBIAN MOTHERS 117
19. THE LIFE OF ONE YEAR. LETTERS FROM AN ATHENIAN TO A PARISIAN LADY, 1896–97 125
20. THE POLITICAL STANCE OF WOMAN 131
21. TARNOVO CONSTITUTION 140
22. SPEECH AT THE ASSEMBLY OF THE PEOPLE’S RADICAL PARTY IN KRAGUJEVAC 145
23. SPEECH AT THE NIGHT ASSEMBLY OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON 24 NOVEMBER, 1918 151
24. THE SPEECH IN THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT 161
25. THE REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO 167
26. THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN ALBANIA 175
27. THE TURKISH ORDEAL 180
28. CZECHOSLOVAKIA’S STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM 187
29. CHAPTER III. “NATIONAL PROJECTS” AND THEIR REGIONAL FRAMEWORK
30. THE CZECH QUESTION 197
31. THE STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY IN GERMANY, 1859–1866 210
32. THREE TYPES OF POLICY 218
33. ON NATIONAL WORK 227
34. MEMORANDUM SENT TO LORD EDWARD GREY 234
35. THE SLOVENES AND THE YUGOSLAVS 241
36. THE MEMORANDUM TO SIR EDWARD GREY, 7 JANUARY, 1915 250
37. THE PROGRAM OF HIS FOREIGN POLICY 258
38. BOOK OF THE BULGARIANS 267
39. PROGRAM OF THE YUGOSLAV MUSLIM ORGANIZATION 274
40. THE SLOVAK AS A NATIONAL INDIVIDUALITY 281
41. ON EUROPEAN BALANCE AND PEACE 291
42. CHAPTER IV. FEDERALISM AND THE DECLINE OF THE EMPIRES
43. SLAVIC POLITICS IN THE HABSBURG MONARCHY 301
44. THE UNITED STATES OF GREATER AUSTRIA 312
45. THE FUTURE OF THE MONARCHY 319
46. A SECOND ACCOUNT ON INDIVIDUAL INITIATIVE AND DECENTRALIZATION 331
47. THE POLITICAL PROGRAM OF HELLENISM IN TURKEY 338
48. THE NEW EUROPE 344
49. A NATION IN THE MAKING 353
50. IS UNITARY AND INTEGRAL YUGOSLAVIA POSSIBLE? 360
51. ADDRESS DELIVERED IN VILNIUS 368
52. ANSWER TO JÓZEF PIŁSUDSKI 376
53. FEDERATION IN CENTRAL EUROPE 382
54. THE PEOPLE 393
55. SERBIA IN THE EAST 399
56. ON PATRIOTISM 405
57. THE NATIONAL QUESTION AND THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS 412
58. NEO-SERFDOM 419
59. THE NATIONAL QUESTION AND OUR MISSIONS 426
60. THE AUSTRIAN REVOLUTION 436
61. THE SOCIALIST FRENZY OF TWO DECADES 444
62. BY THE DANUBE 450
63. THE ROMANTIC FACE OF SLOVAKIA 456
64. THE LEGEND OF THE NATIONAL MILITIA 468
65. THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THE LIBERATION FRONT 475
66. NATIONAL QUESTION IN YUGOSLAVIA IN THE LIGHT OF THE LIBERATION WAR 481