''The Eight Power'' in the Introduction to the Great War - a Contribution to the History of Serb Press in Bosnia and Herzegovina
''The Eight Power'' in the Introduction to the Great War - a Contribution to the History of Serb Press in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Author(s): Sonja DujmovićSubject(s): History, Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, Cultural history, Media studies, Ethnohistory
Published by: Institut za istoriju
Keywords: national movements; Slavic reciprocity; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Serb press; editorial boards; Slavic media congresses; press associations; sanctioning; Law on press; repression;
Summary/Abstract: The reaction of Austro-Hungarian policy on the intensification of national movements of the Slavic peoples was also felt in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which was considered to be a potential framework of Yugoslav reciprocity and convergence. Press editorial boards were centres of national promotion and this ideological and political trend was promoted in various ways – through Slavic media congresses, establishment of associations and inspired texts. The Serb press and their protagonists were thus found under attack of the authorities and were sanctioned in varying ways, which is a topic explored in this paper.
Journal: Historijska traganja
- Issue Year: 17/2018
- Issue No: 17
- Page Range: 111-128
- Page Count: 18
- Language: English