OD ILIRSKOGA POKRETA I JUGOSLAVENSKE IDEJE DO NEURALGIČNIH TOČAKA U HRVATSKO-SRPSKIM ODNOSIMA U 20. STOLJEĆU
FROM THE ILLYRIAN MOVEMENT AND THE YUGOSLAV IDEA TO NEURALGIC POINTS IN CROATIAN - SERBIAN RELATIONS IN THE 20TH CENTURY

Summary/Abstract: The political process of rapprochement between Croats and Serbs began with the Yugoslav idea in the second half of the 19th century. In this process, we introduced two characters with very different political conceptions, Strossmayer, the bishop of Djakovo, and Garašin, Serbian Minister. We can talk about the idea of Yugoslavianism when it comes to Strossmayer, but with Garašin there was no idea of the community of Yugoslav nations, only the idea of renewal and expansion of medieval Serbia. The political rapprochement was reinforced during World War I through the actions of the Yugoslav Committee. The joined state was comprised of several nations with different cultural and political history and different religions.

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