CONSOLIDATION OF THE DUALISTIC SYSTEM
CONSOLIDATION OF THE DUALISTIC SYSTEM

Author(s): Dinko Župan, Branko Ostajmer
Subject(s): Cultural history, Political history, Government/Political systems, Higher Education , History of Education, State/Government and Education, 19th Century
Published by: Hrvatski institut za povijest
Keywords: Croatian-Hungarian settlement; political history; Ban Ladislav Pejačević; National revival; Dalmatia; Istria; Educational reforms;
Summary/Abstract: Voting on the Croatian-Hungarian Settlement in the Croatian Sabor marked the beginning of the half-century struggle of Croatian politicians against the Settlement. Only in a small part of the political and general public, especially where the unionist idea had deeper roots (Slavonia being the best example), the Settlement was enthusiastically hailed as the renewal of the ancient union with Hungary. Most of the political public was filled with indignation at the final result of the negotiations, especially the two opposition parties – Strossmayer’s National Party and Starčević’s and Kvaternik’s Party of Rights.

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