The occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878
By: László Bencze ; edited by Frank N. Schubert.
Contributors: Schubert, Frank N.
Series: War and society in East Central Europe -- vol. 39; East European monographs -- no. 680; Atlantic studies on society in change -- no. 126
Publisher: Social Science Monographs
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Boulder, Colo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 403
ISBN-13: 9780880335782
Subjects: Bosnia and Hercegovina -- History -- 1878-1918; Austria -- Relations -- Bosnia and Hercegovina; Bosnia and Hercegovina -- Relations -- Austria
Description: This book based on original diplomatic documents, military instructions, military reports, operational diary notes and memos deals with the Balkans tense religious and ethnic conflicts that arose in the late nineteenth century. It presents the military occupation of Bosnia, Herzegovina and the region today called Kosovo, as well as the events of the guerrilla war between the Austro-Hungarian military force of 200,000 soldiers and the Albanian, Bosnian and Serbian resistance fighters. This book speaks of the bloody means of pacification and the consequences of a forced peace.
Notes: Revision and translation of: Bosznia és Hercegovina okkupációja 1878-ban.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-373) and index.