Kingdom of Dalmatia - Knowledge (XXG)

1736: 1469:, the hostile Russian army was expelled from the territory of the Dubrovnik Republic. Shortly thereafter, the French took over Dubrovnik's government. The needs of a large number of French troops financially exhausted Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik's mercantile navy was destroyed or lost in the Mediterranean ports, and the once very lucrative trade with the hinterland was interrupted. On January 31, 1808, General Marmont, with Napoleon's approval, dissolved Dubrovnik's Senate and abolished Dubrovnik's independence. After the abolition of the Republic, the Dubrovnik area with Bay of Kotor was subjected to Napoleon's 587: 211: 2886: 569: 518: 197: 4381: 4367: 228: 1930:. In order to counter the opponents of unification (Italians in particular), Croats were establishing public libraries and cultural societies throughout Dalmatia, mostly under the "Slavic" name. Eventually, Government made the decision by which the Croatian language was taught as a second language in Dalmatian schools. However, there weren't many schools in which the Croatian language was being taught so that's why the Franciscans founded first Croatian gymnasium in 1854 in 1720: 1834:. In the period between 1816 and 1822, all new bodies of central and provincial government were founded in Zadar. The judicial reorganization was carried out as well. These administrative and judicial bodies worked until 1852/1854 and some until 1868, when the whole administration was reformed, when new judicial organs and provincial governing bodies were established. Such organization, with minor changes, remained in force until 1918. By the provisions of the 1861 1553:) was an advisory body. It was composed of 48 members who were chosen by the Government from the districts, one or more from each, according to the number of districts' inhabitants. The first members were appointed by the Government alone, and after each year 12 of them would resign, after which the Council proposed a list from which the Government would then pick 12 new candidates and appoint them to serve on the council. The council was presided over by the 691: 2623: 1943: 2274: 2615: 3525: 980: 36: 1707:, whose first issue came out on July 12, 1806. Particular attention was devoted to education, as there were virtually no schools in Dalmatia when General Dandolo first arrived. French sought to build road connections with northern Croatia, and partly with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Construction of new roads was probably followed by military-strategic interests (with respect to the 2308:, trade in the Adriatic almost completely stopped. The government recruited many ships for military purposes, while the civilian sailing has been almost completely suspended. Mandatory blackouts were imposed on the islands and in the ports due to the fear of bombing. A number of church bells were removed, melted and used for war purposes. Fighting was also taking place around 536: 4318: 2443:

period. In the cities, the inhabitants were 71% Croat, 22% Italian and 7% Serb. There were 745 Serbs in Kotor; in all other cities there were fewer than 400. The number of Serbs in Dalmatia fell; however, in the north it rose. Among the Orthodox, there was one priest for every 400 people, while among the Catholics, there was one priest for every 330 people.

1909:. As wealthy Italians had full control over cities and their assemblies due to the electoral system, proposals of the Croatian Kingdom's county and city assemblies to the "Dalmatian brothers of the same blood and language" for the unification of Dalmatia and Croatia, were rejected. Nevertheless, Croatian national movement was very strong. In response to the 2170: 2238:, there were great tensions between Croats and Serbs. Namely, many Croatian dignitaries, politicians, and artists came to Dubrovnik so the festivity turned into an exhibition of Croatian nationalism when people started chanting for Croatia, as opposed to the wishes of some of the people of Dubrovnik who were proponents of Serbian ideas, like 1486: 2087:, and the consequent introduction of mandatory conscription for the people from that region who were by then traditionally exempt from conscription. Due to conscription, sailors lost essential years they could have used for working at sea. People that lived in the mountains were disarmed so they lost the opportunity to go to 2843:

alphabet, a very ancient privilege of the Roman Catholics in Dalmatia and Croatia, caused much controversy during the first years of the 20th century. There was considerable danger that the Latin liturgies would be altogether superseded by the Glagolitic, especially among the northern islands and in

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et al.), but it soon became apparent that this would have been unfeasible due to the popular perceptions and customs, especially in property, inheritance and marital affairs. Therefore, in addition to superior French laws, Austrian and Venetian laws were also implied. The equality of all before the

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in claiming the newly acquired territories. Rukavina, a supporter of the unification of Dalmatia and Croatia-Slavonia, was named Military Governor of Dalmatia. The people and the clergy were delighted to see the arrival of a Croat-led army composed predominantly of ethnic Croats. However, Dalmatia

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appointed Jelačić Governor of Dalmatia. His appointment was opposed by the Split and Zadar municipalities (both governed by the Autonomist Party), while Croats, especially those in Dubrovnik, met Jelačić with great expectations that were later mostly not fulfilled. Jelačić's role remained largely

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Immediately upon the outbreak of the First World War, all organizations that the government considered close to Serbia or to the idea of the creation of a single state for all South Slavic peoples were forbidden. Many prominent politicians were persecuted and arrested while some emigrated. Until

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entered the city under the false pretenses. Since the entry of the French army into Dubrovnik, war operations in the Ottoman Empire, led by the joint Russian military and Montenegrin paramilitary forces, who were assisted by Serb population from the hinterland, began. At the beginning of October

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Based on the 1857 census, the Kingdom of Dalmatia had 415,628 inhabitants. According to an analysis of the 1857 census, 318,500 (76.5%) inhabitants were Croats, 77,500 (18.5%) were Serbs, and ca. 20,000 were Italian-speakers (5%). The percentage of Dalmatian Serbs had been 19.9% in the 1830–50

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was opened. It was the only connection between Dalmatia and continental Croatia. The Austrian government increased the number of schools; by 1839 there were 50, and by 1846 around 150, attended by a third of school children. Croatian language in schools was almost an exception in comparison to

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In 1802, the Habsburg court officially rejected the request for the unification of Dalmatia with the Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia. During its short first administration of Dalmatia, the Austrian government did little to change the existing Venetian system and implemented only limited reforms in

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was first convened in 1861. Autonomist Party held the majority of seats due to the unfair electoral system by which large landowners, clerks, and representatives of wealthy citizens, although accounting for only around 20% of the Dalmatian population, had a significant advantage. Diet refused

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and in military terms, the reshuffled institutions of territorial forces. During the French rule in Dalmatia, not much has been done for Dalmatian economic prosperity. The first feature of the cultural revival of Dalmatia under the French administration was the launch of the bilingual weekly

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According to the provisions of the Peace of Pressburg, France was entitled to all of Dalmatia and the Bay of Kotor. The territory of the Republic of Ragusa (Dubrovnik) cut off terrestrial connection between those French territories. With Napoleon's army on one side, and the weakened

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In November 1881, Serbs and Montenegrins that lived in the hinterland of the Bay of Kotor, on the territory of the Kingdom of Dalmatia, rebelled against the mandatory conscription, which was the obligation of all citizens of the Monarchy. The Austrian army, headed by

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were seats of the tribunals which were courts of appeal for local courts and first-instance courts in all civil and criminal cases. Furthermore, a Court of Appeal for Tribunal verdicts was established in Zadar, while the Court in Milan was the Supreme Court (Italian:

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Dalmatia, especially focusing on schools, wanting to introduce Croatian as a teaching language. Therefore, their aim was to win power in the municipalities, since the school curriculums were within the municipal scope. In 1862, they launched a weekly in Italian

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In Dalmatia, hunger and scarcity began to emerge, while at the same time Hungarian laws banned the export of foodstuff to the Austrian half of the Monarchy (which Dalmatia was part of) in the case of war. Dalmatia received food aid through the

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Dalmatia was territorially divided into counties, districts, municipalities, and villages. According to such division, Dalmatia was divided into four counties: Zadar, Šibenik, Split and Makarska. Zadar County was divided into six districts

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of the Adriatic by England and Russia), but they were also used for economic purposes. Many Dalmatians, especially lower clergymen with the Franciscans at their forehead, hated the French administration, seeing in them "atheists and

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on other, the Republic was no longer safe. On May 27, 1806, endangered by the Russians, the Republic surrendered without resistance to the French troops. A French force of about 1,200 soldiers under the command of General

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clergy. In June 1797, they formed a delegation which planned to travel to Vienna and ask the Emperor to approve unification but they were pre-empted by the Treaty of Campo Formio, so they decided to contact the

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Baron Tomašić was appointed new Governor of Dalmatia, while the administration was taken over by the newly formed Provincial Government which was led by Tomašić himself. In order to integrate the area between

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The new territorial-administrative system has fundamentally redefined the existing Venetian system in Dalmatia. Some forms of governing bodies from the Venetian period were retained, e.g. the position of the

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near Zadar. In 1883, there were about 300 primary, and 3 high schools (in Dubrovnik, Kotor and Split) in which the Croatian language was thought. In 1898, Croatian gymnasium was opened in Zadar.

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to support the unification of Dalmatia with Croatia, but that didn't happen until the collapse of the Monarchy in 1918. On October 29, 1918, when the Austro-Hungarian Parliament dismantled, the

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was founded. Austrians were bringing foreign civil servants to Dalmatia, mostly from Austria and northern Italy (then part of the Monarchy). In 1832, a new road that went through

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to hunt small and large cattle. The formal peace accord, by which the conscription was abandoned, and people allowed to retain their weapons, was signed on 11 January 1870.

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and his troops of 2,900 Croatian soldiers, because the people of Dalmatia, under the leadership of the clergy, especially the Franciscans, met them as liberators. After the

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ceremonial, and the Viennese court refused any discussion on the matter of unification. In 1851, ban Jelačić visited Kingdom, and was welcomed with special enthusiasm in

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Members of the People's and Autonomist parties were increasingly clashing as tensions began to rise. On July 31, 1869, during the visit of the Italian ship on a

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According to M. Lorković, the total population of Dalmatia numbered 297,912 in 1818; 326,739 in 1825; 338,599 in 1830; 390,381 in 1840; and 393,715 in 1850.

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magazine (Dalmatian Dawn) and began working on the linguistic and national awareness of the Dalmatians, which was until then only encouraged by the clergy.

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education and the judiciary. In 1803, a gymnasium was opened in Zadar. After the Austrian defeat against Napoleon, according to the provisions of the 1805

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in 1860, representatives from Dalmatia were invited to discuss unification, but the Autonomist Party, supported by Ante Mamula, obstructed initiative.

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municipalities, while the Autonomist Party only governed Zadar. In 1883, Croatian was proclaimed the official language of the Diet of Dalmatia.

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in 1814–15 was the Kingdom of Dalmatia formed from the regained territories, now including the former Republic of Ragusa and stretching down to

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stated: "With Serbs, we can do a lot, without Serbs a little, and against Serbs nothing." In 1905, for the first time, a native of Dalmatia,

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in which they stated that they were still seeking unification and that its opponents were in the great minority. In December 1848, Emperor

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was treated as a newly conquered territory and so it had no autonomous government but was directly subjected to the government in Vienna.

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French and Austrian rule greatly contributed to Croatian national awakening in Dalmatia, which was also influenced by the ideas of the

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rural communes, where the Slavonic element is all-powerful. In 1904, the Vatican forbade the use of Glagolitic at the festival of SS.

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As the war ceased, there were also cases of defection, and in February 1918 a rebellion of sailors in the Bay of Kotor broke out, the

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voted for the Italian candidate of the Autonomist Party, instead of People's Party Mihovil Klaić. The People's Party called this the

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was divided into six departments (judiciary, internal affairs, finance, military affairs, teaching, accounting) that were led by the

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22nd Imperial Regiment, 23rd Zadar Imperial Home Guard Regiment, 37th Dubrovnik Imperial Regiment and the Dalmatian Mounted Rifles

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The kingdom was a separate administrative division of Austria-Hungary until 1918, when its territory – except for

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passed a decision by which Croatia-Slavonia terminated state-law relations with Austria-Hungary and, together with Dalmatia and

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broke out. 14 Italian sailors and a few Croats were seriously injured. This clash turned into a diplomatic conflict between the

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who worked at the then central government of the Kingdom of Italy in Milan. Ivan Stratico served as a Minister for a long time.

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was elected mayor. In 1882, despite intimidation and violence by the Autonomist Party's paramilitary units, the People's Party

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to the position of a military commander of Dalmatia (appointed on June 12, 1806). Dalmatia was administratively linked to the

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Statistische übersichten über die bevölkerung und den viehstand von Österreich nach der zählung vom 31. October 1857, p. 49

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In 1860, Emperor Franz Joseph I decided to renew the Empire's constitutional and political life so he convened an expanded

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so they could have adequate nutrition. The war destroyed Dalmatian agriculture. At the end of the war, epidemics of the

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took control of the Illyrian provinces. The takeover of Dalmatia was easily accomplished in the fall of 1813 by General

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and was occupied by French troops on 14 May 1797. The treaty ended the centuries-long history of the Venetian Republic.

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to make it easy for the Catholic clergy, after any great revolution in the Balkan States, to break with Latin Rome."

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Zbornik radova s Međunarodnog znanstvenog skupa Talijankska uprava na hrvatskom prostoru i egzodus Hrvata 1918-1943

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in order to win over voters whose primary language was Italian. They later started publishing weekly in Croatian

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in Split. These bodies soon started to independently govern Dalmatia. In the last days of the Monarchy, General

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The Naval Policy of Austria-Hungary, 1867-1918: Navalism, Industrial Development, and the Politics of Dualism

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From 1822 to 1868 the Kingdom of Dalmatia was administratively divided into four circles (counties, Italian:

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The judiciary was separated from the administration. There were 22 local or reconciliatory courts (Italian:

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Ferdo Šišić, Hrvatska povijest, Austrijska i francuska dalmacija i Ilirija (1797.-1815.), Zagreb, 1913.

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and it discussed various subjects relevant for Dalmatia. Councils' conclusions were only valid after

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In the 1907 elections, Dalmatia elected the following representatives to the lower chamber of the

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According to the official 1910 Austrian census, population by religion and mother language was:

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Ferdo Šišić, Hrvatska povijest, Kratki pregled povijesti republike dubrovačke, Zagreb, 1913.

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Ferdo Šišić, Hrvatska povijest, Kratki pregled povijesti republike dubrovačke, Zagreb, 1913

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to take over Dalmatia. In February 1806, the French occupied northern Dalmatia down to the

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started writing about Dalmatia as a Serbian land, and following the recognition of the

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urged autonomy for the kingdom as an Austrian crown land – against the

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Extent of the Kingdom of Dalmatia, superimposed on the modern-day internal borders of

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personnel. Apart from the Navy, Dalmatians also fought in land units, namely in the

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and many other members of the clergy held gatherings, for example in the village of

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which was superior to all Dalmatian dioceses, including historical Archdioceses of

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were bishoprics. At the head of the Orthodox community stood the bishop of Zadar.

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The 1880 Austrian census, recorded the following ethnic groups in the Kingdom:

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fortress erected to control the maritime traffic in the Bay of Kotor. Upon the

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The Austrian army, with about 4,000 soldiers, was led by the Croatian general

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instead. By the Treaty of Campo Formio, signed on 18 October 1797 between the

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22nd (Dalmatian) Infantry Regiment "Graf von Lacy" (garrison: Spalato/Split)

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being administratively split off to the largely Montenegrin Zeta Oblast.

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In the 1911 elections, Dalmatia elected the following representatives:

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37th Imperial-Royal Landwehr Infantry Regiment (garrison: Gravosa/Gruž)

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Carsko i kraljevsko dvorsko povjerenstvo za Istru, Dalmaciju i Albaniju

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Imperial-Royal Mounted Dalmatian State Rifle Division (garrison: Sinj)

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for himself (as Francis I), he also added that of "King of Dalmatia" (

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23rd Imperial-Royal Landwehr Infantry Regiment (garrison: Zara/Zadar)

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At the same time, the network of Croatian schools grew. In 1866, the

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was signed, whereby the Habsburg emperor renounced possession of the

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Gemeindelexikon der im Reichsrate vertretenen Königreiche und Länder

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Landward Gate in Zadar, the capital of the Kingdom of Dalmatia, 1909

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Imperial and Royal Court Committee for Istria, Dalmatia, and Albania

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Many workers and citizens throughout Dalmatia were revolted by the

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1911 Cisleithanian legislative election in the Kingdom of Dalmatia

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1907 Cisleithanian legislative election in the Kingdom of Dalmatia

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the erection of a monument dedicated to Ivan Gundulić in Dubrovnik

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mission, a clash between Italian sailors and Croatian citizens of

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Soon after the occupation of Dalmatia, Napoleon appointed General

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Državna uprava u Dalmaciji i crkveni preustroj 1828./1830. godine

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Teritorijalne snage za francuske uprave u Dalmaciji (1806.–1809.)

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was again subordinated to Vienna. This was confirmed at the 1815

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The Roman Catholic archbishop had his seat in Zadar, while the

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Franko Mirošević: Prilozi za povijest Dalmacije u 1918. godini

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was held by the Russians. After Napoleon's defeat in the 1813

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Crvena Hrvatska, Dubrovnik, No. 32, August 12, 1893, pp. 1–2.

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was denied. While Croatia-Slavonia was incorporated into the

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in 1797. A strong movement for unification of Dalmatia with

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The newly acquired Habsburg crown land stretched from the

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and officially recognized the independence of the Italian

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Dva stoljeća razvoja hrvatskog gospodarstva (1820.-2005.)

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Following the Peace of Pressburg, Napoleon sent General

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had annexed the lands of Dalmatia after the Napoleonic

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of Dalmatia (appointed on April 28, 1806) and General

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Gospodarska povijest Dalmacije od 18. do 20. stoljeća

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Austro-Hungarian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Erection of the monument dedicated to Ivan Gundulić

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