Original scientific paper

Isidor Kršnjavi and Robert W. Seton-Watson on politics in Croatia during the reign of Ban Pavao Rauch

Zlatko Matijević ; Croatian Institute of History, Zagreb, Croatia

Abstract

The governing style of Ban Pavao Rauch was subject to much sharp criticism, not only among the opposition-oriented public in Civil Croatia but also from the respected British publicist and journalist Robert W. Seton-Watson (Scotus Viator). In the latter’s opinion Rauch’s reign as Croatia’s ban was unconstitutional and served the complete subjugation of Civil Croatia to Hungarian interests. The Seton-Watson’s writings prompted a response from Isidor Kršnjavi, a Frankist-Rightist who formulated well-reasoned refutations of the Briton’s negative characterizations of political relations in the Croatia of the time.

Keywords

Austria-Hungary; Isidor Kršnjavi; Kingdom of Croatia; Pavao Rauch, Robert Seton-Watson

Hrčak ID:

67488

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/67488

Publication date:

1.4.2011.

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