Néhány aspektus a horvát – magyar kiegyezést követő időszak etnikai és nyelvhasználati feszültségeihez

Absztrakt

One of the biggest changes in the relations between the neighbouring Hungarian peoples was their national awakening in the 19th century, which culminated in the early 20th century in the Kingdom of Hungary. One of the important modern events in the creation of the Croatian nation-state was the 1868 Croatian-Hungarian reconciliation (Nagodba), which, despite its many controversial results, sought to satisfy the demand for autonomy of one nationality, ahead of the uniformist, multi-national empires of Europe. The aim of this paper is to illustrate the Croatian- Hungarian relations of the period by presenting some of the national, linguistic and cultural conflicts of the period. Through an insight into the conflicts and fears, a nuanced picture of the roots of the tensions of the time is obtained.