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Mislav Kužić
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In his conclusion, the author sought to portray the family as insignificant, yet even he could not overlook the actions of Otto von Habsburg. He did more for Europe and for reconciliation among nations than many other democratic politicians. The family’s legacy in the former lands remains secure, despite attacks from elites who depicted the monarchy as a "prison of nations." Today, it is evident that this was a lie.
— Oct 25, 2026 10:56AM
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Mislav Kužić
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The Habsburg family signed its own death warrant the moment it tied its fate to Germany. The state held its own on the battlefronts, but there was no coherent plan for how to extricate the country from the war. Wartime exhibitions could not conceal the full extent of the misery within the state. Charles attempted to change the situation at the eleventh hour, but the train had already left the station.
— Oct 24, 2026 11:14AM
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Mislav Kužić
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Franz Ferdinand could not stand the Hungarians and Serbs, he wanted to reorganize the monarchy based on the principle of trials, giving Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Croatian part. With that, he prevented the influence of Serbia and that is why he had to killed. Despite the efforts that the monarchy invested in the progress of the province. Thus the wheel of the downfall of the dynasty began to roll.
— Oct 23, 2026 12:06PM
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