10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TRANSLEITHAN»
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To this sum, the kingdom of Hungary had to 'contribute 32,126,900 florins, or
3,212,690L, according to the terms of an agreement come to in May 1868 by the
Delegations and the governments of the Cisleithan and Transleithan parts of the
...
Frederick Martin, Sir John Scott Keltie, Isaac Parker Anderson Renwick, 1870
Over the Cisleithan group the sovereign rules as Emperor of Austria, over the
Transleithan as King of Hungary. The Cisleithan provinces are Upper and Lower
Austria, Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia, Galicia, Bukowina, Salzburg, Tyrol,
Vorarlberg, ...
3
The United Service Magazine
Common army, 65,837 ; Cisleithan Landwehr, 5815 ; Transleithan Landwehr,
5471. VII. According to the Schwcizcrischc Monatschrift, the formation of cyclist
companies in a certain number of Austro-Hungarian Jaeger battalions has been
...
4
Austria in the Twentieth Century
Its counterpart was the Hungarian or transleithan half of the empire—essentially
Hungary, Siebenburgen, Croatia, and Slavonia, which comprised the “lands of
the holy Hungarian crown of St. Stephan.” On the basis of this state construct
which ...
Rolf Steininger, Gunter Bischof, Michael Gehler, 2011
5
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
Transleithan,translī′than, adj.beyondthe Leitha,the boundary river between
thearchduchyof Austria andHungary. Transliterate, translit′erāt, v.t.to express
thewordsofonelanguageinthe alphabetic characters of another.—ns.Transliterā′
tion ...
6
From Sadowa to Sarajevo
2 Nor did the jealousy with which Austria and Hungary each sought to hamper
the industrial development of the other help matters: 'the curses of Austria are
launched against every fresh chimney-stack erected on Transleithan ground', ...
7
Turizm: The Russian and East European Tourist Under ...
The Beginnings Associational tourism made its appearance relatively late in the
Transleithan- ian part of Austria-Hungary. Whereas in England, Italy, Switzerland,
Germany, and Austria, tourist associations began their activity as early as the ...
Anne E. Gorsuch, Diane Koenker, 2006
8
The Separated Eastern Churches
The division of the Empire into Cisleithan and Transleithan districts created a
paradoxical situation. The Austrian provinces of Dalmatia and the Bukowina were
detached from the Patriarchate of Carlovtsi, and the jurisdiction of the Patriarch ...
P Janin, Raymond Janin, 2004
9
Bakunin: Statism and Anarchy
... Transleithan (east of the Leith River) segment, and the German-dominated
Cisleithan (west of the Leith River) segment, each had its own constitution,
parliament, and administration. They were united under a single Habsburg ruler,
who ...
Mikhail Aleksandrovich Bakunin, Marshall Shatz, 1990
10
Seedtime for Fascism: The Disintegration of Austrian ...
gloom in the Transleithan lands of the Crown of St. Stephen. The constellation of
time and man implied that while the hour was late, time had not run out for
Hungary's south Slavs to find redress within a Habsburg-led Danubian realm.
