Titlebook: Nicholas I And The Russian Intervention In Hungary; Ian W. Roberts Book 1991 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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The Russian Intervention in Transylvania and its Consequencesich the Emperor had ratified in June. The Austrian change in attitude towards Hungary only served to increase the confusion in a province where the diversity of races, languages and religions was one of the greatest in the Habsburg empire. Out of a population of about two million, more than half wer

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The Russian Decision to Intervene in Hungaryouc the Council of Ministers had approved the decision taken by the Emperor to dismiss Windischgraetz and replace him by Weiden. A proposal to order the Field Marshal to remove three of his senior officers from their posts, in the expectation that the order would not be obeyed, thus making it easier

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The First Half of the Campaign pass into northern Hungary. On 18 June, the day on which the Russian advance guard occupied Bardejov, Dembiński, rather than occupy a position subordinate to Görgey, handed over command of the Upper Tisza Army to his fellow Pole, Wysocki, the commander of the Ninth Corps of the Hungarian army. From

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The Second Half of the Campaignead on the left bank at Tiszafüred. After a twenty-mile march from Kerecsend in the scorching heat, the detachment reached the right bank of the river about five o’clock in the afternoon. Although the ground near the river was very marshy, it had dried out in places as a result of the heat. When dar

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Conclusionry which had succeeded ‘beyond his expectations’. It was, however, apparent to Bloomfield that Nicholas remained completely unaware of the political significance of the events of 1848 and 1849. More convinced than ever of the superiority of absolute government and the irresistibility of his vast pow

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