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Annual Review of the Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad, Volume XXXIX-1 (2014)
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Vladan S. Gavrilovi
Nenad . Ninkovi
SUMMARY
At the Viennese court Serbs were seen as a nation (Natio Rascianica), whereas Hungarian
classes saw them merely as an obliging religious group. This difference in attitude determined
relations between the court and Hungary, and Serbs were more often than not used by the court to
blackmail Hungarian classes whenever their heightened national fervour needed quietening down.
Serbian people tried as much as it was possible to vacillate between these different interests and
different interpretations of their legal status. Depending on the situation, Serbs strove to ensure,
through their Privileges, a better and fairer legal status for themselves, which would be recognized
by both Hungarian and Austrian authorities. Due to the important role Serbs had in the Monarchy,
Serbian Privileges were confirmed on several occasions in the course of the 18th century, but time
and again this confirmation came along with one or more restricting provisos, until finally in the
1870s the Privileges were reduced completely and narrowed from the sphere of national-ecclesi-
astic, down to the frame of ecclesiastic and school privileges.
Key words: Imperial Court, Hungarn, serbian privilegs, Illyrian court deputation.
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