The Czech-German Compromise in Moravia

The book explores the complexities of the 1905 Moravian Pact, which sought to address national conflicts in Cisleithania by creating semi-autonomous national groups within Moravia. It delves into the difficulties of defining and demarcating these intermingled populations, highlighting the challenges of implementing personal national autonomy in a diverse society. The analysis sheds light on the socio-political dynamics and implications of this historical attempt at managing ethnic diversity.