A Theory of Austria WOLFGANG GRASSL and BARRY SMITH Culture rests not in talent, which is more or less equally divided between the nations, but in the layers of the social fabric which lie beneath it (Musil 1919, p. 1031

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Date: 2003-03-25 15:31:50 Austrians House of Habsburg Austria-Hungary Habsburg Monarchy Austria Pan-Slavism Greater Hungary Galicia Revolutions of 1848 in the Habsburg areas Europe Political movements Austro-Hungarian Compromise		A Theory of Austria WOLFGANG GRASSL and BARRY SMITH Culture rests not in talent, which is more or less equally divided between the nations, but in the layers of the social fabric which lie beneath it (Musil 1919, p. 1031 Add to Reading List Source URL: ontology.buffalo.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 385,83 KB Share Document on Facebook

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