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The conflict between Serbia and Austria-Hungary in the years preceding the   First World War is looked at in the global context of the ?age of empire?.   The Balkans was to Austria-Hungary what Africa or Asia was to the other   colonial powers of the period. The usual ideological justification for the   Dual Monarchy?s imperialistic expansion was its ?civilizing mission? in the   ?half-savage? Balkans. The paper shows that the leading Serbian intellectuals   of the time gathered round the Srpski knjizevni glasnik (Serbian Literary   Herald) were well aware of the colonial rationale and ?civilizing? ambitions   of the Habsburg Balkan policy, and responded in their public work, including   both scholarly and literary production, to the necessity of resistance to the   neighbouring empire?s ?cultural mission?.

Austria-Hungary’s “civilizing mission” in the Balkans a view from Belgrade (1903-1914)