South-Slavic nationalisms: Yougoslav unification and textbooks prior to 1914

In this monograph, the American historian and specialist in Slavic studies Charles Jelavich examines the development of the Yugoslav idea throughout the 19th century up to the outbreak of World War I in 1914, cites the different conceptions and ideas of Serbian, Croatian and Slovene thinkers, the development of nationalist tendencies, and compares the systems of teaching (history) in Slovenia, Serbia and Croatia.