Public school slavs in the non-slavic states in the late XIX - early XX centuries (in the magazine "Slavic century")

The article in the magazine "Slavic century" examines the features and specific development of the (school) education of the Slavic peoples on the territory of the Austro-Hungarian, German and Ottoman empires in the late XIX - early XX centuries. We analyze the situation of national schools, consider the main conflict in this area between the Empire and national entities. The magazine reflects the development of school education of Kashubians and Sorbs, Prussian and Austrian Poles, Croats, Serbs, Slovenes, Czechs, Slovaks. It is noted that the difficulties in the organization of the school of Slavic peoples were infringement in the educational process of native languages, shortage of teachers with the knowledge of the national languages, poor material base of national schools, the plight of private national schools in the empire, the contradictions between the Slavic nations. The were consider of the form and methods of struggle of the Slavs for nationally oriented schools, for the preservation of national identity and ethnic and cultural identity.

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