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Politik Und Gesellschaft Im Vilayet Kosovo Und Im Serbisch Beherrschten Kosovo 1870–1914 POLITIK UND GESELLSCHAFT IM VILAYET KOSOvO UND IM SERBISCH BEHERRSCHTEN KOSOvO 1870–1914 Oliver Jens Schmitt und Eva Anne Frantz (Hg.) Schriften zur Balkanforschung Band 1/3 Herausgegeben vom Forschungsbereich Balkanforschung des Instituts für die Erforschung der Habsburgermonarchie und des Balkanraumes Politik und Gesellschaft im Vilayet Kosovo und im serbisch beherrschten Kosovo 1870–1914 Berichte der österreichisch-ungarischen Konsuln aus dem zentralen Balkan Band 3 Oliver Jens Schmitt und Eva Anne Frantz (Hg.) unter Mitarbeit von Sven Mörsdorf Veröffentlicht mit Unterstützung des Austrian Science Fund (FWF): PUB 655-Z Open Access: Wo nicht anders festgehalten, ist diese Publikation lizenziert unter der Creative Commons Lizenz Namensnennung 4.0 Open access: Except where otherwise noted, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this licence, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Angenommen durch die Publikationskommission der philosophisch-historischen Klasse der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften: Michael Alram, Bert G. Fragner, Andre Gingrich, Hermann Hunger, Sigrid Jalkotzy-Deger, Renate Pillinger, Franz Rainer, Oliver Jens Schmitt, Danuta Shanzer, Peter Wiesinger, Waldemar Zacharasiewicz Bildnachweis: Prizren mit Blick auf den Fluß Lumbardhi i Prizrenit (serb. Prizrenska Bistrica), 1934, ÖNB Bildarchiv 230.942–B Umschlaggestaltung: Clara Wildberger Bibliografische Information der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek: Die Deutsche Nationalbibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen Nationalbibliografie, detaillierte bibliografische Daten sind im Internet über http://dnb.d-nb.de abrufbar. Diese Publikation wurde einem anonymen, internationalen Begutachtungsverfahren unterzogen. This publication was subject to international and anonymous peer review. Peer review is an essential part of the Austrian Academy of Sciences Press evaluation process. Before any book can be accepted for publication, it is assessed by international specialists and ultimately must be approved by the Austrian Academy of Sciences Publication Committee. Die verwendete Papiersorte in dieser Publikation ist DIN EN ISO 9706 zertifiziert und erfüllt die Voraussetzung für eine dauerhafte Archivierung von schriftlichem Kulturgut. Bestimmte Rechte vorbehalten. All rights reserved. ISBN 978-3-7001-8208-5 Copyright © Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, Wien 2020 Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna Satz/Layout: Daniela Seiler, Wien Druck/Printed: Prime Rate, Budapest https://epub.oeaw.ac.at/8208-5 https://verlag.oeaw.ac.at Made in Europe Inhaltsverzeichnis Band 3: 1900–1907 I. Verzeichnis der Berichte .............................................................. 7 II. Berichte ...................................................................................... 13 Verzeichnis der Berichte Nr. des Berichts Aussteller und Empfänger Ort Datum 1 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 13.3.1900 2 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 16.3.1900 3 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 1.4.1900 4 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 24.4.1900 5 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 1.5.1900 6 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 17.5.1900 7 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 25.5.1900 8 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 28.5.1900 9 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 3.6.1900 10 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 14.6.1900 11 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 18.6.1900 12 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 10.7.1900 13 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 19.7.1900 14 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 13.8.1900 15 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 2.9.1900 16 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 9.9.1900 17 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 14.9.1900 18 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 27.9.1900 19 Dobrzański an Gołuchowski Skopje 3.10.1900 20 Dobrzański an Gołuchowski Skopje 12.10.1900 21 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 1.11.1900 22 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 20.11.1900 23 Dobrzański an Gołuchowski Skopje 20.11.1900 24 Pára an Calice Skopje 14.12.1900 25 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 24.1.1901 26 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.2.1901 27 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 20.2.1901 28 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 26.2.1901 29 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 3.3.1901 30 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 7.3.1901 8 Berichte 31 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 12.5.1901 32 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 30.5.1901 33 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 13.7.1901 34 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 6.8.1901 35 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.9.1901 36 Budisavljević an Gołuchowski Skopje 16.10.1901 37 Budisavljević an Gołuchowski Skopje 26.10.1901 38 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 17.11.1901 39 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 14.12.1901 40 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 16.2.1902 41 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 19.2.1902 42 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 21.2.1902 43 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 26.2.1902 44 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 28.2.1902 45 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 1.3.1902 46 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 17.3.1902 47 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 22.4.1902 48 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 20.5.1902 49 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.6.1902 50 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 20.6.1902 51 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 21.6.1902 52 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 24.6.1902 53 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 29.7.1902 54 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 29.7.1902 55 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.8.1902 56 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 7.8.1902 57 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 15.8.1902 58 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 24.8.1902 59 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.9.1902 60 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 27.9.1902 61 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 10.11.1902 62 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 16.12.1902 63 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 24.12.1902 64 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 30.1.1903 65 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 5.2.1903 66 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 13.2.1903 67 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 18.2.1903 68 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 19.2.1903 Berichte 9 69 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 28.2.1903 70 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 11.3.1903 71 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.4.1903 72 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.4.1903 73 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 30.4.1903 74 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 1.6.1903 75 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 16.6.1903 76 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 4.7.1903 77 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.9.1903 78 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 19.9.1903 79 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 24.10.1903 80 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 8.11.1903 81 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 18.11.1903 82 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 24.11.1903 83 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 26.11.1903 84 Muthsam an Gołuchowski Prizren 28.12.1903 85 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 22.1.1904 86 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 27.1.1904 87 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 3.2.1904 88 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 7.2.1904 89 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 8.2.1904 90 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 14.2.1904 91 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 15.2.1904 92 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 17.2.1904 93 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 18.2.1904 94 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.3.1904 95 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 4.3.1904 96 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 16.3.1904 97 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 16.3.1904 98 Halla an Gołuchowski Prizren 17.4.1904 99 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 29.4.1904 100 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 15.5.1904 101 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 28.5.1904 102 Prochaska an Gołuchowski Prizren 5.6.1904 103 Prochaska an Gołuchowski Prizren 10.6.1904 104 Pára an Gołuchowski Prizren 17.6.1904 105 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 28.6.1904 106 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 8.7.1904 10 Berichte 107 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 10.7.1904 108 Prochaska an Gołuchowski Prizren 13.7.1904 109 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 16.7.1904 110 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 28.7.1904 111 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 22.8.1904 112 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 30.8.1904 113 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 20.9.1904 114 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 10.10.1904 115 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 14.10.1904 116 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 16.10.1904 117 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 1.11.1904 118 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 16.12.1904 119 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 17.12.1904 120 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 5.1.1905 121 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 13.1.1905 122 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 30.1.1905 123 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 12.2.1905 124 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 1.3.1905 125 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 16.3.1905 126 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 17.3.1905 127 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 21.3.1905 128 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 24.3.1905 129 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 27.3.1905 130 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 13.4.1905 131 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 3.5.1905 132 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.5.1905 133 Kraus an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 19.5.1905 134 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 20.5.1905 135 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 28.5.1905 136 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 6.6.1905 137 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 26.6.1905 138 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 1.7.1905 139 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 3.7.1905 140 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 8.7.1905 141 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 15.7.1905 142 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 22.7.1905 143 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 28.7.1905 144 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 3.8.1905 Berichte 11 145 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 19.8.1905 146 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 18.9.1905 147 Pára an Gołuchowski Skopje 7.11.1905 148 Lejhanec an Gołuchowski Prizren 24.12.1905 149 Rappaport an Gołuchowski Skopje 4.1.1906 150 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 9.1.1906 151 Zambaur an Gołuchowski Mitrovica 18.2.1906 152 Rappaport an Gołuchowski Skopje 18.2.1906 153 Rappaport
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