Josip Jelačić
Austrian general (1801-1859) · Politicians · Died at 57
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Something wrong?The Croatian military commander who led troops during Europe's wildest year of revolution - and ended serfdom at home while he did it.
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Abolition of serfdom in Croatia
Archduke Stephen tries to negociate with Josip Jelačić on a steamboat on the Lake Balaton to stop his campaign on 21. September 1848, but the Ban refuses by Franz Xaver Zalder
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Josip Jelačić von Bužim was born on 16 October 1801 into the House of Jelačić. He rose through the ranks of the Imperial Austrian Army to lieutenant field marshal, a military career that would collide with the continent's most volatile moment. On 23 March 1848, he became Ban of Croatia - governor in all but name - just as revolutions tore through European capitals. While commanding campaigns that year, he abolished serfdom in Croatia, dismantling the feudal order in a single stroke. He held the Ban's post until 19 April 1859 and died a month later, on 20 May.
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