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Bachelors History University of Oxford

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According to Wikipedia, Robert William Seton-Watson , commonly referred to as R. W. Seton-Watson and also known by the pseudonym Scotus Viator, was a British political activist and historian who played an active role in encouraging the breakup of Austria-Hungary and the emergence of Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia during and after the First World War.

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Robert Seton-Watson's Published Works

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A history of the Czechs and Slovaks (1944) (39)
Revolution and counter-revolution in Hungary (34)
Racial problems in Hungary (34)
A history of the Roumanians : from Roman times to the completion of unity (1935) (34)
The rise of nationality in the Balkans (26)
Disraeli, Gladstone, and the Eastern question : a study in diplomacy and party politics (1936) (22)
Britain in Europe, 1789-1914 : a survey of foreign policy (1939) (18)
The new Slovakia (12)
Masaryk in England (1943) (12)
Britain in Europe, 1789-1914 (1937) (10)
Britain and the Dictators. (1938) (8)
Czechoslovakia in European History (1945) (7)
Tudor studies : presented by the Board of Studies in History in the University of London to Albert Frederick Pollard, being the work of twelve of his colleagues and pupils (6)
The German Minority in Czechoslovakia (1938) (6)
A PLEA FOR THE STUDY OF CONTEMPORARY HISTORY1 (1929) (6)
Slovakia Then and Now (1932) (5)
Roumania and the Great War (5)
The role of Bosnia in international politics (1875-1914) (1932) (3)
Sarajevo, a study in the origins of the Great War (1927) (3)
Jugoslavia and the Croat Problem (1937) (2)
Some Aspects of Dynastic Policy in the Balkans (1950) (2)
The Problem of Treaty Revision and the Hungarian Frontiers (1933) (2)
The Murder at Sarajevo (1925) (2)
The Era of Reform in Hungary (1943) (2)
The historian as a political force in Central Europe (2)
Sarajevo: A Study in the Origins of the Great War@@@The Serajevo Crime (1926) (2)
The future of Austria-Hungary and the attitude of the great powers (2)
Slovakia then and now : a political survey (1931) (2)
Metternich and internal Austrian policy (1939) (2)
Presidential Address: The Foundations of British Policy (1947) (1)
Absolutism in Croatia (1)
Munich and the dictators : a sequel to 'Britain and the Dictators' (1939) (1)
From Munich to Danzig (1939) (1)
Czechoslovakia in its European setting (1946) (1)
Taras Shevchenko : the national poet of Ukraine (1946) (1)
The problem of small nations and the European anarchy (1939) (0)
The Near East@@@Serbia: Her People, History, and Aspirations@@@Modern Austria@@@The War and the Balkans@@@Arms and the Map@@@Roumania and the Great War@@@Bulgaria@@@Forty Years in Constantinople@@@The Partitions of Poland@@@Poland and the Polish Question (1915) (0)
25 years of Czechoslovakia (1945) (0)
The Diplomacy of the Balkan Wars, 1912–1913. By Ernst Christian Helm-Reich, Bowdoin College. [Harvard Historical Studies.] (Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 1938. Pp. xiv, 523. $5.00.) (1940) (0)
Book Review:The Dissolution of the Habsburg Monarchy Oscar Jaszi (1930) (0)
Presidential Address: Main Currents in Russian Foreign Policy (1947) (0)
The Czecho-Slovak Republic (0)
Book Review:The making of Roumania: a study of an international problem, 1856-1866 T. W. Riker (1934) (0)
THE STRANGE STORY OF LADY GRANGE (1931) (0)

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