Özet:

The Hersek Rebellion, which began in 1875 in the city of Nevesin in Hersek and soon spread to the whole of Bosnia and Herzegovina, XIX. In the last quarter of the century, it was one of the most important events concerning the Ottoman State and European diplomacy. After diplomatic and military attempts were unable to calm the rebellion, the Three Emperor League of Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia (the "Northern Forces") took action to end this rebellion which was closely concerned with themselves, and the Austrian-Hungarian Deputy Count Andrassy decided to prepare a reform project for the Christian citizens of the Ottoman State. After receiving the approval of Britain, Italy and France, the relief project, presented to Babylon on 31 December 1875 and accepted by Babylon on 11 February 1876 and referred to as the Andrassy Notes, was intensely processed in the news and articles published in the United Kingdom newspapers. This study, in the examples of the British Manchester Guardian, the Scotsman of Scotland and the Irish Times of Ireland, has sought to identify how the note reflects on the UK newspapers and the public.