Status of Czechia and Slovenia in a Habsburg lead Greater German Empire?

The Duchy of Carniola has a majority Slovene population (and IIRC the majority of Slovenes) and could be the nucleus for a Slovene national movement. Depending on how much regionalism is allowed, the Duchy of Carniola may one day promote local linguistic rights, and other Slovene lands like Lower Styria and the Küstenland may also do the same. But I think this would be a result of what would happen in Bohemia-Moravia in terms of a movement.

As for Austria, it wouldn't matter much if Austria is an Archduchy and thus outranked by Prussia, the ruling Archduke of Austria is the German Emperor after all, as he was back when it was the Holy Roman Empire.
 
Czech and Slovene national awakenings would still happen, so things would be very tense in these areas
Well historically though until it was clear the Entente was winning, few Czechs supported independence and most just wanted Autonomy

I don't see Czechia becoming independent or even having a particularly strong independence movement
Yeah me neither, the catalyst to Czechoslovak independence was A-H losing the Great War

Too German for independence and too czech for peaceful coexisting
I mean given sufficient autonomy, we could peacefully coexist as few Czechs wanted outright independence
 
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