The next man will give you some further information. "the government [of austria-hungary] has a policy - a wise one - and sticks steadily to it. this policy is - tranquility: keep this hive of excitable nations as quiet as possible; encourage them to amuse themselves with things less inflammatory than politics." . . there is a censor of the press, and apparently he is always on duty and hard at work. . his company of assistants read every line in these papers, and mark everything which seems to have a dangerous look. —"stirring times in austria," mark twain, 1898 which statement about austria-hungary is supported by information in the passage? austria-hungary enjoys freedom of the press. austria-hungary is concerned about ethnic unrest within its borders. austria-hungary’s policies are unwise, according to the population. austria-hungary encourages its population to think about politics.'