This paper attempts to synthetically show the political views of the brothers Antun and Stjepan Radić regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina. Firstly, an overview of the political situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is given, starting from its occupation, through the annexation, to the end of the Great War. Furthermore, considerations are presented about the relationship of Antun Radić with regards to Bosnia and Herzegovina, based on records from his travels to Bosnia and Herzegovina, articles published in the newspaper Dom and other newspapers, which he published until the end of the Great War. Lastly, the final part of this paper is dedicated to the thoughts and views of Stjepan Radić. Along with some details from his biography, the main part of the chapter is centered around the reconstruction of his views, presented in his booklet Živo hrvatsko pravo na Bosnu i Hercegovinu and his lectures in St. Petersburg and Moscow. Additionally, Radić's views on Serbian politics, as well as his political visions and positions after the annexation of Bosnia and during the Great War are also presented.