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41. 1Up Info > Austria And Hungary, History, Biographies - Encyclopedia
Guide News. Search 1Up Info. ENCYCLOPEDIA . Austria And hungary,history, Biographies Articles. Adler, Viktor Aehrenthal
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43. Department Of Geometry, Eötvös Loránd University
history, members, events.
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44. Portrait Of Austria-Hungary. History Of The Great Empire And The Habsburg Imperi
hungary was the bigger part of Francis Joseph's empire in regard to itsarea, and the smallest according to the number of its inhabitants.
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Portraits and Self-Portraits T he Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was the second largest state in Europe. With an area of 676,615 square km in 1914 it was second only to Russia. Its population was the third largest after Russia's and Germany's. According to the last census in 1910, the empire embraced 51,390,223 people.
T he state was officially formed by the Compromise of 1867. It has been commonly referred to as the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy since 1868, when Francis Joseph, emperor of Austria and apostolic king of Hungary, ordered that his lands be so called in a royal manuscript.
Although this expressed precisely the constitutional structure of the Dualist Monarchy, it disregarded one of its most important attributes: that it was a multi-national state. In 1910, when people were classified by the language they used in everyday discourse, 25% of all citizens were of German, 17% of Hungarian, 13% of Czech, 3% of Slovene, 2% of Italian nationa-lity, and the rest belonged to various other national minorities. The Monarchy was a genuine product of Central Europe; a place where cultures, nations and nationalities coexisted.
H ungary was the bigger part of Francis Joseph's empire in regard to its area, and the smallest according to the number of its inhabitants. If we are to be precise, then we must include the Countries of the Hungarian Holy Crown, an area of 325,411 square km, with a population of 20.8 million (1910). Compared to Austria, there were almost 8 million less people here occupying a territory that was larger by 25,000 square km. The Countries of the Holy Crown covered the Hungarian Kingdom, the Croatian-Slavonian Kingdom, Fiume and the so-called Hungarian Seabord.

46. World Travel Guide - Hungary - History And Government
World Travel Guide hungary - history Government - includes informationon the constitution and politics. WORLDTRAVELGUIDE.NET,
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Magyar Demokrata Forum Magyar Szocialista Part , MSzP). A second right-wing party, the Alliance of Young Democrats (Fiatal Demokratak Sz`vetsege, FIDESz), eclipsed the Democratic Forum during the mid-1990s, and Hungarian politics now follow the customary European model of alternating between FIDESz and the MSzP. Following the most recent poll in May 2002, the Socialists replaced the FIDESz-led coalition as the governing party.
Government: Legislative power is held by the 386-seat national assembly, the Orszaggyhles , which is elected for four years (176 members come from single seat constituencies, 152 by proportional representation in multi-seat constituencies, and 58 members by proportional representation on a national basis). The Council of Ministers, the highest executive organ, is elected by the assembly on the advice of the president, who is also elected by the national assembly for a four-year term, and may serve two terms. In April 1995, a 53-member National Autonomous Authority of the Romany Minority was ratified, with the power to administer funds disbursed by the central Government.

47. Anti-conscription Mouvement In Hungary - History And News
Anticonscription mouvement in hungary. history and news of. LeagueAgainst Conscription. During the communist regieme, there was
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Anti-conscription mouvement in Hungary
History and news of
League Against Conscription
During the "communist" regieme, there was no political activity against conscription. That time the defence of the homeland was a "saint duty for every citizen". However, some men refused to join the army for religious reason, they were imprisoned until 1989, so the men belonging to Jehovah's Witnesses, some fractions of adventists, nazarens, and other small christian denominations A catholic community /Bokor/ had a great influence in the 80ths
among the Hungarian intellectuals. They declared non-violence,
and many of them were imprisoned during the communist rule. When the political freedom was realised, a legal non-violent peace
In 1991 the Anti-Violence Forum was founded from individuals and some organizations. This Forum campaigned against conscription, against
violence, and for a more strict gun control. On 13th November 1993, the League Against Conscription was
founded by about 200 members. The League was declared as an organization open to any direction, to any individual. Anybody can join who accept the Statutes. The League started to grow quickly, presetly it has about 1600 members. Radical pacifists and military officiers are among the members. The
League is supported morally by famous intellectuels, writers, actors and

48. The Embassy Of The Republic Of Hungary - History
of the war, in October 1944 the extreme right wing ArrowCross Partycame to power. hungary had reached a low ebb in its history.
http://www.docuweb.ca/Hungary/history.html
History
Origins. The Magyars arrived in the Carpathian Basin in one of the last waves of the Great Migrations. The ethnic group from which the Magyars originated lived innitially with Finno-Ugric, then with Ugric peoples at the foot of the Ural Mountains, where, around 500 BC the Magyars became a separate ethnic group. The Magyar - which means "man" - dates from this period. Settlement. Statehood. Middle Ages. Fight for Independence. The 19th Century. The World Wars. In 1944 a new Hungarian government was formed in Debrecen, a town in the Eastern part of the country which had by this time been liberated. In February 1946 a republic was proclaimed and a year later in February 1947, representatives of the Hungarian government signed the Paris Peace Treaty, which effectively restored the 1938 Trianon borders. Under the Communist Regime. On October 23, 1956 a popular uprising, which gradually turned into a revolution, broke out against the hated leadership and regime. It was crushed by Soviet troops, and in 1958 the leader of the 1956 revolutionary government, Imre Nagy, and several of his associates were executed. The dictatorship was restored with Soviet support and hundreds fell victim to reprisals. Democracy reborn.

49. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: Hungary (History By Nation)
history history by Nation hungary. TIMELINES OVERVIEWS WorldBook Online Article on hungary; Brief history; history Hungarians;
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Policy. HIGH SCHOOL BEYOND Regional Studies Countries of theWorld Europe hungary history. TIMELINES OVERVIEWS World
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51. Refresh
Text of István Lázár's account from prehistory to the present day.Category Regional Europe hungary Society and Culture history......István Lázár hungary A Brief history. Budapest Corvina, 1993.Translated by Albert Tezla. Digitized by Andrew L. Simon. Copyright
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Short History of Hungary is at
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52. New HTA
Online reproduction of a text originally published in 1914. Traces the nations from their beginnings Category Kids and Teens School Time history By Region Europe...... Search the Web. A Short history of Austriahungary and Poland (through Chapter9) (33242 total words in this text) (read 7861 times) Infoseek Select Site.
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53. Jewish History Of Hungary
Jewish history of hungary. The history of the destruction of Hungarian Jewryencompasses the Jewish population of the enlarged state of hungary.
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Jewish History of Hungary
Middle Ages to the Ottoman Conquest
Period of the Ottoman Conquest
18th to 19th Centuries (Until 1867)
Internal Life during the 19th Century ... top
Middle Ages to the Ottoman Conquest
During the reign of Louis the Great (1342–82), the hostile influence of the Church in Jewish affairs again predominated. The Black Death led to the first expulsion of the Jews from Hungary in 1349. A general expulsion was decreed in 1360, but in about 1364 their return was authorized though they were subjected to restrictions. In 1365 the king instituted the office of "judge of the Jews," chosen from among the magnates, who was in charge of affairs concerning Jewish property, the imposition and collection of taxes, representation of the Jews before the government, and the protection of their rights. The reign of Matthias Corvinus (1458–90) marked a change in favor of the status of the Jews, despite his support of the towns, whose inhabitants, the overwhelming majority of whom were Germans, were inimical to the Jews as dangerous rivals. During the middle of the 14th century the most important Hungarian community was that of Szekesfehervar (Ger. Stuhlweissenburg), whose

54. BJ's HunPage: History
The history of hungary.
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The History of Hungary
The Origin of Hungarians
The Migration and The Conquest
The Foundation of The State
The medieval Hungarian kingdom ...
New chances... Acknowledgments: I used illustrations and pictures from many sites when creating this page: I cannot remember all the URLs but the ones I do are included in this list This summary reflects the personal views of its author only. Some of the statements below are rather opinions than facts. However, if you are deeply interested in Hungarian history, you are advised to gain more information from professional sources. These links below may help you in this (while some others will even more mislead you):
Corvinus Library : a collection of books on Hungarian (and also regional) history.
Bábeli könyvtár : another collection of history book, this one mostly in Hungarian.
Country Study by the Library Of Congress (actually, this is not only about history).
Please note that further (more specific) links are embedded into this page below.
The Origin of Hungarians
As is the case with many other nations, the exact origin of the Hungarians is not known. The most commonly accepted guess in scientific circles is that their ancient homeland was somewhere in Western Siberia. This theory is very much supported by the fact that the Hungarian language is a branch of the

55. New HTA
By István Lázár and covering the period from prehistory to modern age. Includes lists of Hungarian Category Regional Europe hungary Society and Culture history......The Historical Text Archive now has its own domain name. historicaltextarchive.com.Please change your bookmarks. Pardon the inconvenience.
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Infoseek Select Site. A SHORT history. OF. AUSTRIA hungary. and Poland.By H. WICKHAM STEED, Correspondent of The Times in Vienna; WALTER
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Infoseek Select Site A SHORT HISTORY OF A U S T R I A - H U N G A R Y and Poland By H. WICKHAM STEED,
Correspondent of The Times in Vienna;
WALTER ALISON PHILLIPS,
Lecky Professor of Modern History, Trinity College, Dublin; and
DAVID HANNAY. ILLUSTRATED Reproduced from the 11th edition of the
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LTD. © ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA, INC., Britannica Centre, Chicago, IL, 60604 Reproduced by permission of the Publishers, 1995 CONTENTS

57. Family History In Hungary
Family history in hungary CsaládTörténet Magyarországon. (includingSlovakia) by Alex Glendinning. visitors since February 10 1997
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(including Slovakia) by Alex Glendinning visitors since February 10 1997
The Coat of Arms of the Republic of Hungary
(courtesy of Bryan at HipCat's New Hungary Page This article originally appeared in the Genealogist's Magazine of September 1994
Introduction
With the disappearance of Communist Regimes all over Eastern Europe now is a good time to engage in family history research in countries like Hungary. I have to declare an interest, my mother being Hungarian born.
However, going unprepared would be a waste of time - apart from the language difficulties - Hungary has been devastated too many times in wars. Churches and Castles have been burnt, records lost and some territory (2/3rds) has been given to other countries since the Treaty of Trianon in 1920 (mainly Romania - who were given Transylvania, but also Czechoslovakia, Austria and Yugoslavia benefited). Then there are the religious denominations to take into account. But do not be put off by this description, as once you have a grasp of how things work it is possible to achieve much, of course if you have Hungarian ancestors and have retained some of the language and family legends, it helps. Having some Latin would also be useful, especially with Roman Catholic records.
If you from the U.S.A. please start with

58. Hungarian Intro Page
Family history in hungary (and Slovakia) A Guide to Tracing Your Ancestorsin Two Parts. Hungarian Ancestry Beginning Your Research From America.
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Alex Glendinning's Award Winning Hungarian Pages
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New at Hungarian Sites Family History in Hungary, Beginning Your Research from America, Bibliography Magyar My Hungarian Family History Common Surnames in Hungary The Hungarian Mailing List Other Hungarian Pages: Family History Links (1) Archives and Libraries (2) Research and Advice (3) Personal Home Pages (4) Geography (5) Villages and Towns (6) Churches (7) The Jewish Community (8) Ships and Passenger Lists (9) Societies (10) Photographs and Postcards (1) History and Politics (2) Language and Tourism (3) Miscellaneous Background Sites Slovakian Pages Other Eastern European Pages Awards and Reviews
Family History in Hungary (and Slovakia)
A Guide to Tracing Your Ancestors in Two Parts
Hungarian Ancestry: Beginning Your Research From America
Bibliography Magyar : Hungarian Books in English
My Hungarian Family History (of Budapest, Hungary and Vajk, Slovakia)
(of Pestujhely, Hungary)
Grand Mama Came From
The story of my uncle Sanji , who died in Russian captivity in 1945
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59. History Of Hungary - Pre WWII
history of hungary Pre WWII. The Celts occupied hungary in the 3 rd century BCbut were conquered by the Romans around the beginning of the Christian era.
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History of Hungary - Pre WWII T he Celts occupied Hungary in the 3 rd century BC but were conquered by the Romans around the beginning of the Christian era. Until the early 5 th century AD, all of Hungary west of the Danube (an area knows as Transdanubia) was included in then Roman province of Pannonia. The Roman legion stationed at Aquincum (Budapest) guarded the north-eastern frontier of the empire. The pleasure-loving Romans planted the first vineyards in Hungary and built baths near the regions thermal waters. They were forced to abandon Pannonia in 451 by the Huns, whose short-lived empire was established by Attila. The Huns were followed by Goths, Lombards, and finally the Avars, a powerful Turkic people. They in turn were subdued by Charlemagne in 796. S even Magyar tribes under the leadership of Arpad the gyula (chief military commander) swept in from beyond the Volga River in 896 and occupied the Danube Basin. The Magyars terrorised Europe with raids as far as Spain, northern Germany and southern Italy until they were stopped by the German king, Otto I, at the battle of Augsburg in 955 and subsequently converted to Christianity. Hungarys first king and patron saint, Stephen I (Istvan), was crowned on Christmas Day in the year 1000, marking the foundation of the Hungarian State. Medieval Hungary was a large and powerful state which included Transylvania (now in Romania), Slovakia and Croatia. The capital shifted from Szekesfehervar near Lake Balaton to Visegrad, Esztergom and Buda. The so called Golden Bull, a kind of Magna Carta limiting some of the kings powers in favour of the nobility, was signed at Szekesfehervar in 1222, and universities were founded in Pecs (1367) and Buda (1389).

60. AriadNe/Culture & Recreation/Hungary/History - History Of Hungary
Ariadne The European and Mediterranean link resource presents /Culture Recreation/hungary/history - history of hungary. history of hungary.
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History of Hungary
Hungary History Find: Match: Any of the words All the words Search within this section only
Von Kempelen, Wolfgang
Brief History of Hungary
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Habsburg Source Texts Archive
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Hungarian History
Corvinus Virtual Library.
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Hungarian Revolt
written by Richard Lettis and William I. Morris. Presented by the Historical Text Archive.
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Hungarian Revolt October 23-November 4, 1956
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Hungary in 1848-1849
collection of documents on the Hungary revolution of 1848-49. possible unreachable
Kossuth's Speech Washinton D.C. 1852 delivered at a dinner given in his honor by the U.S. Congress. possible unreachable
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Louis (Lajos) Kossuth: considered to be the father of Hungarian democracy. possible unreachable

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