Hungary

Hungary’s Economic and Political State Prior to 2006 The Austro-Hungarian Empire (1867-1920) In 1867, after battling invaders for nearly a millennium, Hungary became an autonomous state within the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This expansive empire had its northern border in present day Poland, its southern border in present day Serbia, and was bordered on the east and west by the Black and Mediterranean Seas, respectively. The empire was eventually defeated in World War I and through the Treaty of

The Hungary-Budapest 1956 Uprising and More! Hungary is not your typical country when it comes too gaining independence from the mother country. The country has been through many years of upheaval and uproar to get to where it’s at today. Hungary was inhabited way long before the United States gained independence from Britain in 1776. In fact, the country was inhabited many years Before Christ. Hungary was a part of the strong and infamous Roman Empire in 14 BC as a part of a different province

“The Communists Come to Power in Hungary”             Hungary is located in what is considered central Europe with its capital city, Budapest, lying towards the northern part of the country. Contemporary Hungarian history is marked with two periods of totalitarian rule. In the years of 1939-1945 Hungary was subjected to Nazi occupation and the rise of Hungary’s own fascist party, the Arrow Cross party. Through 1944-1950 Hungary was liberated by the Red Army and the rise of communism began to take

Travel to Hungary. Your jaunt to Hungary will undoubtedly be stunning and mesmerizing. The country's pride is diversity, and anyone visiting Hungary won't miss a place to make memories. It has a unique, enchanting and attractive architecture that will catch your eyes. History is the heart of the country; consequently, there are so many historical sites and monuments dotted around the capital city as well as other historical centers. Hungarian people are known for their charming personality and hospitality

war and turmoil for Hungary. After the events of the previous century, Hungary remained divided into three distinct areas. The largest was Ottoman Hungary, under the direct control of Constantinople, which encompassed the south and south-east of Hungary. Second, there was the Eastern Hungarian Kingdom founded by János Zápolyai in 1526, who after the defeat of the Hungarian forces at the First Battle of Mohács sought the support of Sultan Suleiman I to be crowned King of Hungary by a rival faction

Soviet army came and occupied Hungary, and remained there until 1991. From the end of World War Two until the Cold War ended in 1991 the relationship between Hungary and the Soviet Union was characterized by the Soviet intervention in the domestic politics of Hungary.

The nation of Hungary has had a troubled past. From allying with the “wrong” side in both World Wars, to being oppressed by the Soviet bloc, Hungary’s newly democratic government has the challenge of passing legislation that would benefit its citizens for the future, both near and far. In 2004, the Hungarian people, with approval from Brussels, joined the European Union. This event had unforeseen complications that would unveil themselves when the World’s overall security was questioned. Within

Germany. Austria-Hungary covered 260,000 square miles, and was a very mountainous area. Like Germany the area was split and not a complete whole so there two of alot in the Nation, they had their own prime ministers, Cabinet, parliament and a degree of self government. The monarchy contained two capital cities with the main city being Vienna and the second one being Budapest. Vienna is in current day Austria and became the capital city in 1804. Budapest is located in current day Hungary and became a

means hello in Hungarian. I am part Hungarian, so Hungary’s culture is especially interesting to my family and me. Hungary is a small country in central Europe. It has fertile flat land with some hills and rivers. The animals that live there have largely affected the culture and people. One animal is the Vizsla, one of the oldest hunting dogs in the world, which actually originated in Hungary. Shepherds use many different types of Hungarian sheep dogs; two popular breeds are the Puli and the Komondor

power accepted responsibility for starting the war and had to pay reparations, just like others. The new Republic of Austria comprising most of the German-speaking Danubian and Alpine provinces in former Cisleithania, accepted the independence of Hungary. Due to much of Austria’s industry going to Czechoslovakia, it suffered severe economic problems after the war. Other areas also suffered because they were unexpectedly part of a foreign state. The Austria created by the treaty was financially and