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'''The Treaty of Trianon''' was an agreement that regulated the situation of the new
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The main parties to the Treaty were the winning powers, their allied countries, and the losing side. The winning powers included the
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= Frontiers of Hungary =
Compared with the former Kingdom, the size and population of Hungary was reduced by about two thirds.
falling with Image:Trianonhungary.png/thumb/300px/Hungarian territorial losses at Trianon
Hungary lost most of its peripheral provinces:
* the region of
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Under the treaty, Hungary lost the access to the sea it had through Croatia since 1102. It also lost Bosnia, an Austro-Hungarian province since 1878.
Hungary recovered some of the lost territories before and at the outset of World War II, under the Munich Agreement (1938), the Vienna Arbitrations (1938 and 1940) and following German aggression against Yugoslavia, but the post-war boundaries agreed on at the Treaty of Paris in 1947 were nearly identical with those of 1920.
= Demographic consequences =
Image:Austria_hungary_1911.jpg/thumb/300px/right/Distribution of nationalities Austria-Hungary 1911
In 1910, the Magyars/Hungarian population of the Kingdom of Hungary was about 45% of the entire population. The provinces Hungary lost in the treaty had a majority population of non-Magyars, but also a significant Magyar minority.
The number of Hungarians in the provinces based on census data of 1910:
* In '''Slovakia''': 884,000 - 30%
* In '''Transylvania''' (now in Romania): 1,662,000 - 32%
* In '''Vojvodina''' (now in Serbia and Montenegro): 420,000 - 28%
* In '''Transcarpathia''' (now in Ukraine): 183,000 - 30%
* In '''Croatia''': 121,000 - 3.5%
* In '''Slovenia''': 20,800 - 1.6%
* In '''Burgenland''' (now in Austria): 26,200 - 9%
The Hungarian population in all those regions decreased in percentage after that. Magyars can still be found in these countries today.
= Other consequences =
Economically, 61.4% of the arable land, 88% of the timber, 62.2% of the railroads, 64.5% of the hard surface roads, 83.1% of the pig-iron output, 55.7% of the industrial plants, and 67% of the credit and banking institutions of the former Kingdom of Hungary became part of other countries. Romania and Yugoslavia had to assume part of the financial obligations of Hungary on account of the territory placed under their sovereignty. The military conditions was similar to those imposed to Germany by the Treaty of Versailles. The Hungary army was to be restricted to 35,000 men and there was to be no conscription.
Further provisions stated that in Hungary, no railway shall be built with more than one track.
Hungary also renounced all privileges in territory outside Europe which belonged to the former Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.
See also* Treaty of Versailles
* Treaty of Saint-Germain
* History of Hungary
* History of Romania
External links *http://www.lib.byu.edu/~rdh/wwi/versa/tri1.htm
*http://www.htmh.hu/index_en.html
*http://www.mav.hu/ (in Hungarian)
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