Hungary

People in Hungary currently dress very similarly to people in the western world. Traditional Hungarian dress included pants tucked inside of boots for men, and bright skirts, and headdresses or babushkas for women.

1. 1541 Hungary was divided into three parts
   • The Turks ruled Central Hungary
   • The Habsburg dynasty governed west Hungary
   • The Hungarians ruled the South Hungary
2. 1914 - 1918 First World War - Hungary fights on the losing side and the monarchy collapses
3. 1944 The Nazis occupy Hungary
4. 1956 Hungarian revolution against Stalinism was defeated
5. 1990 The Soviet Union army leaves Hungary and a Hungarian democracy is set up

"Hungarian" is the proper adjective for Hungary.

they have a municipal government

rad,white, and blue

Christianity, of course, is the most common religion in West Central Europe. Followed by Judaism and Islam. But actually, it looks like less than half of West Central Europe actually follows a religion/belief in one, so it seems like the largest "religion" is actually Atheism/Agnosticism.

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It varies depending on where the item is sent from (and what it is).

The Date of Independence for Hungary was in the April of 1849

The river that flows through Vienna, Budapest and Belgrade is THE Danube river, who happens to cross Germany, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Romania borders of Bulgaria and joins the Black Sea at the borders of Romania and Ukraine.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary's feast day is November 17th.

A revolt.

The Budapest website is a great source of information about hotels in Budapest. Under the heading of accommodations one can find a complete list of hotels, star ratings, and hotel information for the hotels in Budapest.

Austria-Hungary feared Serbia because of the growing size of Serbia and because of Serbia existing as a free national state

Hope this helps!

MTK Budapest was the Greek supper cup winner in 1914.
MTK Budapest was the Hungarian League winner in 1914.

Hungary is a land locked country, nearest sea would the the Adriatic

There is not a specific age for her, but if I had to guess I'd say she is in her early to mid 20s.

They eat eggs with paprika on them.

It initially began as a student demonstration, with a student delegation entering a radio station in an attempt to broadcast their demands. However, they were detained afterwards, which led up to demonstrators on the street outside of the radio station demanding their release whereupon they were fired upon by the State Security Police (AVH) and Soviet troops. After this impromptu councils took managed to take over control of Budapest from the Hungarian Working People's Party, disbanding the AVH, demanding political change and threatened to withdraw from the Warsaw Pact. From there things would eventually fall apart when the Soviet Military violently put down the rebellion on November 10 that same year.

This even occurred in 1956. The Hungarian's were inspired by the death of Stalin; they believed desalinization and the "Thaw" had created a new atmosphere... What did they want ?? *Reforms * An end to soviet control in Hungary. * They hoped for more political freedom and also for more economic improvements. So...Demonstrations and Protests occurred, this resulted in Nagy becoming Prime Minister ( who was known as a modernizer.) When the soviets retreated from Budapest, it was hoped by Khrushchev that the situation would calm down. · Reforms were made, and the government in Hungary no longer had control over the Press and Radios. · Non-Communists were now allowed to participate in Government. · Nagy wanted to leave the Warsaw Pact. · He Promised Free Democratic Elections. However ! · Khrushchev was not happy.The soviets returned and crushed the revolt. 30,000 Hungarians died.200,000 fled to the West. · Nagy fled. Once he returned he was imprisoned and executed. · All of the reforms were reversed. · Communist Government was re-established in Hungary. But, this did not worsen relationships between the superpowers. This is because after the Korean War in 1950-3, the USA had learnt its lesson, and tried not to liberate countries as much. Also Khrushchev had been making talks about "Peaceful Co-existence". The Americans did not want to ruin this chance, and although they condemned what was happening in Hungary, they did nothing about it. "It cost 54,000 American lives and $67 billion in expenditures. This unsuccessful war caused Americans to reject the Democratic party in 1952 and to re-elect Eisenhower. The war also increased fear of communist aggression and prompted a hunt for Americans who might be blamed for the communist gains."

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puli (pulik plurel) are an old breed of Hungarian sheepdogs

Hungary has existed for over 1000 years. You may wish to be more specific about the timeframe.

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Maybe we should establish whether we're talking about Western or Eastern Armenian. But in Eastern Armenian I've literally never heard an Armenian say it in that order. They always say բարի գիշեր (Bari gisher) Don't say it with a "p" sound otherwise you're saying պարի which is the command form of dance. The literal translation of the above suggestion would be understood to an Armenian as:

Night, dance!