Hungary

Generally No. the more you look into it the further from any definition of white you get. White to be fair is a really poor grouping term that just causes problems. There are many very different people in Europe even if we were to go off colour alone who dont check the box for white. The only scientific conection to white would be caucasian which they are Not. There are also multiple ethnicities in Hungary that speak Hungarian and are assimilated into the culture but are otherwise considered white like Germanic or slovaks. But the largest demographic being the Magyars are not white. The issue here essentially that Hungary doesn’t Fit in the boxes the west Make for it and after a thousand or so years of having An identity yet still intermixing its become very complicated. Generally Hungarians understand that they have nomad roots and are different to their European neighbors.

It’s complicated but technically no. There are a few incorrect theories of Hungarian Origin. If you looc at Hungarian Genetic markers they mostly do not originate in Europe. Hungarians are very mixed in origin from various nomadic groups Most So the Cumans. Its generally accepted that Hungarians come com various nomadic settlers and step-nomads. Though there would be historic and modern mixing with various neighboring countries Hungarians are generally not white in the General sense Usually associated with Caucasians referring to the caucuses. Where as Hungarians are also often referenced as Uralic.

They are mixed with lots of nomadic groups especially today with the Gypsy Demographic. But generally the answer would be No.

The red light district in Budapest is primarily located in the inner city area, specifically along Rákóczi Avenue and in the 8th district. This area is known for its adult entertainment venues, such as strip clubs, brothels, and nightclubs. It is important to note that engaging in any illegal activities in these areas is strictly prohibited by Hungarian law.

Hungary broke away from Soviet influence during the late 1980s amidst a wave of anti-communist sentiment across Eastern Europe. The country experienced significant political changes, including the formation of a multi-party system and the emergence of a reformist government. In 1989, mass protests and public demonstrations, coupled with the weakening grip of the Soviet Union under Mikhail Gorbachev's policies of glasnost and perestroika, led to the peaceful transition to democracy. Hungary officially declared the end of its one-party system and held free elections in 1990, marking its full break from Soviet control.

No, Hungary does not have active volcanoes. The country is located in a region that is not seismically active, so there are no current volcanic eruptions occurring in Hungary.

The Treaty of Trianon in 1920 is considered one of the most devastating events in Hungary's history. It led to the loss of two-thirds of Hungary's territory, as well as significant population and resources, impacting the country deeply and causing long-lasting repercussions.

The highest mountains of the country are located in the Carpathians: these lie in the North Hungarian Mountains, in a wide band along the Slovakian border (highest point: the Kékes at 1,014 m or 3,327 ft).

Hungary covers an area of about 35,919 sq miles.

The time in Hungary is Central European Summer Time (CEST/UTC+2) from 01:00 UTC on the last Sunday of March until 01:00 UTC on the last Sunday of October and Central European Time (CET/UTC+1) during the rest of the year.

47° 30' 0" N / 19° 5' 0" E.

so there is your latitude and longitude of Budapest,Hungry

Budapest is ahead of Minneapolis by 7 hours.

Hungary's official name is the "Republic of Hungary."

It appears you are inquiring about Austria. Austria's history dates back to pre-historic times. It had many tribes of various origins until Rudolf of Hapsburg gained possession in 1278. Austria emerged as the continent's dominant power from the Congress of Vienna in 1815. The Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867, or Ausgleich (in German) Kiegyezés (in Hungarian), was a compromise following Austria's defeat in Italy and Germany, which gave Hungary it's own parliament, yet retained Francis Joseph as King of Hungary (he was the Emperor of Austria at the time). This created a dual monarchy.

World War I saw some political changes in Austria's government. Austria, now separate from Hungary, was proclaimed a republic in 1918, and the monarchy was dissolved in 1919. A parliamentary democracy was established by the constitution of Nov. 10, 1920. On March 12, 1938, German troops occupied Austria and it was annexed to the Third Reich. Following World War II the United States and Britain declared Austria a liberated people, but Russia prolonged the occupation. Austria finally gained independence on May 15, 1955 after making state treaties and declaring a permanent neutrality.

Presently Austria's political landscape is marked with much political infighting and upheaval, although according the 2010 Mercer Quality of Living worldwide city rankings, Vienna retains the top spot as the city with the world's best quality of living.

Slovakia and Hungary submitted their dispute to the International Court of Justice (ICJ), which is the primary judicial organ of the United Nations. The dispute revolved around the construction of a dam on the Danube River.

The magnitude of the 1956 Budapest, Hungary earthquake was estimated to be 6.0 on the Richter scale. It caused significant damage in Budapest and neighboring areas, resulting in the loss of lives and extensive destruction to buildings and infrastructure.

Yes, there were concerns in the 1990s within Slovakia that Hungary might seek to extend its influence or territorial claims into Slovak territory, particularly in light of historical tensions between the two countries. These concerns were rooted in historical disputes and minority rights issues, but ultimately both countries worked to improve relations and resolve differences through diplomacy and international agreements.

Bordeaux is the most southerly city among Toronto, Seattle, Budapest, and Bordeaux. Bordeaux is located in southwestern France, while the other cities are located farther north.

The coldest day in Budapest was recorded on February 11, 1956, when the temperature dropped to -30.1°C (-22.2°F).

Budapest is the largest city and capital city of Hungary, it serves as the country's principal political, cultural, commercial, industrial, and transportation center, and is considered an important hub in Central Europe.

Hungary is always one hour ahead of England.

Noon GMT = 1 PM CET

1 PM BST = 2 PM CEST

The literacy rate in Hungary is over 99%, making it one of the highest in the world. This high rate is due to the country's strong emphasis on education and public literacy programs.

Poland, Hungary, and the Czech lands were independent kingdoms within the Habsburg Empire, whereas Balkan states were part of the Ottoman Empire. Poland and Hungary were elective monarchies, while the Czech lands had a nobility-dominated society. Additionally, the Czech lands had a strong tradition of Protestantism compared to the primarily Orthodox Balkan states.

Some of the minerals found in Hungary include coal, bauxite, manganese, and natural gas. Hungary also has deposits of iron ore, barite, and salt. These minerals play a significant role in the country's economy and industrial activities.