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What was the importance of budapest to the Austrian Hungary empire?
Budapest was where Hungary had their parliament.
What were the capitals of Austria-Hungary?
The joint capitals of the Austro-Hungarian Empire were Vienna for Austria and Budapest for Hungary. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austria-hungary
What is the capital of Hungary?
Vienna was the primary capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but since the empire was a dual monarchy, Budapest also had status as a capital city.
What country did the US fight in World War 1?
Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire
What was the Germany Austria Hungary ottoman empire alliance called?
The CENTRAL POWERS is the term used for the alliance between the German Empire, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire.
Was Poland part of the Austria-Hungary empire?
Not whole, only a part. Southern part of Poland (Małopolska) was a part of the Austria-Hungary empire.
Who was on Austria-Hungary's side in WW1?
Germany, the Ottoman Empire, and Bulgaria (1915-1918) was on Austria-Hungary's side.
What is an archduchess?
An archduchess is a daughter or granddaughter of the Emperor of Austria-Hungary or the wife of a son or grandson of the Empire of Austria-Hungary.
What is the ally of Austria Hungary?
Germany was Austria-Hungary's Biggest allie
Who was allied with Ottoman Empire?
Germany and Austria-Hungary.
This empire lost hungary to austria in the 1700s?
The Ottomans
Where are the colonies or possessions of Austria- Hungary in 1914?
In 1914, Austria-Hungary did not possess colonies in the traditional sense but controlled a diverse empire in Central and Southeastern Europe. Its territories included regions such as present-day Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, and parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Additionally, Austria-Hungary had influence over various provinces and territories in the Balkans, which were significant for their strategic and economic importance. The empire was characterized by a complex mix of ethnic groups and cultures.
