The History of the Creation of the Austro-Hungarian Border After the First World War

2025/12/02 by Ibolya Murber
#Austria-Hungary #Burgenland #First World War #History of eastern europe #Political history #Socialist Federative Republic of Councils in Hungary #Soviet republic (Form of government)

paper · doi:10.25355/9668-8a20

Abstract

The border demarcation between Austria and Hungary after 1918 is considered a prime example of the general post-war turmoil in East-Central Europe. The article traces the lengthy border-drawing process of the heterogeneous area, which initiated a slow disentanglement.

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