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dissolution of Austria-Hungary
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1918
October
28
The Aster Revolution
On 28 October 1918 police fired on demonstrators at the Chain Bridge in Budapest. Three days later Mihály Károlyi took power in Hungary.
November
13
The Hungarian–Romanian War begins
On 13 November 1918 Hungary signed an Allied military convention in Belgrade as Romanian patrols crossed the Carpathians. The fight for Transylvania began.
1919
March
12
Austria demands union with Germany
On 12 March 1919 Vienna's freely elected Constituent Assembly confirmed that German-Austria was part of the German Reich. The victors forbade the union.
August
03
The Romanians enter Budapest
On 3 August 1919 General Rusescu’s Romanian cavalry rode into Budapest, followed by the main force on 4 August. The Hungarian–Romanian War was over.
September
10
The Treaty of Saint-Germain
On 10 September 1919 Karl Renner signed peace with the Entente. Austria lost the Sudetenland and South Tyrol, was renamed and barred from union with Germany.
1920
June
04
The Treaty of Trianon
On 4 June 1920 Hungary signed peace with the Entente at Versailles. It lost two thirds of the kingdom's lands and over three million Hungarians ended up abroad.