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Magyar Királyság | ||||
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| Motto Regnum Mariae Patrona Hungariae Kingdom of Mary, the Patron of Hungary | ||||
| Anthem Himnusz | ||||
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| Capital | Budapest | |||
| Government | Constitutional monarchy | |||
| King | ||||
| - 1938-1946 | Vacant | |||
| Regent | ||||
| - 1938-1944 | Miklós Horthy | |||
| Prime Minister | ||||
| - 1942-1944 | Miklós Kállay de Nagy-Kálló | |||
| Legislature | Diet | |||
| - Upper house | Felsőház | |||
| - Lower house | Képviselőház | |||
| History | ||||
| - November 2, 1938 | First Vienna Award | |||
| - August 30, 1940 | Second Vienna Award | |||
| - October 19, 1944 | Beginning of Soviet Occupation | |||
| - December 21, 1944 | Hungarian State | |||
| - April 4, 1945 | End of German Occupation | |||
| - February 1, 1946 | Monarchy abolished | |||
| Area | 172,149 km² | |||
| Population | ||||
| - 1941 | 14,669,100 | |||
| Density | 85.2/km² | |||
| Currency | Korona, Pengő | |||
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The Kingdom of Hungary (1938-1946) was a constitutional monarchy in Eastern Europe. It represents Hungary from the First Vienna Award in 1938, where Hungary supported by Germany and Italy annexed territory from Czechoslovakia, and further territorial expansion during World War II.
King
- Vacant (₩) (November 2, 1938 - February 1, 1946)
Regent
- Miklós Horthy (₩) (November 2, 1938 - November 13, 1944)
Prime Minister
- Miklós Kállay de Nagy-Kálló (₩) (March 9, 1942 - March 23, 1944)
Nation
Hungarian Polities
Hungarian Republic: Hungary (From 1989)- Satellite state: Hungarian People's Republic (1949-1989)
- Hungarian Republic (1946-1949)
- Third Reich: Hungarian State (1944-1945)
- Kingdom of Hungary (1920-1938)
- Hungarian Soviet Republic (1919)
- Hungarian People's Republic (1918-1920)
- Austria-Hungary: Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen (1867-1918)
- Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen
Neighbouring Nations
References
- Hungary: a country study (Library of Congress)
- The Avalon Project: World War II
- World Statesmen.org
- Wikipedia