Austria-Hungary
Habsburg empire dissolved
Austria-Hungary was a dual monarchy in Central Europe from 1867 to 1918, uniting the Austrian Empire and the Kingdom of Hungary under a single ruler.
The empire encompassed much of modern-day Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and parts of Poland, Ukraine, Romania, and the Balkans.
Its collapse after World War I redrew the map of Europe.
Murder of a prominent figure
- SarajevoBosnia's chief city
- ultimatumNon-negotiable final terms
- SerbiaBalkan country, capital Belgrade
- mobilizationOrganizing for action
trenches · Eastern Front · Central Powers · alliance · Germany · armistice · collapse · 1918
Citizens of Deutschland
- HungariansCitizens of Hungary
- CzechsPeople of Prague's nation
- PolesCentral European nationals
- RomaniansCitizens of an Eastern European nation
Slovaks · Serbs · Croats · Slovenes · Ukrainians · Italians · Bosnians · minorities
Austrian capital
- BudapestHungarian capital city
- BohemiaCentral European historical region
- GaliciaHistoric European region name
- CroatiaBalkan Adriatic republic
Transylvania · Danube · Alps · Carpathians · Adriatic · Trieste · Prague · Krakow
National legislative assembly
- federalismDivided governmental authority system
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- suffrageRight to cast ballots
- constitutionalHealth-promoting walk
aristocracy · nobility · bureaucracy · Franz Ferdinand · archduke · heir apparent · administration · ministers
Relating to supreme rule
- multiethnicOf many backgrounds
- dynasticOf successive rulers
- realmGoverned territory or sphere
- dominionAuthority to rule
Organized land-based military
- navyMaritime military force
- conscriptionMandatory military enrollment
- mobilizationOrganizing for action
- fortificationsDefensive barriers against attack
garrison · officers · infantry · cavalry · artillery · militarism · armaments · Balkans
Austrian symbolist painter
- MahlerAustrian composer-conductor
- StraussGerman-Austrian composer family
- operettaComic musical theater piece
- coffeehousesEstablishments serving brewed beverages
Art Nouveau · Freud · psychoanalysis · literature · Kafka · intellectual · universities · fin de siecle
assassination
Murder of a prominent figure
- SarajevoBosnia's chief city
- ultimatumNon-negotiable final terms
- SerbiaBalkan country, capital Belgrade
mobilization · trenches · Eastern Front · Central Powers · alliance · Germany · armistice · collapse · 1918 · casualties
Germans
Citizens of Deutschland
- HungariansCitizens of Hungary
- CzechsPeople of Prague's nation
- PolesCentral European nationals
Romanians · Slovaks · Serbs · Croats · Slovenes · Ukrainians · Italians · Bosnians · minorities · nationalism
Vienna
Austrian capital
- BudapestHungarian capital city
- BohemiaCentral European historical region
- GaliciaHistoric European region name
Croatia · Transylvania · Danube · Alps · Carpathians · Adriatic · Trieste · Prague · Krakow · Sarajevo
parliament
National legislative assembly
- federalismDivided governmental authority system
- autonomyIndependent decision-making capacity
- suffrageRight to cast ballots
constitutional · aristocracy · nobility · bureaucracy · Franz Ferdinand · archduke · heir apparent · administration · ministers · centralization
imperial
Relating to supreme rule
- multiethnicOf many backgrounds
- dynasticOf successive rulers
- realmGoverned territory or sphere
dominion · territories · sovereignty · annexation · dissolution
army
Organized land-based military
- navyMaritime military force
- conscriptionMandatory military enrollment
- mobilizationOrganizing for action
fortifications · garrison · officers · infantry · cavalry · artillery · militarism · armaments · Balkans · occupation
Klimt
Austrian symbolist painter
- MahlerAustrian composer-conductor
- StraussGerman-Austrian composer family
- operettaComic musical theater piece
coffeehouses · Art Nouveau · Freud · psychoanalysis · literature · Kafka · intellectual · universities · fin de siecle · decadence
- WWItrenches, no man's land, no mans land, trench warfare, armistice
- Former StatesPrussia, Czechoslovakia, Soviet Union, Byzantine Empire, East Germany
- KingdomsUnited Kingdom, England, Denmark, Belgium, Spain
- 19th Century EuropeCongress of Vienna, Bismarck, Prussia, German Confederation, Franco-Prussian War
- Austria-HungaryHabsburgs, Franz Joseph I, personal union, Budapest, Vienna
- Austrian HistoryHabsburgs, Franz Joseph I, Congress of Vienna, Nazi occupation, postwar era
Austria-Hungarysuccessor states
Nations inheriting dissolved polities
Czechoslovakia · Yugoslavia · British Empire · United Kingdom · Poland
Austria-HungaryTriple Entente
Franco-Anglo-Russian alliance before 1914
Allied Powers · France · British Empire · United Kingdom · Russian Empire
Austro-Hungarian, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Austria, Hungary, Austrian, Hungarian, Habsburg, Austrian Empire