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Countries Bordering Austria-Hungary in 1918
In 1918, World War I is about to end, and the one of the world's great powers, the Austro-Hungarian Empire, is about to collapse. Which countries does it neighbor?
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Last updated: April 25, 2016
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7 Comments
Eutychus
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Level 94
Apr 25, 2016
What about Liechtenstein? Tough call- my reading of the history is that it was quasi-independent but closely tied to Austria-Hungary.
Jerry928
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Level 76
Apr 25, 2016
Yes indeed! Jetpunk quizzers of 1918 were probably arguing the toss on that one then, a sort of Cook Islands of 100 years ago. This map and that one both draw Liechtenstein outside of Austria-Hungary, so we'll include it as a neighboring state.
morequizzes4u
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Nov 9, 2017
China, if you add her colony too.
GeographyGeek42
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Level 65
Jun 28, 2018
I second that.
Jerry928
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Level 76
Jun 28, 2018
Explain please?
Gigalol12
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Level 56
Jul 26, 2018
Jerry928, Austria-Hungary had colony in China (Tianjin)
Nestormakhno
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Level 79
Jun 30, 2020
Austria Hungary had a colony in China but it was surrounded by a German colony so they didn’t have to worry about international borders
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