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Biggest Cities of Austria-Hungary with a Map
Can you name all cities, which were part of Austria-Hungary, who at least have 100 000 inhabitants?
The English exonyms appear, but you can type in historic names, endonyms or names in minority languages.
Eg.: For Vienna you can also type Wien, Vindobona, Bécs, Beč, Viedeň or Wean.
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Last updated: June 19, 2020
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A few suggestions for more historic names, which were standard names pre 1918: Bratislava was never called that during the existence of the Empire - it was Pressburg in German, Pozsony in Hungarian (and for a few weeks in 1919, Wilsonovo in Slovak). Lviv is also Lemberg (German). Chernivtsi is Czernowitz in German and Polish (how it was normally known during the Empire) and Cernauti in Romanian. Trieste is Trst in Slovene and/or Croatian. Satu Mare is Szatmar in Hungarian; Baia Mare is Nagybanya.