Austria, of course, can never allow, while she exists, the independence of Hungary. The Hungarian radicals ... power of the Austrian Empire, are willing to accept a compromise -- a, separate ...

Who were Empress Elisabeth of Austria's children? Learn about Sophie, Gisela, Rudolf, and Marie Valerie—their names, lives, ...

In 1914, the Habsburgs ruled an empire that encompassed not just Austria and Hungary, but Bohemia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, large parts of Poland and Romania, and even some of Italy.

1908 - Following the Young Turk revolution in Turkey, Austria-Hungary annexes Bosnia and Herzegovina, nominally part of the Ottoman Empire. The move provokes strong resentment in Serbian pan-Slav ...

In 1908, Austria-Hungary annexed the lands of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Previously they had belonged to the Turkish Ottoman Empire. Between 1912 and 1913, two Balkan Wars were fought In the First ...

Hungary's government did not respond to a request for comment. A European Council spokesperson said it would not speculate on the election's outcome but would work with whomever Austria elected.

However, many ethnic Slavs remained under the control of Austria-Hungary, including those in Bosnia. Uniting Serbians risked shattering the multi-ethnic Austro-Hungarian empire — which its ...

After playing second fiddle to Austria for virtually all of the Habsburg Empire’s six-plus centuries of existence, Hungary may yet get to be top dog. If need be, Orbán even has bonafide Habsburgs he ...

1908 - Following the Young Turk revolution in Turkey, Austria-Hungary annexes Bosnia and Herzegovina, nominally part of the Ottoman Empire. The move provokes strong resentment in Serbian pan-Slav ...