title: The Dissolution of the Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy and the Fate of Transylvania
abstract: Having its own state tradition, Transylvania, one of the Hungarian Crown Lands, was deprived of all the remnants of the former autonomy and integrated into a unitary Hungarian state due to the conclusion in 1867 of an agreement on the transformation of the Austrian Empire into a dual Austro-Hungarian monarchy. At the beginning of the 20th century the Romanian national movement of Transylvania was noticeably strengthened, becoming an important centrifugal factor in the Hungarian half of the Empir
journal: Novaia i noveishaia istoriia