Austríà–Húngárì

Österreich-Ungarn (de) Osztrák–Magyar Monarchia (hu) Austria-Hungary Other names ← 1867–1918 ↓ Civil Ensign Coat of arms Anthem Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser Location of Austria–Hungary Location of Austria-Hungary in 1913 Capital Vienna and Budapest (pop: 2,239,000) Language(s) various: German Hungarian, Czech, Polish, Ukrainian, Romanian, Croatian, Slovak, Serbian, Slovene, Rusyn, Italian Religion Roman Catholic (predominant & official state religion) Tolerated religions of the Empire: Eastern Orthodoxy, Judaism, Sunni Islam and others Government Monarchy Emperor of Austria, and King of Hungary  - 1848–1916 Franz Joseph I  - 1916–1918 Karl I Historical era New Imperialism  - 1867 Compromise 29 May, 1867  - Czecho-Slovak indep. 28 October 1918  - South Slavs indep. 29 October 1918  - Dissolution 31 October, 1918  - Dissolution treaties¹ in 1919 & in 1920 Area  - 1914 676,615 km2 (261,243 sq mi) Population  - 1914 est. 52,800,000       Density 78 /km2  (202.1 /sq mi) Currency Gulden Krone (from 1892) Preceded by Succeeded by Austrian Empire German Austria Hungarian Democratic Republic First Republic of Czechoslovakia Second Polish Republic Lemko-Rusyn Republic Ukrainian People's Republic West Ukrainian National Republic Komancza Republic State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs Kingdom of Italy (1861–1946) Kingdom of Romania Italian Regency of Carnaro Banat Republic 1) Treaty of Saint-Germain signed 10 September 1919 and the Treaty of Trianon signed 4 June 1920.

Austria–Hungary