Hungary haunted by post-WWI ‘dismemberment’, 100 years on

For Hungary’s nationalist leader Viktor Orban it marks the country’s darkest day: “June 4, 1920,” a date carved into a triangular column marking the spot where the Hungarian, Romanian, and Serbian borders meet. It was on that day, soon after World War I, that a treaty was signed in the Trianon palace in Versailles, France, […]

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