The Treaty of Trianon: How Romania Doubled in Size
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In 1920, the Treaty of Trianon redrew Central Europe's map, giving Romania vast new territories including Transylvania, Banat, and parts of Hungary. But the treaty, signed by Hungary after World War One, left millions of Hungarians inside Romania's borders and created a legacy of ethnic tension that echoes today. Join Lucas and Luna as they explore the negotiations, the key figures like Iuliu Maniu and István Bethlen, the controversial Article 19 on minority rights, and the lasting impact on Romanian-Hungarian relations. How did Trianon shape Romania's interwar identity and its struggle with irredentism? This episode dives into the diplomacy, the human cost, and the unresolved questions of a treaty that still stirs passions.
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