Hungary
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Some articles on whats going on in Hungary right now regarding "Slave Laws" and protests
CNN(U.S) https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/13/europe/hungary-orban-slave-laws-protest-intl/index.html
Reddit/Youtube(International) https://www.reddit.com/r/PoliticalVideos/comments/a62kbx/hungary_protests_thousands_march_in_budapest/
EuroNews(European) https://www.euronews.com/2018/12/14/hungary-s-slave-law-third-consecutive-day-of-protests-over-labour-reforms
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When are you going to finally admit that Transylvania is ours? :sillyspin:
Uh, don't joke with that pls. I'm sure you know well, if you tell that to a dead serious fellow countryman of mine,
that wouldn't end well.
Info for forum members who don't know much about Hungarian-Romanian history/relationship. Kinda bad.
Throughout our common history Transylvania (Erdély) was a contested area. A huge area. And kinda important
strategically (gold mines etc.). Most of the time it was attached to the Hungarian Kingdom (later Austria-Hungary or
Austro-Hungarian Empire), but there were long periods when it was fairly independent. After the first World War Austria-Hungary
ceased to be a force to be reckoned with since it was cruelly dismembered. Hungary suffered great losses both in territory
and population. (Territory loss: 67%, population loss: 57%.) I must add that our population was very mixed. But borders
weren't perfectly marked by ethnicity, which meant that 3,3 million Hungarian (ethnically) people were forced to continue
their lives in different countries (since they lived outside the new borders). Some of them were able to come back to
Hungary (or were forced), some of them got assimilated, and all the while there are still significant Hungarian populations
in Romania, Slovakia, Serbia and Ukraine.(https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/hu/b/bb/Trianonmap.jpg)
Of course, everything is debatable. Hungarian and Romanian radicals/nationalists aren't really friendly to each other.
Propaganda is huge on both sides. If you attend a Hungarian or Romanian football match (or handball), chances are high that
you'll hear the mocking of the other country from some of the supporters. (UEFA sometimes even fines the teams whose supporters
were racists.) I guess you all understand now why many Hungarians are more salty about Trianon (the place where we were forced
to sign the "peace treaty") than iancu about War 11's EC.