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Welcome to the Austria-Hungary task force of WikiProject Former countries.

The aim of this task force is to improve the quality and accessibility of articles related to the Habsburg Monarchy, inside and outside the Holy Roman Empire, up to and including the short-lived successor states that sprung out of the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in the period between the two World Wars of the 20th century.

The Habsburg Monarchy

The list is incomplete.

• Habsburg Monarchy
  • Inside the Holy Roman Empire
    • Inner Austria
    • Lands of the Bohemian Crown
    • Austrian Netherlands
  • Outside the Holy Roman Empire
    • Lands of the Crown of Saint Stephen
    • Royal Hungary

The empires and their constituent lands

• Austrian Empire (1804-1867)
  • Kingdom of Croatia
  • Kingdom of Slavonia
• Austria-Hungary (1867-1918)
  1. Kingdom of Bohemia
  2. Duchy of Bukovina
  3. Duchy of Carinthia
  4. Duchy of Carniola
  5. Kingdom of Dalmatia
  6. Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria
  7. Austrian Littoral
  8. Archduchy of Austria (Lower Austria)
  9. March of Moravia
  10. Grand Duchy of Salzburg
  11. Duchy of Upper and Lower Silesia
  12. Duchy of Styria
  13. County of Tyrol
  14. Archduchy of Austria (Upper Austria)
  15. Vorarlberg
  16. Kingdom of Hungary
  17. Kingdom of Croatia-Slavonia
  18. Bosnia and Herzegovina

Numbers 1-15 was part of Cisleithania, 16-17 of Transleithania and number 18 was a shared condominium.

Successor states

• Republic of German Austria
• First Hungarian Republic
• First Czechoslovak Republic
• Second Polish Republic
• West Ukrainian People's Republic
• State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs
• Kingdom of Romania
• Kingdom of Italy
• Italian Regency of Carnaro

Today's featured article requests

• 11 Aug 2024 – Yugoslav torpedo boat T2 (talk ·  · hist) has been proposed for Today's Featured Article by Peacemaker67 (t · c); see discussion

Good article nominees

• 10 Jun 2024 – World War I (talk ·  · hist) GA nominated by Wolverine XI (t · c) was closed

• Parent: WikiProject Former countries
• In collaboration with: Holy Roman Empire task force
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Hungarian culture
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Silesia
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Germany
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Austria
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Hungary
• In collaboration with: WikiProject Prussia

• Austria-Hungary subdivisions work group (Subdivisions of the countries, component states of the empires and successor states)

The former Austria-Hungary Wikiproject specializing on Austria-Hungary after 1867, was a forerunner to this task force and whose members are currently listed as inactive. We would love to see you come back:

• Rarelibra (Inactive)
• Petrovic-Njegos (Inactive)
• Wootking (Inactive)
• Maximilli (Inactive)

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Former countries: Austria-Hungary Unassessed

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