Distribution by country

Hungarian citizenship

Famous people of Hungarian descent

Politics

Minority interest parties

Gallery

See also

Notes

1. ^Before enteringWorld War II, Hungary regained some areas, but later lost after the 1947Treaty of Paris.

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