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- The Austro-Hungarian Empire was a major political entity in Europe before its dissolution after World War I.
The Italians in both men and guns far outnumbered the Austro Hungarians.
- The Italians in both men and guns far outnumbered the Austro Hungarians.
- The Allied fleets under French leadership had pretty much confined the Austro Hungarian Navy into the Adriatic Sea.
- It's called and it's set in the, I think before the First World War on the eve of the collapse of the Austro Hungarian Empire.
- For this week, the Austro Hungarian Empire Strikes Back.
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On the Italian front, Austro Hungarian forces launch a surprise attack at Asiago.
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The Allied fleets under French leadership had pretty much confined the Austro Hungarian Navy into the Adriatic Sea.
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Up here is the F country, over here, what used to be the Austro Hungarian Republic and now is whatever.
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It was part of the Austro Hungarian Empire for many years.
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There, thousands of Italian troops were battling Austro Hungarian soldiers and it had been a particularly snowy winter.
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He was born into Osiet's thriving Jewish community when Croatia was still part of the Austro Hungarian Empire.
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She studied the history of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy to understand its impact on modern European politics.
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The architecture in Vienna reflects the grandeur of the Austro-Hungarian period, showcasing stunning Baroque designs.
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Etymology
Austro- comes from the Latin australis, which means 'southern', so you can remember it from Australia or words like austroalpine that point to the south. It is also used to mean something 'related to Austria' in names like Austro-Hungarian, so the prefix can mean either 'southern' or 'related to Austria'.
