Slovakia modified Hungary's borders?
Created on: January 23rd, 2007
According to the Peace Treaty of Trianon, the Hungarian-Slovakian border is along the principal channel of communications on the Danube. This is moved to the northern channel because the old wasn't deep enough...
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It's in the description, but I tell you.
After WW1, the Peace Treaty of Trianon split up Hungary. For example, the Under-carpathians got to Czecho-Slovakia, Transylvania got to Romania, etc. In the right upper corner, you can see a text from the original peace treaty, which described the borders between Slovakia and Hungary. It says that the border is on the principal channel of navigation. Since 1920 it was the channel I marked with red color. Some years ago this was moved to the upper channel (blue).
Congratulations, I guess. Say, did you know that according to the British Foreign Office, they've determined that, amongst all the languages in the world including Japanese, Basque, and Mandarin (and yes, Erkki, Estonian too...) , that it is Hungarian which is the single hardest language for English speakers to learn ? 35 noun cases ? For god's sake, man !
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