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25: 182:, and to reorganize the monarchy, which had until then been administered on a unitary basis, into the Dual-Monarchy. The new position of Hungary as a part of the monarchy equal with Austria comprised the right of the Hungarian part to establish their own territorial armed forces after 1867, the 69:, is a useful starting point for translations, but translators must revise errors as necessary and confirm that the translation is accurate, rather than simply copy-pasting machine-translated text into the English Knowledge. 55: 248: 178:
was forced in 1866/1867 to concede partial sovereignty to Hungary, which had been engaged in passive resistance since the failed secession attempt in 1849, with the
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after 1868. Thus, there co-existed in Austria-Hungary three armies
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Supreme commanders of the Imperial and Royal Armed Forces
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the Royal Hungarian Honvéd Ministry, responsible for the
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Imperial and Royal Ministry of War (Austria-Hungary)
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Cisleithanian
Dual Monarchy
Austria-Hungary
Ministry of Defence
First Austrian Republic
Austro-Prussian War
Franz Joseph I
Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867
k.u. Landwehr
k.k. Landwehr
common army
Imperial and Royal Ministry of War (Austria-Hungary)
joint army
Gemeinsame Armee
Imperial and Royal War Navy
Royal Hungarian Defence Force
Supreme commanders of the Imperial and Royal Armed Forces
Minister of War (Austria-Hungary)
Ministry of National Defence and Sport (Austria)
List of Defense Ministers of Austria
Austro-Hungarian General Staff

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