How many Hungarians

[Benyzero]

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They did not just take away some territories but cut the country to pieces. One of the biggest disgraces of the modern history

[oszkar07]

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They did not just take away some territories but cut the country to pieces. One of the biggest disgraces of the modern history

I agree.

[ixulescu]

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Trianon was not a fair process.
The borders were not drawn well , post Trianon Hungary partly surrounded itself with Hungarians now over the border displaced in neighbouring countries.

As another member stated ,"its done", not much can be done about it ... at the time Trianon served several purposes on political level... even though it has been recognised that it was unfair border drawing for Hungary ... no one would care enough to change it ... but i dont think you can ever expect Hungarians to accept something that was ultimatly designed to be destructive to Hungary.... certainly had negative impact on Hungarian familes suddenly who became residents in newly enlarged neighbouring nations ... and in some cases these people still shared border with Hungary...yet no longer lived in Hungary.
Im not suggesting a full reversal would be realistic or logical , but in the very least ... revising how the borders were unfairly drawn is relevant... Hungarians dont forget that.
My Grandfathers mother family (Great Grandmother) were from a Hungarian town in Transylvania/Partium that ended up in Romania but was not too far from Hungarian border.

Sadly there were no good solutions to create national states in the region because empires mixed people up.
Borders were mostly drawn on ethnic majorities, with some smoothing to create convex border outlines.

I can't see a better border on the map below.