Hungarian-Romanian War (1918 – 1919) – How the Romanians Defeated the Hungarian Soviet Republic
November 2, 2019
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as posted by the channelThe aftermath of WW1 was a series of internal and external conflicts in Central and Eastern Europe. Also the countries of Romania and Hungary clashed. In Hungary the Hungarian Soviet Republic was installed by Bela Kun. Romania was also facing red threat from the east by Soviet Russia. How did Romania won this conflict? This video is about the Hungarian-Romanian War (1918 – 1919) – How the Romanians Defeated the Hungarian Soviet Republic.
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Recorded in October 2019 in Oradea, Romania.
Thanks to Jorin for his help.
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