Una dintre cele mai profunde traume naționale pentru unguri. Actul care a semănat discordie între români și maghiari

The Treaty of Trianon, effective from July 26, 1921, resulted in Hungary losing about 70% of its territory, deepening national trauma and conflict with Romania. This treaty followed the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and was a response to the aspirations of various ethnic groups for self-determination. The loss of territories, including Transylvania, which had a significant Romanian population, intensified tensions between the two nations. The treaty was a pivotal moment in shaping modern Hungary and Romania's borders, leading to ongoing disputes over national identity and historical grievances.