| A
Trianoni béke által Magyarországtól elcsatolt települések 1920. |
| Settlements
detached from Hungary by the Treaty of Trianon 1920 |
| 1
200 |
| Abafája
Alsóilosva |
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| City,town
or village with Hungarian majority 1910 |
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| City,town
or village with Hungarian minority 1910 |
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| City,town
or village, less than 50 Hungarians 1910 |
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| magyar
neve 1920-ban |
hivatalos
neve 1999 |
elcsatolva
1920 |
Magyar |
történet |
| Hungarian
name 1920 |
Official
name 1999 |
to
country 1920 |
Hung. |
History |
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| Abafája |
Apalina |
Rumania |
69% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Abafalva |
Král'
(Abovce) |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abara |
Oborín |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abásfalva |
Apalina |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Abaszállás
<[Abalehota]> |
Lehota |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaszéplak |
Koice
(Krásna) |
Czechoslovakia |
20% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaújharaszti |
Chrastné |
Czechoslovakia |
11% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaújnádasd |
Trestené
pri Hornáde |
Czechoslovakia |
41% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaújrákos |
Ráko |
Czechoslovakia |
65% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaújszakaly |
Hutníky
(Sokol'any) |
Czechoslovakia |
32% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abaújszina |
Seňa |
Czechoslovakia |
92% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abdalóc |
Edlitz
im Burgenland |
Austria |
6% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Ábelfalva |
Ábelová |
Czechoslovakia |
6% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abos |
Obiovce |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abosfalva |
Abuş |
Rumania |
51% |
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| Ábrahám |
Abrahám |
Czechoslovakia |
5% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ábrahámfalva |
Abrahámovce |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ábrahámpikfalva |
Abrahámovce
+ Pikovce |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ábránfalva |
Obrăneşti |
Rumania |
99% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Ábránka |
Abranka |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Ábrány |
Abranovce |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abroncsos
<[Obrucsnó]> |
Obručné |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Abrudbánya |
Abrud |
Rumania |
40% |
town |
| Abrudfalva |
Abrud-Sat |
Rumania |
3% |
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| Abrudkerpenyes |
Cărpiniş |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Abucsa |
Abucea |
Rumania |
11% |
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| Ácsfalva
<[Acsuca]> |
Aciuţa |
Rumania |
7% |
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| Ácsva |
Avram
Iancu |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Ada |
Ada |
Yugoslavia |
84% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Adalin |
Adalin |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Ádámfalva
<[Adamóckisbiróc]> |
Adamovské
Kochanovce (Adamovce + Malé Bierovce) |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ádámfölde |
Mourov |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ádámos |
Adămuş |
Rumania |
70% |
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| Adorján |
Adrian |
Rumania |
99% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Adorjánfalva
<[Adrianc]> |
Odranci |
Yugoslavia |
0% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Aga |
Brestovăţ |
Rumania |
16% |
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| Agadics |
Agadici |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Ágcsernyő |
Čierna |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ágfalva |
Ágfalva |
Austria |
4% |
1922
return to Hungary |
| Ágó |
Nýrovce
(Agov) |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ágostháza
<[Welbach]> |
Bystrany |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ágostonfalva |
Augustin |
Rumania |
8% |
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| Ágostonlak
<[Závadka]> |
Závadka
nad Hronom |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ágotakövesd |
Coveş |
Rumania |
7% |
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| Ágya |
Adea |
Rumania |
98% |
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| Agyagfalva |
Lutiţa |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Agyagospatak |
Hlinné |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Agyidóc |
Adidovce |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aha |
Horný
Ohaj |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Áj |
Háj |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ájfalucska |
Hačava |
Czechoslovakia |
6% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ajnácskő |
Hajnáčka |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ajton |
Aiton |
Rumania |
29% |
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| Akli |
Dakovo
(Klinove) |
Czechoslovakia |
98% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Aklos
<[Uklina]> |
Uklin |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Akmár |
Acmariu |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Aknasugatag |
Ocna
Şugatag |
Rumania |
95% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aknaszlatina |
Solotvino |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Ákos |
Acâş |
Rumania |
79% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Ákosfalva |
Acăţari |
Rumania |
97% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alamor |
Alămor |
Rumania |
15% |
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| Albár |
Dolný
Bár |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Albertfalu |
Grabovac |
Yugoslavia |
14% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Croatia |
| Albis |
Albiş |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alcina |
Alţina |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Alcsil |
Cil |
Rumania |
10% |
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| Áldásos |
Hălăliş |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Aldoboly |
Dobolii
de Jos |
Rumania |
58% |
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| Áldófalva |
Aldeşti |
Rumania |
4% |
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| Aldorf |
Bistriţa
(Unirea) |
Rumania |
4% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alfüged |
Ciugudu
de Jos |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Algyógyalfalu |
Geogiau |
Rumania |
15% |
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| Algyógyfelfalu |
Geogiau
(Geogaiul de Sus) |
Rumania |
25% |
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| Alhó |
Markt
Allhau |
Austria |
2% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Alibunár |
Alibunar |
Yugoslavia |
6% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| Alistál |
Dolný
tál |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alkenyér |
Şibot |
Rumania |
5% |
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| Alkér |
Cheriu |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almád |
Jablanka |
Yugoslavia |
1% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| Almafa |
Măru |
Rumania |
7% |
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| Almágy |
Gemerský
Jablonec |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Almakerék |
Mălâncrav |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Almamező |
Hidişelu
de Jos |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásbalázsháza |
Bălan |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almáscsáka |
Ceaca |
Rumania |
0% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásdál |
Dolu |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásegres |
Agrişu
Mare |
Rumania |
3% |
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| Almasel |
Almăşel |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Almásfalu
<[Jablonó]> |
Jablonové |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Almásfegyvernek |
Fegernic |
Rumania |
38% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásgalgó |
Gâlgău
Almaşului |
Rumania |
3% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásköblös
<[Oláhköblösd]> |
Cubleşu |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásmálom |
Malin |
Rumania |
52% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásmező |
Poiana
Mărului |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Almásnyíres |
Mesteacănu |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásrákos |
Racâş |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásróna
<[Ravenszka]> |
Ravensca |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Almástamási |
Tămaşa |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almaszeg |
Voivozi |
Rumania |
10% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almaszeghuta |
Huta
Voivozi |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásszelistye |
Almaş-Sălişte |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Almásszentmária |
Sântă
Măria |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Almásszentmihály |
Sânmihaiu
Almaşului |
Rumania |
4% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alménes
<[Kresztaménes]> |
Minişel |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Alőr |
Urişor |
Rumania |
11% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alparét |
Bobâlna |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alpestes |
Peştişu
Mare |
Rumania |
47% |
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| Alsóaklos |
Ocoliş |
Rumania |
2% |
|
| Alsóalmád
<[Alsójablonka]> |
Jablonové |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóalmás |
Jabloňovce
(Dolný Almá) |
Czechoslovakia |
5% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóapsa |
Dibrova |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Alsóaradi |
Aradac
(Andrejevac) |
Yugoslavia |
2% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| Alsóárpás |
Arpaşu
de Jos |
Rumania |
7% |
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| Alsóatrak |
Dolné
Otrokovce |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbágyon
<[Alsóbadin]> |
Dolný
Badín |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbajom |
Boian |
Rumania |
10% |
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| Alsóbaka
<[Alsótótbaka]> |
Devičany
(Dolné Devičany) |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbalázsfalva |
Blăjenii
de Jos |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóbalog |
Vel'ký
Blh (Niný Blh) |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbán |
Bănişor |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóbarakony |
Berechiu |
Rumania |
4% |
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| Alsóbarbatyeniszkrony |
Iscroni |
Rumania |
27% |
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| Alsóbaskóc |
Bakovce |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbaucár |
Băuţar
(Băuţaru Inferior) |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Alsóbeled |
Bildein
(Unterbildein) |
Austria |
0% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Alsóbencsek |
Bencecu
de Jos |
Rumania |
3% |
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| Alsóberek
<[Homonnabresztó]> |
Brestov |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóberekszó |
Bârsău
de Jos |
Rumania |
6% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóbeszterce |
Dolnja
Bistrica |
Yugoslavia |
0% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Alsóbisztra |
Ninyj
Bistryj |
Czechoslovakia |
10% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Alsóbodok |
Dolné
Obdokovce |
Czechoslovakia |
96% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbogáta
<[Oláhbogáta]> |
Bogata
de Jos |
Rumania |
4% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóboj |
Boiu
de Jos |
Rumania |
0% |
|
| Alsóboldád |
Bolda |
Rumania |
3% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóboldogfalva
<[Alsóboldogasszonyfalva]> |
Bodogoaia |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóborgó |
Josenii
Bârgului |
Rumania |
8% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóbotfalu |
Bzince
pod Javorinou (Dolné Bznice) |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóbölkény
<[Magyarbölkény]> |
Beica
de Jos |
Rumania |
71% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsóbudak
<[Kisbudak]> |
Buduş |
Rumania |
6% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsócsáj |
Niný
Čáj |
Czechoslovakia |
60% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsócsalogány
<[Alsószlavicsa]> |
Dolnji
Slaveči |
Yugoslavia |
4% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Alsócsatár |
Felsőcsatár |
Austria |
6% |
1923
return to Hungary |
| Alsócsebény
<[Alsócsebinye]> |
Čabiny
(Niné Čabiny) |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsócsernáton |
Cernat
(Cernatu de Jos) |
Rumania |
98% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsócsernye
<[Csernina]> |
Černina |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsócsertés |
Certeju
de Jos |
Rumania |
1% |
|
| Alsócsitár |
Nitra
(titáre) |
Czechoslovakia |
97% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsócsobánka |
Ciubanca |
Rumania |
0% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Alsócsóra |
Săliştea |
Rumania |
2% |
|
| Alsócsöpöny |
Sered'
(Dolný Čepeň) |
Czechoslovakia |
31% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsódacsólam |
Dačov
Lom (Dolný Dačov Lom) |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Alsóderna |
Dernişoara |
Rumania |
9% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
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