| A
Trianoni béke által Magyarországtól elcsatolt települések 1920. |
| Settlements
detached from Hungary by the Treaty of Trianon 1920 |
| 401
600 |
| Andód
Ballaháza |
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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-ben |
elcsatolva
1920 |
Magyar |
történet |
| Hungarian
name 1920 |
Official
name 1999 |
to
country 1920 |
Hung. |
History |
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| Andód |
Andovce |
Czechoslovakia |
98% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Andorháza
<[Adriánc]> |
Adrijanci |
Yugoslavia |
1% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Andorhegy
<[Andreic]> |
Andrejci |
Yugoslavia |
1% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Andrásfalu |
Liptovský
Mikulá (Liptovská Ondraová) |
Czechoslovakia |
7% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Andrásháza |
Irljava
(Andrijivka) |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Andrási
<[Pacsa]> |
Pača |
Czechoslovakia |
6% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Andrásvágás
<[Andraovce]> |
Ondraovce |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Angyalkút
<[Kisfalud]> |
Fântânele |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Angyalos |
Angheluş |
Rumania |
99% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Annafalva
<[Hankova]> |
Hanková |
Czechoslovakia |
11% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ant |
Ant |
Rumania |
94% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Antalfalva
<[Kovacsica]> |
Kovačica |
Yugoslavia |
7% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| Antalóc |
Hudlove
(Antaloc) |
Czechoslovakia |
9% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Antos |
Antăş |
Rumania |
0% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apa |
Apa |
Rumania |
31% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apáca |
Apaţa |
Rumania |
81% |
|
| Apácaszakállas |
Okoč
(Opatovský Sokolec) |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apádia |
Apadia |
Rumania |
0% |
|
| Apafalva
<[Opava]> |
Opava |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apahegy |
Viile
Apei |
Rumania |
52% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apahida |
Apahida |
Rumania |
15% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apaj |
Opoj |
Czechoslovakia |
7% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apanagyfalu |
Nuşeni |
Rumania |
42% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apatelek |
Mocrea |
Rumania |
18% |
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| Apáthegyalja
<[Podbrehilehotka]> |
Lehôtka
pod Brehmi |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apáti |
Apateu |
Rumania |
6% |
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| Apatin |
Apatin |
Yugoslavia |
8% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Apátka |
Opátka |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apátkeresztúr |
Crestur |
Rumania |
98% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Apátkolos
<[Koloshradistye]> |
Vel'ký
Klí (Klíske Hradite) |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apátlévna
<[Livinaapáti]> |
Nadlice
(Livinské Opatovce) |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apátmarót |
Hontianske
Moravce (Opatové Moravce) |
Czechoslovakia |
7% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apátszentmihály
<[Bohunic]> |
Jaslovské
Bohunice (Bohunice) |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apátújfalu |
Opatovská
Nová Ves |
Czechoslovakia |
89% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Apaújfalu
<[Szászújfalu]> |
Nou
Săsesc |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Apold |
Apold |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Appony |
Oponice |
Czechoslovakia |
11% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aracs |
Novi
Bečej (Vranjevo) |
Yugoslavia |
25% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| ARAD |
ARAD |
RUMANIA |
73% |
CITY |
| Aradkövi |
Cuvin |
Rumania |
4% |
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| Arany |
Uroiu |
Rumania |
6% |
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| Aranyág |
Herneacova |
Rumania |
12% |
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| Aranybánya |
Zlatná
Baňa |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aranyida |
Zlatká
Idka |
Czechoslovakia |
10% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aranykút |
Aruncuta |
Rumania |
17% |
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| Aranymező |
Băbeni |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aranyos |
Arănieş |
Rumania |
3% |
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| Aranyosbánya |
Baia
de Arieş |
Rumania |
16% |
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| Aranyosd
<[Zlatnik]> |
Zlatníky |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aranyosegerbegy |
Viişoara |
Rumania |
52% |
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| Aranyosfő |
Scărişoara |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Aranyosgerend |
Luncani |
Rumania |
53% |
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| Aranyosgyéres |
Câmpia
Turzii |
Rumania |
53% |
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| Aranyosivánfalva |
Cacova |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Aranyoslóna |
Luna |
Rumania |
3% |
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| Aranyoslonka |
Luncan |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Aranyosmarót |
Zlaté
Moravce |
Czechoslovakia |
66% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aranyosmeggyes |
Medieşu
Aurit |
Rumania |
29% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aranyosmohács |
Măhăceni |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Aranyosmóric |
Moruţ |
Rumania |
12% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aranyospatak |
Zlatník |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aranyospolyán |
Turda
(Poiana) |
Rumania |
61% |
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| Aranyosponor
<[Ponorel]> |
Drăgoieşti-Lunca |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Aranyosrákos |
Moldoveneşti
(Vălenii de Arieş) |
Rumania |
90% |
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| Aranyosronk
<[Runk]> |
Runc |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Aranyosszentmiklós |
Sânnicoară |
Rumania |
3% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aranyosszohodol |
Sohodol |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Aranyosvágás
<[Szekátura]> |
Vadu
Moţilor |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Aranypataka |
Zlaté |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Árapatak |
Araci |
Rumania |
46% |
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| Árdánfalva
<[Ardanóc]> |
algovce
(Ardanovce) |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Árdánháza |
Ardanovo |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Árdány |
Ardan |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Argyas |
Arghişu |
Rumania |
3% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Árki |
Archia |
Rumania |
0% |
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| Árkod
<[Jarkovác]> |
Jarkovac |
Yugoslavia |
2% |
1941-1944
to Serbia |
| Árkos |
Arcuş |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Arnótfalva |
Arnutovce |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Árok |
Jarok |
Czechoslovakia |
7% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Árokalja |
Arcalia |
Rumania |
6% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Árokszállás
<[Grafenschachten]> |
Grafenschachen |
Austria |
2% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Árpád |
Arpăşel |
Rumania |
97% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Árpástó |
Braniştea |
Rumania |
48% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Árvátfalva |
Arvăţeni |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Árvaváralja |
Oravský
Podzámok |
Czechoslovakia |
27% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ásgút |
Podhorany |
Czechoslovakia |
7% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Assakürt |
Nové
Sady |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Aszó
<[Oszvaly]> |
Osoi |
Rumania |
3% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aszóirtás
<[Szohodollazúr]> |
Sohodol |
Rumania |
1% |
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| Aszós
<[Jókőoszuszka]> |
Osuské |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Asszonyfalva |
Axente-Sever |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Asszonynépe |
Asinip |
Rumania |
20% |
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| Asszonyvására |
Târguşor |
Rumania |
98% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Asztély |
Močola
(Astel') |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Aszúbeszterce |
Dorolea |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Atosfalva |
Trei-Sate
(Hoteşti) |
Rumania |
98% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Atya |
Atea |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Atyás |
Ateaş |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Atyha |
Atia |
Rumania |
99% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Aurélháza |
Răuţi |
Rumania |
57% |
|
| Avasfalva
<[Branyest]> |
Brăneşti |
Rumania |
1% |
|
| Avasfelsőfalu |
Negreşti-Oaş |
Rumania |
15% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Avaslekence |
Lechinţa |
Rumania |
4% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Avaspatak |
Valea
Seacă |
Czechoslovakia |
8% |
1921
to Rumania, 1940-1944 to Hungary |
| Avasújfalu |
Certeze |
Rumania |
10% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Avasújváros |
Oraşu
Nou |
Rumania |
94% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bába |
Baba |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bábafalva |
Babie |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bábahalma |
Bobohalma |
Rumania |
2% |
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| Bábakút |
Babiči |
Czechoslovakia |
10% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Babarét
<[Babaluska]> |
Babinec |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bábaszék |
Babiná |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bábca |
Babţa |
Rumania |
5% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Babin |
Babín |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Babindál |
Klásov
(Babindal) |
Czechoslovakia |
87% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Babkó |
Babkov |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Báboc |
Băbuţiu |
Rumania |
4% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bábolna |
Bobâlna |
Rumania |
5% |
|
| Bábony |
Băbiu |
Rumania |
27% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Babsa |
Babşa |
Rumania |
28% |
|
| Baca |
Petru
Rareş (Baţa) |
Rumania |
56% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bacalár |
Băţălar |
Rumania |
6% |
|
| Backamadaras |
Păsăreni |
Rumania |
97% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bacúr |
Bacúrov |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bács |
Bač |
Yugoslavia |
18% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bacsfa |
Báč |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bácsfalu |
Săcele
(Baciu) |
Rumania |
61% |
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| Bácsfalva |
Bacea |
Rumania |
2% |
|
| Bácsfeketehegy |
Feketić |
Yugoslavia |
65% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsföldvár
<[Tiszaföldvár]> |
Bačko
Gradite |
Yugoslavia |
57% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsgyulafalva |
Telečka |
Yugoslavia |
91% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsi |
Băcia |
Rumania |
49% |
|
| Bacska |
Bačka |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bacskafalva |
Boany
(Batín) |
Czechoslovakia |
12% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bácskeresztúr |
Ruski
Krstur |
Yugoslavia |
4% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácskertes
<[Kupuszina]> |
Kupusina |
Yugoslavia |
99% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bacskó |
Bačkov |
Czechoslovakia |
12% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bácskossuthfalva
<[Ómoravica]> |
Stara
Moravica |
Yugoslavia |
96% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bacsó
<[Bacsava]> |
Irljava
(Čabanyvka) |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Bacsófalva
<[Pocsuvadló]> |
Počúvadlo |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bácsordas
<[Karavukova]> |
Karavukovo |
Yugoslavia |
6% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsszentiván
<[Priglevicaszentiván]> |
Prigrevica |
Yugoslavia |
16% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácstóváros
<[Tovarisova]> |
Tovarievo |
Yugoslavia |
4% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsújfalu |
Selenča |
Yugoslavia |
2% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bácsújlak
<[Bácsnovoszelo]> |
Bačko
Novo Selo |
Yugoslavia |
6% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Badafalva |
Weischelbaum |
Austria |
3% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Badaló |
Badalovo |
Czechoslovakia |
98% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Bádok |
Bădeşti |
Rumania |
32% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bádon |
Badon |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bagolyfalu |
Hurez
(Hurezu Mic) |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bagolyháza
<[Bilaszovica]> |
Bilasovic'a |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Bagonya |
Bogojina |
Yugoslavia |
19% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Bagota |
Hurbanovo
(Bohatá) |
Czechoslovakia |
99% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bágy |
Bădeni |
Rumania |
100% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bagyan |
Bad'an |
Czechoslovakia |
6% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bágyon |
Bădeni |
Rumania |
81% |
|
| Báhony |
Báhoň |
Czechoslovakia |
4% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajánháza |
Bajany |
Czechoslovakia |
93% |
1939-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajcs |
Bajč |
Czechoslovakia |
97% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajesd |
Băieşti |
Rumania |
7% |
|
| Bajfalu |
Dăneşti |
Rumania |
1% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Bajka |
Bajka |
Czechoslovakia |
98% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmóc |
Bojnice |
Czechoslovakia |
8% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmócapáti |
Opatovce
nad Nitrou |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmóclazán |
Lazany |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmóctölgyes
<[Dubnica]> |
Bojnice
(Dubnica) |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmócska |
Bojničky |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajmok |
Bajmok |
Yugoslavia |
52% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bajnokfalva
<[Bohány]> |
Buhani |
Rumania |
2% |
|
| Bajor |
Bajerov |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajorvágás |
Bajerovce |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bajsa |
Baja |
Yugoslavia |
67% |
1941-1944
to Hungary |
| Bajta |
Bajtava |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Baka |
Baka |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bakabánya |
Bojnice |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bakamező |
Bacău
de Mijloc |
Rumania |
0% |
|
| Bakónak |
Bukovnica |
Yugoslavia |
0% |
1941-1944
to Hungary, 1991 to Slovenia |
| Bakonya |
Băcâia |
Rumania |
0% |
|
| Bakostörék |
Vel'ké
Teriakovce |
Czechoslovakia |
16% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Bakóvár |
Bacova |
Rumania |
4% |
|
| Baksafalva |
Bocksdorf |
Austria |
1% |
1938-1944
to Germany |
| Bala |
Băla |
Rumania |
8% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Balalény |
Băleni |
Rumania |
2% |
|
| Balavásár |
Bălăuşeri |
Rumania |
94% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Balázs |
Baláe |
Czechoslovakia |
1% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Balázsd |
Blajova |
Rumania |
4% |
|
| Balazsér |
Janoi
(Balaer) |
Czechoslovakia |
100% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1945-1992 to Soviet Union, 1992 to Ukraine |
| Balázsfa |
Kútniky
(Blaov) |
Czechoslovakia |
86% |
1938-1944
to Hungary, 1993 to Slovakia |
| Balázsfalva |
Blaj |
Rumania |
23% |
|
| Balázsi
<[Vlacsa]> |
Vlača |
Czechoslovakia |
6% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Balázsszeg
<[Blozsa]> |
Izvoarele |
Rumania |
0% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |
| Balázstelke |
Blăjel |
Rumania |
12% |
|
| Balázsvágás |
Blaov |
Czechoslovakia |
2% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Báld |
Balda |
Rumania |
15% |
|
| Baldóc |
Baldovce |
Czechoslovakia |
3% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Báldovin |
Baldovin |
Rumania |
0% |
|
| Balf |
Sopron
(Balf) |
Austria |
15% |
1922
return to Hungary |
| Bálinc |
Balinţ |
Rumania |
34% |
|
| Bálintfalva |
Valentová |
Czechoslovakia |
0% |
1939-1944
and 1993 to Slovakia |
| Ballaháza |
Mal |
Rumania |
2% |
1940-1944
to Hungary |