Live auction - 557543 - 200, 500 et 1000 Forint Lot HUNGARY 1998 P.178a, P.179a et P.180b
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| Estimate : | 80 € |
| Price : | 40 € |
| Maximum bid : | 50 € |
| End of the sale : | 06 January 2026 16:40:42 |
| bidders : | 1 bidder |
Face Value : 200, 500 et 1000 Forint Lot
Date: 1998-1999
Period/Provinces/Banks Banque Nationale de Hongrie
Catalogue reference : P.178a, P.179a et P.180b
Alphabet - series : FH n°0000071, EB n°2310204 et DB n°9525841
Commentary
Lot de trois billets, dont un Petit Numéro pour le 200 Forint.
Set of three tickets, including a Small Number for the 200 Forint
Set of three tickets, including a Small Number for the 200 Forint
Historical background
HUNGARY
Hungary became a republic in 1918 with the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the abdication of Emperor Charles I. The peace treaties which cut off the former Kingdom of Hungary from 2/3 of its territories and created Hungarian minorities in the new neighboring countries plunged the country into a period of unrest. In 1920, Admiral Horthy became regent. From 1938, Hungary sided with the Axis and obtained the Hungarian part of Slovakia and Transylvania. Germany's ally, Hungary requested an armistice from the USSR in 1944. Hungary became a people's republic in 1949 under Soviet domination. In 1956, the opening attempt was repressed by a military intervention of the USSR. The opening of the borders in 1989 signaled the end of Soviet domination over Eastern Europe. Free elections are held in 1990.
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