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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY

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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 964 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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AUSTRIA AND See also:HUNGARY .—The records of Austria-Hungary, Bohemia, and the other states under the same See also:government, are still preserved locally. There are repositories of government records at See also:Vienna, See also:Budapest and See also:Prague, and ten provincial places of See also:deposit. Even at Vienna there is nothing resembling the See also:English Public See also:Record See also:Office; the Kaiserliches and konigliches Haus-, See also:Hof- and Staatsarchiv contains the papers of the imperial See also:family and the records of imperial See also:administration and of that of See also:foreign affairs. Of other departmental papers those at the See also:Ministry of See also:War are the most important. There is no See also:complete See also:inventory of all these records. At Budapest since 1875 have been collected the archives of Hungary, Transylvania, Croatia and the government of See also:Fiume: for an See also:account of the records in this and other Hungarian and Transylvanian repositories see Fr. See also:Zimmermann's Uber Archiv in Ungarn; ein Fiihrer durch ungarlandische and siebenburgische See also:Archive.

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