Transylvania, 1940

Following the Vienna Award, which redrew borders between Hungary and Romania, the Hungarian military began its entry into Transylvania on September 5. This region had been vacated by Romanian forces and was previously lost by Hungary under the Treaty of Trianon. Admiral Horthy led the troops, and the Hungarian forces were warmly welcomed by the local population.

What was the result of the Vienna Award?

• A new border between Hungary and Romania

• The end of World War I

• The start of World War II

• The formation of the European Union

When did the Hungarian military enter Transylvania?

• August 5th

• September 5th

• October 5th

• November 5th

Which treaty had previously taken Transylvania from Hungary?

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Rome

• Treaty of Trianon

• Treaty of Versailles

Who led the Hungarian forces during the re-entry into Transylvania?

• Admiral von Horthy

• General Patton

• Field Marshal Rommel

• General Eisenhower

How were the Hungarian forces received upon their entry into Transylvania?

• With a military parade

• With a celebratory reception

• With indifference

• With hostility