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Hungary's Young Premier Could Break Kaiser's Hold
Ex-attache reports Hungary appoints Count Maurice Esterhazy as premier, replacing pro German Tisza, amid hopes he will push universal suffrage and curb German influence. Esterhazy’s liberal stance and English ties raise expectations for reform and a potential shift in the dual empire’s balance of power.
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Greece
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Madrid
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Tisza
Berlin
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England
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Esterhazy
Kossuth
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Baron Conrad von Hotzendorfe
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