Hungary's economic problems aid the rise of…

1864 CE to 1875 CE

Hungary's economic problems aid the rise of Kálmán Tisza's newly-created Liberal Party in 1875.

Tisza assembles a bureaucratic political machine that maintains control through corruption and manipulation of a woefully unrepresentative electoral system.

In addition, Tisza's government has to withstand both dissatisfied nationalities and Hungarians who
think Tisza too submissive to the Austrians.

The Liberals argue that the Dual Monarchy improves Hungary's economic position and enhances its influence in European politics.

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Budapest Budapest Hungary View →

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Ferenc Deák View → Franz Joseph I of Austria View → Gyula Andrássy View → Kálmán Tisza View →

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Austria, Archduchy of View → Hungary, Kingdom of View → Austria-Hungary View →

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Hungarian Revolution & Reaction 1848-67 View →

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Government View → Custom and Law View →

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