More than one hundred and fifty people…

March 1838 CE

More than one hundred and fifty people drown when a combination of rain and melting snow causes the Danube River to overflow its banks, washing away villages in western Hungary, and inundating what is now Budapest on March 13, 1838.

Europe's nations will come to Hungary's aid to prevent the spread of famine and disease.

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Hungary, Kingdom of View →

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