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Slavonia Maps
Kingdom of Slavonia &
Slavonia Krajina
After the
World War I,
Hungary
surrendered
Slavonia to
the
newly-formed
Yugoslavia
as part of
the Treaty
of Trianon
(June 4,
1920). It
was not
merged back
into Hungary
during the
years
1941-44 as
other
neighboring
regions
were.
Following
World War
II, Slavonia
with
Croatia,
Austrian
Dalmatia,
southern
Istria and
southern
Baranya, but
not Syrmia (Srem),
establishing
the state of
Croatia
within the
Yugoslavian
nation. As
of May 19,
1991, these
areas,
including
Slavonia,
became the
new nation
of Croatia.
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1849
1999
Syrmia
&
Slavonia
Reproduced
with the
permission
of the
author from
the book
"Donauschwäbische Lebensformen
an der
Mittleren
Donau" by
Hans Gehl,
Marburg
2003.
© Institut
für
donauschwäbische
Geschichte
und
Landeskunde,
Tübingen
1996
© N.G.
Elwert
Verlag
Marburg.
Click image
to enlarge
Syrmia & Slavonia
Village Map
1930-1944
Historic
Settlement
Map of
the Danube
Swabian by Hans
Sonnleitner
& Magdalena
Kopp-Krumes;
Copyrighted Danube-Swabian
Culture
Foundation
(Brochure -
April 2004,
out of
print) -
Contributed
by Hans
Kopp, with
permission
of by Ernst
Jaeger.
Click map
to enlarge.
Croatia with Slavonia highlighted
Eastern Croatia
Slavonia
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1910 map of
Syrmien / Szerem
Slawonien Map
Croatian Homepage
w/Map
www.euratlas.net/cartogra/deutschland/germany_4-3.jpg
- Post road and railroad map
of Germany, Holland,
Belgium, Switzerland, Italy
to Naples, the largest part
of France, Hungary, Poland
etc. with a special
attention drawn to railways
and sea routes. Printed in
Nuremberg in 1852.
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