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| Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph agreed in 1867 to allow Hungary to become a separate state; it was given its own constitution and nearly independent status. The empire was known as Austria-Hungary and popularly referred to as the dual monarchy. It lasted until the end of World War I, when both Austria and Hungary declared themselves independent republics. | ||||||
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