Beach ( Hungarian. Bereg ) - a historical committee in the northern part of the Kingdom of Hungary . Currently, most of the territory is part of the Transcarpathian region of Ukraine , the smaller part is part of the Sabolch-Satmar-Coast of Hungary . The administrative center was Beregovo .
| Shore / Bereg | |
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| Administrative Center (1910) | Beregovo (Beregas) |
| Area (1910) | 3 786 km² |
| Population (1910) | 236,600 |
| Modern affiliation | Ukraine , Hungary |
Content
Geography
From the north, the territory was limited to the Carpathians , from the south - Tisoy . In 1910, the territory of the committee was 3786 km².
History
The coast was one of Hungary 's oldest committees. After the defeat of Austria-Hungary in the First World War and its collapse in 1918 , according to the Trianon treaty of 1920 , most of the territory was ceded to Czechoslovakia (part of Subcarpathian Rus ), and the remainder to Hungary . In 1939, the Czechoslovak part was occupied by Hungary , in 1944 it was liberated by the Red Army . In 1945, Subcarpathian Rus was annexed to the Ukrainian SSR ( Transcarpathian region ).
Population
According to the 1910 census, the following people lived in the committee:
- Rusyns : 95 308
- Hungarians : 93,198
- Jews : 29,052
- Germans : 18 639
Administrative Division
| Counties | |
|---|---|
| County | Adm. Centre |
| Alsoverec | Lower Gate , Ukraine |
| Felvidek | Irshava , Ukraine |
| Latorza | Rozvegovo , Ukraine |
| Mezekason | Koson , Ukraine |
| Munkach | Mukachevo , Ukraine |
| Solva | Svalyava , Ukraine |
| Tisahat | Beregovo , Ukraine |
| Free city | |
| Beregovo , Ukraine | |
| Mukachevo , Ukraine | |
Literature
- History of Hungary, M., 1971