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 | | This line of demarca- tion was imposed on Hungary by the Allies in a note delivered by the head of the Inter-Allied Mission in Budapest on December 23, 1918. |
 | | There was no disagreement over the necessity for assigning Bratislava to Slovakia, although the largest single linguistic group, according to the Hungarian census of 1910, was made up of German-speaking persons (32,790 as against 31,705 Magyar speaking, and 11,673 Slovak-speaking). |
 | | This area has no genuine urban areas of the western type, except Bratislava and Koice; the other small towns serving as commercial and administrative centers, tend, over a period of years, to take on the ethnic color of the surround- ing rural groups. |
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