January 29, 1926.
Hungary.
In the years following the end of World War I, Budapest, the capital of Hungary, experienced rapid development. Before the war, Budapest was already an important city in the Austria-Hungary Empire, and its post-war development was even faster.
Today, Budapest has successfully risen to become a world-class city with a population of over a million. Before the war, the population of Budapest was already nearing one million, making it one of the top ten cities in Europe at the time.
In recent years, Budapest's industrial development has made great strides, especially in the steel, textile, and machinery manufacturing industries. This has led to a large influx of rural populations into Budapest, whereas previously, Hungarian rural areas were also one of the major sources of immigrants to East Africa.
