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Austria-Hungary was the second-largest state in Europe for half a century, but it functioned unlike any other. Austria and Hungary operated as separate entities in almost all situations, united only in allegiance to a shared monarch: the Emperor-King Franz Joseph I, penultimate head of the House of Habsburg.
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