Hungary surrenders at Vilagos
1849 · Event
Overwhelmed after Tsar Nicholas I sends 200,000 Russian troops to rescue the Habsburgs, the Hungarian army lays down its arms — the last of the 1848 revolutions to fall. Thirteen of its generals are executed at Arad; Kossuth escapes into exile to tour America and Britain as the revolution's most famous ghost.
On these timelines: The Revolutions of 1848, Eastern Europe & the Balkans, The Habsburg Dynasty, Master, Russia & the USSR
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