U.S.–Hungarian Peace Treaty

The 1921 Treaty of Budapest was a peace treaty signed by the United States and Hungary in the Hungarian capital city of Budapest on 29 August 1921. The United States Senate rejected the Treaty of Trianon regarding Hungary as a member of the Central Powers in World War I and ending the war with the Hungarians so technically a state of war still existed between two nations until this treaty was ratified, ending the status of war. The signatories were US' Ulysses Grant-Smith and Hungary's Miklós Bánffy.

Category:20th century in Europe
Category:1921 in Europe
Category:1921 in the United States
Category:20th century in Hungary
Category:20th century in the United States
Category:1920s treaties