Talk:Q76346
Latest comment: 5 years ago by Peyerk in topic Citizenship
Autodescription — Mileva Marić (Q76346)
description: Serbian mathematician and wife of Albert Einstein
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Citizenship edit
There was no such thing like "citizenship of Austria-Hungary". The two constituent parts of the union had their own citizenship, regulated by their own separate legislations. Mileva Marić was an ethnic Serb born in the Kingdom of Hungary and she had Hungarian citizenship.
I understand that there are many "Austro-Hungarian" citizens in Wikidata. This is a big problem to be solved. But the solution is not making Austrian and Hungarian citizens "Austro-Hungarians" as the concept itself is one made up based on the lack of understanding the citizenship sístem of the dual monarchy.