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World War I signaled the destruction of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. True False
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World War I signaled the destruction of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. True False

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True.
After WW1 ended, the Austro-Hungarian Empire was broken down into seperate states, including Austria, Hungary, etc.

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