Hungarian–Czechoslovak War

Hungarian–Czechoslovak war
	Part of the 1918–20 revolutions and interventions in Hungary
	; Territory recovered by the Hungarian Soviet Republic (light red) in today Slovakia and minor parts in today Hungary, in May–June 1919
Date	November 1918 – 23 June 1919
Location	present-day Slovakia, Carpathian Ruthenia, Hungary
Result	Czechoslovak victory Hungarian retreat after diplomatic negotiations with the Entente; Formation and then dissolution of the Slovak Soviet Republic;
Belligerents
Hungarian Republic; (until 21 March 1919); Soviet Hungary; (from 21 March 1919); Supported by:; Soviet Russia	Czechoslovakia; Hungarian anti-communists; Supported by:; France; Romania
Commanders and leaders
Béla Kun; Aurél Stromfeld; Ferenc Julier; Vilmos Böhm	Tomáš Masaryk; František Schöbl; Josef Štika; Josef Šnejdárek; Josef Votruba
Strength
80,000	20,000
Casualties and losses
unknown dead; ~450 captured	864

The Hungarian–Czechoslovak War, or Northern Campaign (Hungarian: északi hadjárat), was fought between the Hungarian Soviet Republic and the First Czechoslovak Republic from April to June 1919.

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