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3rd November, 1918
- The armistice leading to the empire's formal capitulation was signed on 3rd November, 1918. The terms were stringent, requiring the complete withdrawal of Austro-Hungarian forces from all fronts. This event marked the end of the empire and set the stage for the dissolution of the Habsburg monarchy.
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