Austro-Hungarian border conflicts

Target entity: Austro-Hungarian border conflicts
Context triple: [Duke of Styria, associatedWithConflict, Austro-Hungarian border conflicts]

• A. Thirty Days' War
  The Thirty Days' War was a brief 1897 conflict between the Kingdom of Greece and the Ottoman Empire, primarily fought over control and influence in Crete and parts of Thessaly.
• B. Bosnian Crisis
  The Bosnian Crisis was a 1908–1909 diplomatic confrontation sparked by Austria-Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, heightening tensions among the European great powers and contributing to the buildup toward World War I.
• C. Swiss–Habsburg Wars
  The Swiss–Habsburg Wars were a series of late medieval conflicts between the Old Swiss Confederacy and the House of Habsburg that played a key role in securing Swiss autonomy and weakening Habsburg influence in the region.
• D. Slovak–Hungarian War
  The Slovak–Hungarian War was a brief border conflict in March 1939 between the newly formed Slovak Republic and Hungary over disputed territories in eastern Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia.
• E. Hungarian–Czechoslovak War (1919)
  The Hungarian–Czechoslovak War (1919) was a brief post–World War I conflict in Central Europe in which the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic fought Czechoslovak forces over disputed border territories, particularly in Slovakia.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Austro-Hungarian border conflicts
Target entity description: The Austro-Hungarian border conflicts were a series of medieval territorial disputes and military clashes along the frontier between the Austrian and Hungarian lands within the Habsburg realm.

• A. Thirty Days' War
  The Thirty Days' War was a brief 1897 conflict between the Kingdom of Greece and the Ottoman Empire, primarily fought over control and influence in Crete and parts of Thessaly.
• B. Bosnian Crisis
  The Bosnian Crisis was a 1908–1909 diplomatic confrontation sparked by Austria-Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, heightening tensions among the European great powers and contributing to the buildup toward World War I.
• C. Swiss–Habsburg Wars
  The Swiss–Habsburg Wars were a series of late medieval conflicts between the Old Swiss Confederacy and the House of Habsburg that played a key role in securing Swiss autonomy and weakening Habsburg influence in the region.
• D. Slovak–Hungarian War
  The Slovak–Hungarian War was a brief border conflict in March 1939 between the newly formed Slovak Republic and Hungary over disputed territories in eastern Slovakia and Carpathian Ruthenia.
• E. Hungarian–Czechoslovak War (1919)
  The Hungarian–Czechoslovak War (1919) was a brief post–World War I conflict in Central Europe in which the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic fought Czechoslovak forces over disputed border territories, particularly in Slovakia.
• F. None of above. chosen