Room 40 [SEP] dissolved or abolished
a copy. The telegram was made public by the United States, which declared war on Germany on 6 April 1917, entering the war on the Allied side.
Staffers.
Other staff of Room 40 included Frank Adcock, John Beazley, Francis Birch, Walter Horace Bruford, William 'Nobby' Clarke, Alastair Denniston, Frank Cyril Tiarks and Dilly Knox.
Merger with Military Intelligence (MI).
In 1919, Room 40 was deactivated and its function merged with the British Army's intelligence unit MI1b to
"Greenwood")'s balcony next day. Ferdinand I of Austria appointed Lajos Batthyány to form a new Hungarian government.
- 1848 (18 March): The Diet declared the new Hungarian constitution and abolishes serfdom.
- 1848: (11 April): Ferdinand I of Austria signed (in the Primate Palace's Mirror Room) the so-called March Laws, by which serfdom was partly abolished in Hungary. Then he dissolved the Diet. That was the last Hungarian Diet convened in Pressburg, since it was