Austro Hungarian Empire Puns

The Hungary Austrians

Once again, I have to show off the other reworked faction, the French, just for good measure lol

Here's the link to the mod page: https://www.nexusmods.com/battlefield1/mods/49

As always shoutout to this mod for and its devs for letting me borrow assets!

Have fun everyone!

I could not find an answer to my question online, so I thought some experts on obscure citizenship inheritance laws on this sub might be able to help. This question is more for potential citizenship for my father, for whom I hope (though don't expect) some latent dual nationality eligibility might be possible. His maternal (hence my lack of hope) grandparents immigrated to the USA from what was the Kingdom of Bohemia (modern Czechia) within Austria-Hungary, some time between 1900 and 1913. Old US census documents even list their birthplace as "Austria", while others list "Bohemia", the conflict likely due to confusion on the part of different years' census takers.

Anyway, what were the laws regarding citizenship of inhabitants of what is now Czechia/Czech Republic? The preamble to the Czech constitution states that the modern country is the successor to the Kingdom and of Czechoslovakia. Is this represented in their nationality law? All I could gather from an online search pertains to "Czech citizens", which is ambiguous given the multiple regime changes in the last century, and nothing about whether leaving the country automatically would have lost a person their citizenship (like German citizenship before 1914), or if my grandmother (a fluent Czech speaker but born in the USA around 1913) could have even passed on latent Czech nationality to my father (born in the USA in the 1950's).

As a sign of good faith, that I am not just trying to scrounge for E.U. citizenship and avoid integrating, I have visited the Czech Republic a few times when I lived in a neighboring country for a year, and I speak a different European language at a basic level, but not quite fluently (I don't want to go into detail for that, just to stay anonymous). My family also has many friends in yet another country that neighbors Czechia, so it wouldn't be inconceivable for my parents to move to Czechia for retirement and integrate as best as possible at that age. I know all this is immaterial to the law, I just want to make it clear that I'm not arrogantly trying to claim a convenient E.U. citizenship and then bail to the South of France!

Thank you for your time!