The Jews of Hungary history, culture, psychology - Patai, Raphael 1910-1996 (Wayne State University Press, 1996)
Contents: 1. The Jews in Roman Pannonia and Dacia -- 2. Medieval Origins and the Khazar Question -- 3. After the Magyar Conquest -- 4. The Jews in Early Hungarian Law (Eleventh to Thirteenth Centuries) -- 5. Expulsion and Recall (Fourteenth Century) -- 6. The Jew Judge and the "Perfidious Jews" (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries) -- 7. From Sigismund to Matthias (1385-1490) -- 8. The Jewish Prefects: The Mendels (1475-1531) -- 9. The First Scholars and the First Blood Libel (Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries) -- 10. Jewish Physicians in the Fourteenth to Eighteenth Centuries -- 11. Jewish Criminals in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries -- 12. Emericus Fortunatus (Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries) -- 13. Transylvania and the Sabbatarians (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries) -- 14. The Jews in Turkish-Occupied Hungary (1526-1686) -- 15. The Jews in Royal Hungary (1526-1686) -- 16. The Jews in Reunited Hungary (1686-1740) -- 17. Jewish Women in the Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries -- 18. Conversions in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries -- 19. The Jews Under Maria Theresa (1740-80) -- 20. The Jews Under Joseph II (1780-90) -- 21. The Theben Story (Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries) -- 22. Early Struggles for Emancipation (1790-1848) -- 23. Religious Reform (1798-1852) -- 24. New Horizons (1800-48) -- 25. The Patriotic Imperative (1800-48) -- 26. The 1848 Revolution -- 27. Neoabsolutism I: The Harsh Years (1849-59). 28. Neoabsolutism II: The Moderate Years (1860-67) -- 29. Emancipation, Congress, and Schism (1867-69) -- 30. Zionism: Precursors, Founders, Opponents (1839-97) -- 31. Istoczy and Tiszaeszlar -- 32. The Fin de Siecle and Its Aftermath I: Economy and Society -- 33. The Fin de Siecle and Its Aftermath II: Explorers and Scholars -- 34. The Fin de Siecle and Its Aftermath III: Literature, Criticism, and the Arts -- 35. Demography and Occupations (1890-1920) -- 36. Zionism and Anti-Semitism in the Ea