Holdings: A concise history of Hungary

A concise history of Hungary: the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present

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Format:	Book
Language:	English Hungarian
Published:	Budapest Corvina [u.a.] 2005
Subjects:	Geschichte Ungarn Hungary > History
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis Klappentext
Item Description:	Aus dem Ungar. übers.
Physical Description:	695 S. zahlr. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9631352315

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adam_text	CONTENTS FOREWORD Istoán THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES Pal Landscape and history Sources of medieval Hungarian history The Carpathian Basin before the Magyars Romans, Huns and Avars A question of continuity The origin of the Magyars The Conquest Plundering raids Pagan society HUNGARY UNDER THE (950-1382) Attila Zsoldos ÁRPÁD S From tribal alliances to tribal states Árpád s Saint Stephen, founder of the Hungarian state The consolidation of the Carpathian Basin The Christian kingship The new social order The basis of the power of the monarchy The development of church administration The age of dissent Vazul s son, Andrew I Solomon and Bela s sons St Ladislas Coloman and The twelfth century A period of pretenders Reforms of A profile of the country New forces in power New arrangements, reformation, realignments The serviem regis and the Golden Bull Between two empires THE MONGOLINVASION The Mongol invasion The ruins of Hungary The reforms of The struggle for the Babenberg inheritance Stephen V THE END OFTHE HOUSE Ladislas IV and his Cumans Claimants to the throne The transformation of the state structure Royal power and the nobility Kings and petty kings The provincial landowners Kings and coronations THE The system of government A new currency The Hungarian state under Louis the Great The freedom of the nobility and entailment The wars of Louis the Great The Polish throne ECONOMY AND SOCIETY The unification of the servile classes Towns and their inhabitants ECCLESIASTICAL AND SECULAR CULTURE The church and culture Secular culture: knights and students Legends, gestae, chronicles Charters and chanceries HUNGARY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES Péter E. THE REIGN OF SIGISMUND OF LUXEMBOURG Violence and upheaval The Council of Constance and the imperial throne Peasant rebellion in Transylvania Janos Hunyadi and the Turkish threat A new system of defence The chastiser of the Turks A decisive battle at Varna 6 REGENT King Ladislas V and the Captain-General The triumph at Belgrade MATTHIAS CORVINUS János The civil war Peace and coronation The fiscal reforms of King Matthias The foreign mercenary troops War in the Hussites land The Austrian wars of Matthias Corvinus Between the sultan and the Pope A realistic compromise in the South Dual border marches system The Renaissance in Hungary The Royal Court at University and royal library The king as patron HUNGARIAN SOCIETY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES The aristocrats and their vast estates The Hungarian nobility Bishops, monks, parish priests City dwellers and burghers Peasants, serfs, cotters THE JAGIELLONIAN PERIOD Matthias heirs The new king: Wladislas II A great peasant war in Wladislas II and the Turkish threat The king and the estates A young king: Louis II The collapse of the The fall of Belgrade The battle of HUNGARY IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD THE CENTURY OF OTTOMAN WARS Istoán The aftermath of The sultan s plans Two Hungarian kings in civil war EARLY MODERN HUNGARY S CULTURE István Jesuit universities and Catholic and Protestant grammar schools and colleges Hungarian students at foreign universities Villages schools and their teachers Illiterates and book-readers The centres of high culture: the aristocratic courts István The Transylvanian princes court Castles, palacesj gardens Coexisting cultures in Ottoman Hungary Gabor Jewish religious and cultural life in Ottoman Hungary Muslim culture in an occupied land Dervishes and their orders Muslim libraries in Hungary Cross-cultural influences HUNGARY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Iswán Hungary in a new Turkish wars: victories and defeats The England s ally in the War of Austrian Succession Hungary in the Seven Years War The great agrarian reform HUNGARIAN ECONOMY AND SOCIETY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY A developing agriculture Jónos Mining and industry Transportation and travel Commerce and customs policy A multi-ethnic and multi-denominational country Iswán Protestants, Catholics, Orthodox, Jews Nationalities in Hungary in the eighteenth century ENUGHTENMENTAND CULTURE János The language movement Writers and censors Churches and palaces 10 THE DECADE OF FEVERISH REFORM PRIOR TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION István The hatted king Joseph n s Edict of Toleration Against the Hungarian counties The general land tax reform The collapse of the regime HUNGARY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY THE ERA OF NATIONAL AWAKENING Zoltán Fónagy The diet of Effects of the French Revolution Hungarian Jacobins Hungary under Francis I Hungary in the French wars FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES AND DEVALUATION Tamas Dobszay The rule by decree A growing awareness of underdevelopment HUNGARIAN ECONOMY AND SOCIETY BETWEEN Zoltán Fónagy Changes in the agriculture Industry in transition Trade, transportation and banking Hungary s population Nationalities and religious division Demographic catastrophes: epidemics and famine Hungarian society before The aristocracy The good old county court judge Bourgeoisie and towns Peasants THE REFORM ERA Tamas István Széchenyi s Miklós Wesselényi s The diet of Government terror and compromise 11 Education and sciences Zoltàn Fónagy Public education Higher education The science institutions The national revival of non-Hungarian nations Tamas Dobszay Language and cultural development The nationality question Hungarian national culture Zoltán Fónagy literature and the reading public From covered wagons to the National Theatre The birth of the modern press POLITICAL STRUGGLES BEFORE THE REVOLUTION Tamâs Hungarian nationalism Széchenyi Appearance of the new conservatives The diet of The administrators system and the county question Formation of the parties and their programmes REVOLUTION AND WAR OF INDEPENDENCE Robert Hermann Europe and the transformation of Hungary The lawful revolution The April Laws The first responsible Hungarian government Internal problems Creating an independent army The first representative Parliament The nationality question THE WAR OF SELF-DEFENCE IN HUNGARY Prime Minister Victories and defeats of the revolutionary army Independent Hungary The Russian intervention and the end of the war Reprisals after the defeat 12 AUTOCRACY AND ABSOLUTISM Jónos Veliky The Bach Regime The Social movements, political aspirations The emancipation of the serfs and the indemnifying of landlords The Hungarian political thought in the 1850s József Széchenyi s New forums and new ideas The formation of the political diaspora Visions of a federation: Kossuth s plan for a Danube Alliance TRANSFORMATION IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY Economic development in the age of absolutism The regrouping of society Cultural life and education Arts and sciences ABSOLUTISM IN CRISIS The deepening crisis in imperial policy The Austro-Hungarian Compromise The beginning of compromise talks THE AGE OF DUALISM Zoltán Fónagy The Austro-Hungarian Empire The dualist system The development of the political system The political scene Kaiman Tisza The opposition The period of calm of dualism THE CRISIS OF DUALISM The era of The nationality problem New political forces THE HUNGARIAN ECONOMY IN THE AGE OF DUALISM Agriculture and land ownership Developing industry The transport revolution The modernisation of commerce The credit services 13 TRANSFORMATION Improving living standards A nation on the move Nationalities and religions The defects in the bourgeois society The aristocracy and the haute bourgeoisie The gentry and the middle classes The petty bourgeois and the peasants The village and urban proletariat INTELLECTUAL LIFE UNDER DUALISM Public education and eradication of illiteracy Grammar schools Higher education The sciences Museums and their foundation The rapidly developing press Refined art and the entertainment industry THE END OF THE The Monarchy in the European power structure HUNGARY IN TWO WORLD WARS Ignàc Romsics WAR, REVOLUTION, COUNTER-REVOLUTION Hungary in World War I Hungary s losses during the war At the end of the war The Bourgeois Democratic Revolution Uncertain borders Proclamation of the Hungarian Republic Opposition from left and right The Soviet Republic The Soviet regime and its opponents Successful campaign and swift retreat The counter-revolution Slow consolidation of the counter-revolutionary regime MiWós The Peace of Trianon THE HORTHY PERIOD Ecomomic development Inflation and independent Hungarian currency Hungarian industry 14 Stagnation in The great economic crisis and Hungary SOCIAL RELATIONS AND LIVING CONDITIONS The ruling elite The middle strata of society The world of peasants Transformation of the working class Social mobility Transport, communication, public health Public education and school system Village schools and declining illiteracy New types of secondary schools Universities and professors The students and the society Science and research Culture, art and entertainment Writers, books, reviews The popular culture between the two world wars New media: film and radio The political system of the Horthy Period The Parliament and the parties The role of the Regent Prime ministers and governments Isolation in foreign policy A small army with obsolete weapons REVISIONS AND WORLD WAR n The First Vienna Resolution: Upper Hungary Growing German influence Attack on Yugoslavia In the war against the Soviet Union The destruction of the Second Hungarian Army Opposition to war German occupation of Hungary, Holocaust Failed attempt to change sides, Arrow-Cross terror HUNGARY IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY György Gyarmati FROM TENTATIVE DEMOCRACY TO COMMUNIST RULE, 1945-1948...................................................551 Between Churchill and Stalin Provisional National Assembly and armistice 15 Reorganisation Destruction and prisoners of war Land reform and elections 1946, Peace treaty and reparations On the way to dictatorship Hungary, Yugoslavia and the COMINFORM THE Establishing the dictatorship The Rajk trial and its background The years of rule by totalitarian terror Transformation of agriculture and industry Radical changes in society Total dictatorship Premature experiment in reform The second centre of power The agony of Stalinism 1956: From demonstration to revolution Bloody massacre and coalition government Soviet attack and Hungarian resistance The THE Restoration and reprisals The consolidation of The rapid regeneration of economic life The two good decades of the consolidated dictatorship The Great Compromise The Brezhnev doctrine and Hungary The slow decline of the regime State enterprises and black economy The Second Hungary New political organisations Kádár s Revolution by discussion THE CHANGE OF REGIME A new government under Laws and debates, the new Parliament in work Economic problems, political tensions New elections, new government 16 The Horn government and the economy Hungary, a member of the European Union Epilogue APPENDIX THE HOLY CROWN OF HUNGARY Attua Zsoldos The sceptre, mantle, orb and sword The crown of St Stephen The Latin and the Greek crowns The stolen crown The Holy Crown s fate after the Turkish occupation The Holy Crown in the USA The Holy Crown Doctrine CHRONOLOGY Gabrietta UST OF HEADS OF STATE AND HEADS OF GOVERNMENT SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY UST OF ILLUSTRATIONS UST OF MAPS THE AUTHORS OFTHIS VOLUME INDEX OF NAMES 17 • Ìlio gle volume the history of Hungary from the time of the arrival of Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin until the present day. Individual chapters have been written by leading experts on the various periods, among them pro¬ fessors at Georgetown University, Washington, and at the universities of Budapest and Debrecen, directors of the Hungarian Historical Institutes in- i Rome and Vienna, as well as the Director General of the historical archives of the former Communist secret police. Their work is not a summary of others results; instead the authors have formed their views by their own research, dis-B covering material in archives which had previously often been barred or inac¬ cessible to Hungarian researchers on political grounds, and finding important source-material in Moscow, Istanbul and Rome. The authors have not evaded the thorny problems of any period; the debated origin of the term consequences for the nationalities of the Turkish occupation/and the role of the Communist secret police after This single-volume history of Hungary does not shy away from addressing even the period between of the period from the fall of Communism up to the present da . The volume contains rarely-published images of Hungarian history from chronicles of the early Middle Ages to photographs of Communist times. The chronological summary and lucid maps have been devised to assist the better understanding of Hungarian history, as has the select, recommended bibliographv and a list of heads of state and pi inn1 iniiii-U-i leaders of Hungarv.,
adam_txt	CONTENTS FOREWORD Istoán THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES Pal Landscape and history Sources of medieval Hungarian history The Carpathian Basin before the Magyars Romans, Huns and Avars A question of continuity The origin of the Magyars The Conquest Plundering raids Pagan society HUNGARY UNDER THE (950-1382) Attila Zsoldos ÁRPÁD'S From tribal alliances to "tribal states" Árpád's Saint Stephen, founder of the Hungarian state The consolidation of the Carpathian Basin The Christian kingship The new social order The basis of the power of the monarchy The development of church administration The age of dissent Vazul's son, Andrew I Solomon and Bela's sons St Ladislas Coloman and The twelfth century A period of pretenders Reforms of A profile of the country New forces in power New arrangements, reformation, realignments The serviem regis and the Golden Bull Between two empires THE MONGOLINVASION The Mongol invasion The ruins of Hungary The reforms of The struggle for the Babenberg inheritance Stephen V THE END OFTHE HOUSE Ladislas IV and his Cumans Claimants to the throne The transformation of the state structure Royal power and the nobility Kings and petty kings The provincial landowners Kings and coronations THE The system of government A new currency The Hungarian state under Louis the Great The freedom of the nobility and entailment The wars of Louis the Great The Polish throne ECONOMY AND SOCIETY The unification of the servile classes Towns and their inhabitants ECCLESIASTICAL AND SECULAR CULTURE The church and culture Secular culture: knights and students Legends, gestae, chronicles Charters and chanceries HUNGARY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES Péter E. THE REIGN OF SIGISMUND OF LUXEMBOURG Violence and upheaval The Council of Constance and the imperial throne Peasant rebellion in Transylvania Janos Hunyadi and the Turkish threat A new system of defence The chastiser of the Turks A decisive battle at Varna 6 REGENT King Ladislas V and the Captain-General The triumph at Belgrade MATTHIAS CORVINUS János The civil war Peace and coronation The fiscal reforms of King Matthias The foreign mercenary troops War in the Hussites' land The Austrian wars of Matthias Corvinus Between the sultan and the Pope A realistic compromise in the South Dual border marches system The Renaissance in Hungary The Royal Court at University and royal library The king as patron HUNGARIAN SOCIETY IN THE LATE MIDDLE AGES The aristocrats and their vast estates The Hungarian nobility Bishops, monks, parish priests City dwellers and burghers Peasants, serfs, cotters THE JAGIELLONIAN PERIOD Matthias' heirs The new king: Wladislas II A great peasant war in Wladislas II and the Turkish threat The king and the estates A young king: Louis II The collapse of the The fall of Belgrade The battle of HUNGARY IN THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD THE CENTURY OF OTTOMAN WARS Istoán The aftermath of The sultan's plans Two Hungarian kings in civil war EARLY MODERN HUNGARY'S CULTURE István Jesuit universities and Catholic and Protestant grammar schools and colleges Hungarian students at foreign universities Villages' schools and their teachers Illiterates and book-readers The centres of high culture: the aristocratic courts István The Transylvanian princes' court Castles, palacesj gardens Coexisting cultures in Ottoman Hungary Gabor Jewish religious and cultural life in Ottoman Hungary Muslim culture in an occupied land Dervishes and their orders Muslim libraries in Hungary Cross-cultural influences HUNGARY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY Iswán Hungary in a new Turkish wars: victories and defeats The England's ally in the War of Austrian Succession Hungary in the Seven Years War The great agrarian reform HUNGARIAN ECONOMY AND SOCIETY IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY A developing agriculture Jónos Mining and industry Transportation and travel Commerce and customs policy A multi-ethnic and multi-denominational country Iswán Protestants, Catholics, Orthodox, Jews Nationalities in Hungary in the eighteenth century ENUGHTENMENTAND CULTURE János The language movement Writers and censors Churches and palaces 10 THE DECADE OF FEVERISH REFORM PRIOR TO THE FRENCH REVOLUTION István The "hatted king" Joseph n's Edict of Toleration Against the Hungarian counties The general land tax reform The collapse of the regime HUNGARY IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY THE ERA OF NATIONAL AWAKENING Zoltán Fónagy The diet of Effects of the French Revolution Hungarian Jacobins Hungary under Francis I Hungary in the French wars FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES AND DEVALUATION Tamas Dobszay The rule by decree A growing awareness of underdevelopment HUNGARIAN ECONOMY AND SOCIETY BETWEEN Zoltán Fónagy Changes in the agriculture Industry in transition Trade, transportation and banking Hungary's population Nationalities and religious division Demographic catastrophes: epidemics and famine Hungarian society before The aristocracy The "good old county court judge" Bourgeoisie and towns Peasants THE REFORM ERA Tamas István Széchenyi's Miklós Wesselényi's The diet of Government terror and compromise 11 Education and sciences Zoltàn Fónagy Public education Higher education The science institutions The national revival of non-Hungarian nations Tamas Dobszay Language and cultural development The nationality question Hungarian national culture Zoltán Fónagy literature and the reading public From covered wagons to the National Theatre The birth of the modern press POLITICAL STRUGGLES BEFORE THE REVOLUTION Tamâs Hungarian nationalism Széchenyi Appearance of the new conservatives The diet of The administrators' system and the county question Formation of the parties and their programmes REVOLUTION AND WAR OF INDEPENDENCE Robert Hermann Europe and the transformation of Hungary The lawful revolution The April Laws The first responsible Hungarian government Internal problems Creating an independent army The first representative Parliament The nationality question THE WAR OF SELF-DEFENCE IN HUNGARY Prime Minister Victories and defeats of the revolutionary army Independent Hungary The Russian intervention and the end of the war Reprisals after the defeat 12 AUTOCRACY AND ABSOLUTISM Jónos Veliky The Bach Regime The Social movements, political aspirations The emancipation of the serfs and the indemnifying of landlords The Hungarian political thought in the 1850s József Széchenyi's New forums and new ideas The formation of the political diaspora Visions of a federation: Kossuth's plan for a Danube Alliance TRANSFORMATION IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY Economic development in the age of absolutism The regrouping of society Cultural life and education Arts and sciences ABSOLUTISM IN CRISIS The deepening crisis in imperial policy The Austro-Hungarian Compromise The beginning of compromise talks THE AGE OF DUALISM Zoltán Fónagy The Austro-Hungarian Empire The dualist system The development of the political system The political scene Kaiman Tisza The opposition The period of calm of dualism THE CRISIS OF DUALISM The era of The nationality problem New political forces THE HUNGARIAN ECONOMY IN THE AGE OF DUALISM Agriculture and land ownership Developing industry The transport revolution The modernisation of commerce The credit services 13 TRANSFORMATION Improving living standards A nation on the move Nationalities and religions The defects in the bourgeois society The aristocracy and the haute bourgeoisie The gentry and the middle classes The petty bourgeois and the peasants The village and urban proletariat INTELLECTUAL LIFE UNDER DUALISM Public education and eradication of illiteracy Grammar schools Higher education The sciences Museums and their foundation The rapidly developing press Refined art and the entertainment industry THE END OF THE The Monarchy in the European power structure HUNGARY IN TWO WORLD WARS Ignàc Romsics WAR, REVOLUTION, COUNTER-REVOLUTION Hungary in World War I Hungary's losses during the war At the end of the war The Bourgeois Democratic Revolution Uncertain borders Proclamation of the Hungarian Republic Opposition from left and right The Soviet Republic The Soviet regime and its opponents Successful campaign and swift retreat The counter-revolution Slow consolidation of the counter-revolutionary regime MiWós The Peace of Trianon THE HORTHY PERIOD Ecomomic development Inflation and independent Hungarian currency Hungarian industry 14 Stagnation in The great economic crisis and Hungary SOCIAL RELATIONS AND LIVING CONDITIONS The ruling elite The middle strata of society The world of peasants Transformation of the working class Social mobility Transport, communication, public health Public education and school system Village schools and declining illiteracy New types of secondary schools Universities and professors The students and the society Science and research Culture, art and entertainment Writers, books, reviews The popular culture between the two world wars New media: film and radio The political system of the Horthy Period The Parliament and the parties The role of the Regent Prime ministers and governments Isolation in foreign policy A small army with obsolete weapons REVISIONS AND WORLD WAR n The First Vienna Resolution: Upper Hungary Growing German influence Attack on Yugoslavia In the war against the Soviet Union The destruction of the Second Hungarian Army Opposition to war German occupation of Hungary, Holocaust Failed attempt to change sides, Arrow-Cross terror HUNGARY IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY György Gyarmati FROM "TENTATIVE DEMOCRACY" TO COMMUNIST RULE, 1945-1948.551 Between Churchill and Stalin Provisional National Assembly and armistice 15 Reorganisation Destruction and prisoners of war Land reform and elections 1946, Peace treaty and reparations On the way to dictatorship Hungary, Yugoslavia and the COMINFORM THE Establishing the dictatorship The Rajk trial and its background The years of rule by totalitarian terror Transformation of agriculture and industry Radical changes in society Total dictatorship Premature experiment in reform The second centre of power The agony of Stalinism 1956: From demonstration to revolution Bloody massacre and coalition government Soviet attack and Hungarian resistance The THE Restoration and reprisals The consolidation of The rapid regeneration of economic life The "two good decades" of the consolidated dictatorship The Great Compromise The Brezhnev doctrine and Hungary The slow decline of the regime State enterprises and "black" economy The "Second Hungary" New political organisations Kádár's "Revolution by discussion" THE "CHANGE OF REGIME" A new government under Laws and debates, the new Parliament in work Economic problems, political tensions New elections, new government 16 The Horn government and the economy Hungary, a member of the European Union Epilogue APPENDIX THE HOLY CROWN OF HUNGARY Attua Zsoldos The sceptre, mantle, orb and sword The crown of St Stephen The Latin and the Greek crowns The stolen crown The Holy Crown's fate after the Turkish occupation The Holy Crown in the USA The Holy Crown Doctrine CHRONOLOGY Gabrietta UST OF HEADS OF STATE AND HEADS OF GOVERNMENT SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY UST OF ILLUSTRATIONS UST OF MAPS THE AUTHORS OFTHIS VOLUME INDEX OF NAMES 17 • Ìlio gle volume the history of Hungary from the time of the arrival of Hungarians in the Carpathian Basin until the present day. Individual chapters have been written by leading experts on the various periods, among them pro¬ fessors at Georgetown University, Washington, and at the universities of Budapest and Debrecen, directors of the Hungarian Historical Institutes in-'i Rome and Vienna, as well as the Director General of the historical archives of the former Communist secret police. Their work is not a summary of others' results; instead the authors have formed their views by their own research, dis-B covering material in archives which had previously often been barred or inac¬ cessible to Hungarian researchers on political grounds, and finding important source-material in Moscow, Istanbul and Rome. The authors have not evaded the thorny problems of any period; the debated origin of the term consequences for the nationalities of the Turkish occupation/and the role of the Communist secret police after This single-volume history of Hungary does not shy away from addressing even the period between of the period from the fall of Communism up to the present da\. The volume contains rarely-published images of Hungarian history from chronicles of the early Middle Ages to photographs of Communist times. The chronological summary and lucid maps have been devised to assist the better understanding of Hungarian history, as has the select, recommended bibliographv and a list of heads of state and pi inn1 iniiii-U-i leaders of Hungarv.,
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spelling	A concise history of Hungary the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present ed. by István György Tóth Budapest Corvina [u.a.] 2005 695 S. zahlr. Ill., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Aus dem Ungar. übers. Geschichte Ungarn Hungary History Tóth, István György 1956-2005 Sonstige (DE-588)132856093 oth Digitalisierung UBPassau application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014172939&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Passau application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=014172939&sequence=000002&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext
spellingShingle	A concise history of Hungary the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present Geschichte
title	A concise history of Hungary the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present
title_auth	A concise history of Hungary the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present
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title_full	A concise history of Hungary the history of Hungary from the early Middle Ages to the present ed. by István György Tóth
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