Basic History of Modern Hungary: 1867- 1999,9780894649509

Basic History of Modern Hungary: 1867- 1999

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ISBN13: 9780894649509
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Pub. Date: 2001-07-01
Publisher(s): Krieger Pub Co
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Table of Contents

Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
PART I---Basic History of Modern Hungary: 1867--1999
Creation of the Dual Monarchy
3(8)
Fundamental Laws Regulating Habsburg-Hungarian Relations
3(1)
The Heritage of the 1848 Revolution As a Political Force
4(2)
Constitutional Oscillation from 1849 to 1861
6(2)
The Road to the Compromise of 1867
8(1)
Governments of the Dual Monarchy
9(2)
The Deak Era: 1867--1875
11(3)
Ferenc Deak's Statesmanship
11(1)
Three Progressive Laws Enacted by the Parliament: On Equality of Nationalities, Public Education, and Criminal Justice
11(1)
The Croat-Hungarian Compromise of 1868
12(2)
The Kalman Tisza Era: 1875--1905
14(12)
Liberal Party, Conservative Politics
14(2)
The Industrial Revolution: Its Social, Economic, and Political Effects, 1867-1896
16(2)
The Millennium, 1896
18(1)
``Magyarization'' and Other Causes of the Dissolution of the Habsburg Empire, 1879--1918
19(7)
Interruption of Regular Government: 1905--1910
26(3)
The Darabont Regime: 1905--1906
26(1)
New Compromise between Crown and Country: 1906--1910
27(2)
Hungary in War and Revolutions: 1914--1920
29(12)
Hungary's Participation in World War I
29(3)
Democratic Revolution and the Hungarian ``People's Republic''
32(4)
133 Days of ``Dictatorship of the Proletariat''
36(3)
Efforts to Reestablish Regular Government
39(2)
The Horthy Era: 1920--1944
41(15)
Preliminaries of the Horthy Era
41(1)
The Treaty of Trianon and the Returns of Former King Charles IV: 1920--1921
41(2)
The Bethlen Epoch: 1921-1931
43(5)
Rightist Trends and Recovery of Lost Territories: 1932--1941
48(3)
Hungary in World War II: 1941-1945
51(3)
Nazi Occupation of Hungary
54(2)
Interregnum: October 15, 1944-April 4, 1945
56(3)
170 Days Fascist Rule of Ferenc Szalasi
56(3)
The Status of Hungarian Jews: 1867-1945
59(3)
The Status of Hungarian Jews: 1867-1920
59(1)
The Status of Hungarian Jews after World War I
59(3)
Experimentation with Democracy: 1944-1947
62(6)
The Armistice
62(1)
The Provisional and the First Freely Elected Governments: 1944-1947
63(5)
Imposition of a Bolshevik System of Government and Society: 1947-1990
68(17)
The Rakosi Epoch: 1947-1956
68(6)
The Revolution of 1956 and the First War between Socialist States (October-November)
74(4)
The Kadar Epoch: From Reign of Terror to ``Gulyas Communism'' and Fiasco (1956-1989)
78(7)
The Decade of Emerging Democracy: 1989-1999
85(16)
Preliminaries to Change: 1975-1985
85(1)
Political Transformation: 1985-1999
85(6)
From a Soviet-type to a Market Economy
91(3)
Foreign Policy: The Road to NATO Membership
94(7)
PART II--Documents
Petition to the King Drafted by Ferenc Deak, 1861
101(3)
The ``Easter Article,'' 1865
104(2)
Exchanges of Views between Lajos Kossuth and Ferenc Deak on the Compromise-in-the-making, 1867
106(4)
The Austro-Hungarian Compromise: ``Common Affairs'' Act XII of 1867
110(3)
Equality of the Nationalities, Act XLIV of 1868
113(4)
Education in Public Educational Institutions, Act XXXVIII of 1868
117(3)
The Croat-Hungarian Compromise, Act XXX of 1868
120(4)
The Points of Bihar, 1868
124(1)
Variations in the Hungarian Liberals' Views on the Issues of National Minorities and the Separation of Church and State
125(3)
Confrontation between King and Parliament: The ``Chlopy Crisis of 1903''
128(4)
The Austro-Hungarian Ultimatum to Serbia, July 23, 1914 and the Serbian Response, July 25,1914
132(9)
People's Resolution No. 1. November 16, 1918
141(1)
Dictatorship of the Proletariat, 1919
142(4)
Legislation on Return to Normalcy, 1920
146(4)
The Treaty of Trianon, 1920
150(3)
Twelve-Point Program of the ``March Front'' (March 15, 1937)
153(1)
``Hungarism'' Ideology of Ferenc Szalasi, Hungary's Preeminent Fascist
154(5)
The Status of Hungarian Jews, 1867-1945
159(1)
The Establishment of the Republic of Hungary
160(3)
Establishment of the Hungarian People's Republic
163(2)
``Separation of Powers'' Communist Style, 1953
165(1)
Preliminaries of the Revolution of 1956
166(6)
Basic Documents of the Revolution of 1956
172(7)
Restoration of Communist Rule
179(6)
Proclamation of the Republic of Hungary
185(6)
Law on the Commemoration of the Revolution and Freedom Fight of 1956, 1990
191(1)
National Assembly's Resolution on Relationship with the Warsaw Pact
192(2)
Romanian-Hungarian Basic Treaty, 1996
194(3)
The Washington Declaration of NATO, April 23, 1999
197(2)
Selected Bibliography 199(4)
Index 203

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