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Volume 49, Issue 2
December 2022
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ISSN 0713-8083
EISSN 1705-8422
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ARTICLES

The Peacemaker Woodrow Wilson and the Hungarian Soviet Republic
Peter Pastor
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Opposition in Hungary and Poland during the State-Socialist Period: An Attempt at Comparing and Mapping Relations
Miklós Mitrovits
View articletitled, Opposition in Hungary and Poland during the State-Socialist Period: An Attempt at Comparing and Mapping Relations
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Roundtable

Hungary and Ukraine: Relations between States, States between Relations
Jessica R. Storey-Nagy
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How the Russo-Turkish War over Ukraine (1677–81) Changed the Course of Hungarian History
Georg B. Michels
View articletitled, How the Russo-Turkish War over Ukraine (1677–81) Changed the Course of Hungarian History
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Hungary’s Rusyn Policy in the Early 1940s: The Subcarpathian Scholarly Society, the Journal Zoria/Hajnal, and the Rusyn Language
John C. Swanson
View articletitled, Hungary’s Rusyn Policy in the Early 1940s: The Subcarpathian Scholarly Society, the Journal <em>Zoria/Hajnal</em>, and the Rusyn Language
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Creating Enemies and Building Bridges: Representations of Hungary in the Ukrainian Media
Iaroslav Kovalchuk
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Top Gun: The Orbán Government’s Position on the War in Ukraine
Katalin Fábián
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Disinformation, Ideas without Borders, and the War in Ukraine
Jessica R. Storey-Nagy
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Primary Source

“They Were All Looking West”: Robert F. Byrnes’s Travel Report on Hungary in 1962
Szabolcs László
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Reflection

Erhard Busek, Austria’s Central European Ambassador, 1941–2022
Victoria Harms
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Research Report

International Women’s Movements, Peace Activism, and the World of Politics: The Rosika Schwimmer Archive in New York
Dóra Fedeles-Czeferner
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Book Reviews

Anita Kurimay. Queer Budapest, 1873–1961
Agnieszka Kościańska
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Balázs Ablonczy. Ismeretlen Trianon: Az összeomlás és a békeszerződés történetei, 1918–1921 [Unknown Trianon: histories of the collapse and the peace treaty, 1918–21]
Ferenc Jankó
View articletitled, Balázs Ablonczy. <em>Ismeretlen Trianon: Az összeomlás és a békeszerződés történetei, 1918–1921</em> [Unknown Trianon: histories of the collapse and the peace treaty, 1918–21]
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Annina Gagyiova. Vom Gulasch zum Kühlschrank: Privater Konsum zwischen Eigensinn und Herrschaftssicherung im sozialistischen Ungarn (1956–1989) [From goulash to fridge: individual consumption between Eigensinn and political dominance in socialist Hungary (1956–1989)]
Patrick Hyder Patterson
View articletitled, Annina Gagyiova. <em>Vom Gulasch zum Kühlschrank: Privater Konsum zwischen Eigensinn und Herrschaftssicherung im sozialistischen Ungarn (1956–1989)</em> [From goulash to fridge: individual consumption between <em>Eigensinn</em> and political dominance in socialist Hungary (1956–1989)]
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Tibor Valuch. Everyday Life under Communism and After: Lifestyle and Consumption in Hungary, 1945–2000
Annina Gagyiova
View articletitled, Tibor Valuch. <em>Everyday Life under Communism and After: Lifestyle and Consumption in Hungary, 1945–2000</em>
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Tiphaine Robert. Des migrants et des revenants: Une histoire des réfugiées et réfugiés hongrois en Suisse (1956–1963) [Of migrants and returnees: a history of Hungarian refugees in Switzerland, 1956–63]
Nancy L. Green
View articletitled, Tiphaine Robert. <em>Des migrants et des revenants: Une histoire des réfugiées et réfugiés hongrois en Suisse (1956–1963)</em> [Of migrants and returnees: a history of Hungarian refugees in Switzerland, 1956–63]
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Sándor Horváth. Children of Communism: Politicizing Youth Revolt in Communist Budapest in the 1960s
Sergei I. Zhuk
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Clara Orban. Slow Places in Béla Tarr’s Films: The Intersection of Geography, Ecology, and Slow Cinema
Valéria Varga
View articletitled, Clara Orban. <em>Slow Places in Béla Tarr’s Films: The Intersection of Geography, Ecology, and Slow Cinema</em>
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Report: Hungarian Studies Association of Canada Annual Conference 2022
Virginia L. Lewis
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Call for Submissions
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