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WWW-VL HISTORY: HUNGARY

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Geography
- Maps
- Gazeteers
  - Location of Cities and Towns
Language

Research Materials

Bibliography

Materials

Hungarian Electronic Library [the largest body of Hungarian materials on the net]
Levéltárak [Archives]
Family Photos of the Habsburgs
Genealogical Research Data Bases
H-Net Habsburg. Hungarian History 1500-present
Corvinus Virtual Library of Polish History

Journals

The Historical Journals Guide
The Hungarian Quarterly, number 139 (Autumn 1995) - continuing. Full texts of articles

Organizations

Research Centers
- Magyar Tudomànyos Akadèmia/Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Libraries
Museums
- Museums of Hungary
- Collections of the Hungarian national Museum

Timelines

Important Dates in Hungarian History

General Histories

Hungary. A Short History, by C. A. McCartney
Hungary. A Brief History, by István Láxár
A Short History of Austria Hungary and Poland", by H. Wickham Steed, et al.

Ancient History

Medieval History>/A>

16th Century

Ottoman Turkish Wars & Habsburg Tyranny

17th Century

18th Century

From Charles I to Francis I

19th Century

The Crisis of 1803-1806
The Treaty of Vienna 1809
The Revolution of 1848
Hungary in 1848-1849 [provides key documents]
Archduke Palatine Stephen to the Hungarian Diet, July 8, 1848
Presentation of a committee of the Hungarian Diet to Ferdinand, September 9, 1848
Hungarian declaration of Independence April 14, 1849
Austro-Hungarian Land Forces 1848-1918, by Glenn Jewison and Jörg C. Steiner
Nationalism in Hungary, 1848-1867
The Establishment of the Dual Monarchy 1867
The Hungaro-Croatian Compromise of 1868 (The Nagodba), from H-Net
The Eastern Crisis of 1875-78, from H-Net
"Stirring Times in Austria", by Mark Twain, from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, March 1898, from H-Net

20th Century

Austro-Hungarian Empire at the Opening of the Twentieth Century
- The South Slavs Before the First World War, from H-Net
- Internal Reforms in the Empire
- The Annexation of Bosnia October 1908
- Die Österreichisch-Ungarischen Dokumente zum Kriegsausbruch, from WWI/WWW
- Four Weeks in the Trenchesby Fritz Kreisler (1915), from H-Net
- "The Hungarian Soviet Republic of 1919: The Forgotten Revolution," , by Alan Woods
- An Undiplomatic Diary by the American Member of the Inter-Allied Commission to Hungary. 1919-1920, by Major General Harry Hill Bandholz, U.S.A.
- Trianon. Hungary Dismembered [Treaty of Trianon, 1920]
- The Unmaking of Peace [effects of the Treaty of Trianon]
- Peace to End Peace [the Treaty of Trianon]
- The Tragic Fate of Hungary, by Yves de Darvar
- The Hungarian Revival 1
- Memoirs, by Admiral Miklós Horthy
World War II
- Hungary: The Unwilling Satellite, by John Flournoy Montgomery
- Admiral Miklos Horthy. Memoirs
- Hungarian Axis Forces in WWII
- Childhood in Times of War, by Andrew Salamon
- Hungarian Holocaust. The Massacre at Vojvodina [1944]
The Communist State
- The Communist State, Richard Lettis and William I. Morris
  - The Hungarian Revolt of 1956
    - Hungary 1956 and the Political Revolution
    - The Hungarian Revolt, October 23 - November 4, 1956, by Richard Lettis and William Morris
    - Budapest 1956 [in French]
    - The Yeltsin Dossier: Soviet Documents on Hungary, 1956, by Janos M. Rainer
    - Statement of the Soviet Government, October 30, 1956
- The Hungarian Revival 2
- The Social Costs of Transformation in Central and Eastern Europe
Hungarian Images and Historical Background
History of German Settlements in Southern Hungary, by Sue Clarkson
The Hungarian "Crown Town" of Visk Máramaros Hungary, Now Vyshkovo Ukraine
Magyarok Világszövetsége

Topics
- The Jews of Hungary
- Regions
  - Transylvania
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