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         Hungary History:     more books (100)
  1. A history of Hungary (Publications of the Benjamin Franklin Bibliophile Society, v. 2) by Domokos G Kosary, 1971
  2. Wine and Thorns in Tokay Valley: Jewish Life in Hungary : The History of Abaujszanto (Sara F. Yoseloff Memorial Publications in Judaism and Jewish a) by Zahava Szasz Stessel, 1995-06
  3. October fifteenth: A history of modern Hungary, 1929-1945 (Edinburgh. University. Publications. History, philosophy and economics) by C. A Macartney, 1961
  4. A History of Modern Hungary by Jorg Hoensch, 1988-03
  5. Austria-Hungary, (The history of nations, vol. XVII) by Louis Leger, 1928
  6. The Green Shirts and the Others: A History of Fascism in Hungary and Romania by Nicholas M. Nagy-Talavera, 2001-07
  7. The History of Hungary and the Magyars (Notable American Authors Series) by Edwin Lawrence Godkin, 1992-06
  8. Epic Songs of 16th Century Hungary: History and Style (Studies in Central and Eastern European Music No 4) by Marta Arkossy Ghezzo, 1989-07
  9. Austria - Hungary (History of Nations, Volume 17)
  10. Influence of Ottoman Turkish Textiles and Costume in Eastern Europe, With Particular Reference to Hungary (History, technology, and art) by Veronika Gervers, 1982-10
  11. A history of Hungary by Magyar Tudomanyos Akademia, 1975
  12. History of the Protestant Church in Hungary by J. H. Merle D'Aubigne, 2000
  13. Kossuth and his generals: With a brief history of Hungary; select speeches of Kossuth; etc by Henry W De Puy, 1852
  14. A short history of musical life in Hungary by Janos Breuer, 1981

41. WWW-VL History Index
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42. Encyclopedia: Austria And Hungary, History: Biographies
Encyclopeadia articles concerning Austria and hungary, history Biographies.
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43. Encyclopedia: Austria And Hungary, History
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44. History & Culture
hungary. 1100 years in the heart of Europe. history Culture Facts The highest hills of hungary cross the northern part of the country diagonally.
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45. Encyclopedia: Austria And Hungary, History: Biographies
Encyclopeadia articles concerning Austria and hungary, history Biographies.
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46. Numismatics Hungary - Minden, Ami Numizmatika
Hungarian site with regularly updated news and articles, history of money (especially Roman and Hungarian related), also a catalog of coins (Roman, Hungarian) and banknotes in both Hungarian and English.
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47. Encyclopedia: Austria And Hungary, History
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48. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Austria And Hungary, History, Biographies Encyclopedia
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50. Medieval Hungarian History - Hungary In The Middle Ages
These sites explore various topics in medieval Hungarian history as well asoffering general history of hungary in the Middle Ages.
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These sites explore various topics in medieval Hungarian history as well as offering general history of Hungary in the Middle Ages.
Alphabetical Recent Up a category Hungary A basic overview of the history of Hungary from its earliest years to the 17th century. Part of a larger work on the country of Hungary produced by the Library of Congress; a public domain document online here at the Medieval History site. History of Painting and Sculpture in Hungary Guided tour at the Web Gallery of Art includes a glossary, a list of former and current place names, extensive background and numerous pics of Hungarian artwork from the 11th century to 20th. Hungarian Mille-centenary Celebration (896-1996) Hungary - A Brief History Interesting work by István Lázár at the Corvinus Library covers Hungarian history from prehistoric times to the twentieth century in fifteen chapters.

51. WHKMLA : History Of Hungary, ToC
Virtual Jewish history Tour hungary, from Jewish Virtual Library history Culture Who is Who ?, from Go to hungary, brief biographies
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Restauration : Hungary, 1815-1840 Hungary : Revolution Neoabsolutism 1849-1866 : Hungary Transylvania, 1790-1867 Magyar Nationalism, 1867-1914 : Hungary Slovakia before 1918 Transylvania 1867-1920 World War I : Hungary Post-War Turmoil : Hungary, 1918-1921 Horthy Dictatorship 1921-1939 : Hungary World War II : Hungary Soviet Occupation and Reconstruction : Hungary 1944-1948 Stalinism : Hungary 1948-1953 The Hungarian Revolt : Hungary 1953-1956 Early Cold War : Hungary 1956-1973 Goulash Communism : Hungary, 1973-1990 Historical Atlas : Hungary List of Wars : Hungary EXTERNAL FILES CIA World Factbook : Hungary ; BBC Country Profile : Hungary WWW Virtual Library History : Hungary Texts on Hungarian History, from

52. A Concise History Of Hungary - Cambridge University Press
A comprehensive history of the Hungarian lands and peoples from early ‘Good surveys of Hungarian history are rare. Miklos Molnar’s new book is an
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53. Hungary - History
1 hungary is a country that hasn t enjoyed much independence. Throughout much ofits history, hungary has been under the rule of a foreign government.
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By Ekaterina Zhdanova-Redman Hungary is a country that hasn't enjoyed much independence. Throughout much of its history, Hungary has been under the rule of a foreign government. At times, foreign rule was good for Hungary, at other times, awful. And for as long as there was foreign rule in Hungary, there were Hungarians fighting against it.
The history of Hungary began almost 1,500 years ago, with a group of people called the Magyars. The Magyars were nomads who originally came from the land of nearby Russia. The Magyars settled in the land of Hungary in Eastern Europe around the 8th century AD. The Magyars were hunters and horsemen, and after settling around Hungary, became warriors. For more than a hundred years, the Magyars picked fights with people as far away as modern-day France. The Germans finally defeated the Magyars in 955, greatly reducing the Magyars' strength.
After this defeat, the Magyars looked to Rome to the Pope for strength. When they accepted Christianity as their religion, the pope crowned a Magyar as king of Hungary. According to Hungarian tradition, "Christian King" Stephen I was crowned on Christmas Day in the year 1000.

54. Budapest And Hungarian History
The history of Budapest and hungary. Hungarian Crest In this section, we veput together a brief history of Budapest (and hungary) through the ages to
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55. A Short Hungarian History
Search Google for another short Hungarian history. hungary gets a mention onthese Abacci history pages The Growth of the Roman Empire
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56. Hungary's History Pre WWII
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Home Spa hotels Apartments Pensions ... Map History of Hungary - Pre WWII English Deutsch T he Celts occupied Hungary in the 3 rd century BC but were conquered by the Romans around the beginning of the Christian era. Until the early 5 th century AD, all of Hungary west of the Danube (an area knows as Transdanubia) was included in then Roman province of Pannonia. The Roman legion stationed at Aquincum (Budapest) guarded the north-eastern frontier of the empire. The pleasure-loving Romans planted the first vineyards in Hungary and built baths near the region’s thermal waters. They were forced to abandon Pannonia in 451 by the Huns, whose short-lived empire was established by Attila. The Huns were followed by Goths, Lombards, and finally the Avars, a powerful Turkic people. They in turn were subdued by Charlemagne in 796. S even Magyar tribes under the leadership of Arpad – the gyula (chief military commander) – swept in from beyond the Volga River in 896 and occupied the Danube Basin. The Magyars terrorised Europe with raids as far as Spain, northern Germany and southern Italy until they were stopped by the German king, Otto I, at the battle of Augsburg in 955 and subsequently converted to Christianity. Hungary’s first king and patron saint, Stephen I (Istvan), was crowned on Christmas Day in the year 1000, marking the foundation of the Hungarian State. Medieval Hungary was a large and powerful state which included Transylvania (now in Romania), Slovakia and Croatia. The capital shifted from Szekesfehervar near Lake Balaton to Visegrad, Esztergom and Buda. The so – called Golden Bull, a kind of Magna Carta limiting some of the king’s powers in favour of the nobility, was signed at Szekesfehervar in 1222, and universities were founded in Pecs (1367) and Buda (1389).

57. Portrait Of Austria-Hungary. History Of The Great Empire And The Habsburg Imperi
The Habsburg imperialist emperors overrun the little hungary but never conqueredHER truly - just like the bloody russians could not do it.
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Portraits and Self-Portraits T he Austro-Hungarian Monarchy was the second largest state in Europe. With an area of 676,615 square km in 1914 it was second only to Russia. Its population was the third largest after Russia's and Germany's. According to the last census in 1910, the empire embraced 51,390,223 people.
T he state was officially formed by the Compromise of 1867. It has been commonly referred to as the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy since 1868, when Francis Joseph, emperor of Austria and apostolic king of Hungary, ordered that his lands be so called in a royal manuscript.
Although this expressed precisely the constitutional structure of the Dualist Monarchy, it disregarded one of its most important attributes: that it was a multi-national state. In 1910, when people were classified by the language they used in everyday discourse, 25% of all citizens were of German, 17% of Hungarian, 13% of Czech, 3% of Slovene, 2% of Italian nationa-lity, and the rest belonged to various other national minorities. The Monarchy was a genuine product of Central Europe; a place where cultures, nations and nationalities coexisted.
H ungary was the bigger part of Francis Joseph's empire in regard to its area, and the smallest according to the number of its inhabitants. If we are to be precise, then we must include the Countries of the Hungarian Holy Crown, an area of 325,411 square km, with a population of 20.8 million (1910). Compared to Austria, there were almost 8 million less people here occupying a territory that was larger by 25,000 square km. The Countries of the Holy Crown covered the Hungarian Kingdom, the Croatian-Slavonian Kingdom, Fiume and the so-called Hungarian Seabord.

58. Hungarian History
So, a history wrought with tragedy. It s no wonder hungary today is a leader in the The authors writes about specific periods in Hungarian history from
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"There is no more illustrious history than the history of the Magyar Nation... The whole civilized world is indebted to Magyarland for its historic deeds." Theodore Roosevelt, to the Hungarian Parliament,
April 2, 1910 St. Stephen of Hungary . Hungary has also been known for its tolerance which had its foundations as far back as St. Stephen as shown in the remarkable quote below. Make the strangers welcome in this land,
let them keep their languages and customs,
for weak and fragile is the realm which is based
on a single language or on a single set of customs
"(Unius linguae uniusque moris regnum imbecille et fragile est)"
St. Stephen in a letter to his son St. Emeric (Imre), 1036 A.D.. In keeping with the tolerance and enlightened spirit of St. Stephen, the official language of Hungary remained Latin until 1844. Hungary also throughout the centuries gave asylum to many nationalities: in the north, Ruthenians; in the east and Transylvania, Wallachians (Rumanians) and Saxons; in the south, Serbs. Eventually, Hungary would contain 14 distinct national minorities, each developing rich cultures and literary languages, ascending to nobility, and all contributing to the beauty and diversity of the Kingdom of Hungary. Popes throughout the centuries have called Hungary the " Savior of Europe ," and the "Savior of Christianity Hungarian contributions to society . Did you know that Hungarians declared religious freedom in Torda, Transylvania, in 1557? Two centuries earlier, Hungary declared that there was no such thing as a witch. Too bad the feeling didn't reach the poor "witches" of Salem.

59. The Treaty Of Trianon And The Dismemberment Of Hungary
hungary lost 2/3 of her territory, 1/2 her population, and vast natural resourcesand In Rumania, this revised history, accelerated by Ceaucescu,
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the Dismemberment of Hungary "We must not forget that the territories on question are in the vicinity of Russia, the most critical part of Europe today, and so lie in the path of that advance of Bolshevism which must sooner or later ensue..."
Accurate prophecy from a pamphlet entitled, "Justice for Hungary!", 1932 The Treaty of Trianon (1920)...
in the aftermath of WWI, was extremely harsh on Hungary and unjustifiably one-sided. The resulting "treaty" lost Hungary an unprecedented 2/3 of her territory, and 1/2 of her total population or 1/3 of her Hungarian-speaking population. Add to this the loss of up to 90% of vast natural resources, industry, railways, and other infrastructure. This was done to a nation whose borders were established over a thousand years earlier (896 A.D.) and one who lost countless lives defending the rest of Europe from numerous invasions from the likes of the Mongolian Tatars and the Ottoman Turks. Hungary experienced phenomenal economic growth during the latter part of the 19th century and into the 20th. It's alignment with another economic powerhouse Germany, alarmed France and Russia. Each needed a way to stave off German-Hungarian economic competition. With the advent of WWI, France had her chance and began fostering anti-Hungarian sentiment among non-Magyar speaking Hungarian nationals. It is important to note that for over a thousand years, Hungary never experienced ethnic civil war. France, eager to weaken Hungary, offered to reward those nations and groups that assisted them in the war with large pieces of territory. The "Little Entente" of Rumania (who switched sides in the last minute), Czechoslovakia, and Serbia took that opportunity and got very lucky.

60. Hungarian History
history of hungary. hungary, officially the Hungarian People s Republic, is alandlocked country in central Europe covering an area of 35921 square miles.
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History of Hungary
Hungary, officially the Hungarian People's Republic, is a landlocked country in central Europe covering an area of 35,921 square miles. The capital of Hungary is Budapest. Hungary is bordered by the former Czechoslovakia to the north, Romania and the former Soviet Union to the east, Austria to the west, and Yugoslavia to the south. Once part of the powerful Austro-Hungarian Empire, Hungary is now one of the smallest countries in Eastern Europe. Endowed with good natural conditions for farming and a diversified industry, Hungary is one of the most prosperous countries in the former communist block. In the beginning, the western part of what is now known as Hungary, was located in the Roman Empire while the area of the Danube River was occupied by various Germanic and Asiatic tribes. Around the fifth century, a Nomadic people known as Magyars, ruled under Arpad, began moving west into what is now Hungary. In 892, the Holy Roman Emperor Arnulf invited these people to help him get rid of the Moravians. The Magyars agreed and began to settle on The Great Hungarian Plain. The Magyars ravaged all of central Europe until they were defeated by Otto I in 955. Twenty years later, Arpad's grandson Geza, accepted Christianity. Geza's son, Stephen, was crowned king in the year 1000 and continued Hungary's Christianization and development. A devastating invasion by the Mongols killed half the population in 1241. This ended the reign of the Arpad dynasty, and from that date until 1918, Hungary was ruled, with one exception, by foreign powers.

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