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• Ablonczy, Balázs. Pál Teleki (1879–1941). A Biography. (2006) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0–88033–595–5 Table of Contents First Chapter

• Banyar, Jozef and Jozef Meszaros. A Possible and Desirable Pension System. [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-640-6 Cloth, 200 pages

• Bozoki, Andras and Miklos Sukosd. Anarchism in Hungary, Theory, History, Legacies. (2006) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-568-8 300pp. Cloth. Table of Contents Introduction and Part One

  The authors examine the various currents of anarchism in fin-de-siècle Hungary. They stress that the anarchist and democratic movements echoed each other and, to some extent, developed in a reciprocal relationship.

  About the Authors

  Andras Bozoki is professor of political science at Central European University, Budapest. He is the author of a number of books and is the editor of The Roundtable Talks of 1989: The Genesis of Hungarian Democracy.

  Miklos Sukosd is associate professor of political science at Central European University, Budapest. He is the coeditor of Reinventing the Media: Media Policy Reform in East Central Europe.

• Eörsi, László The Hungarian Revolution of 1956: Myths and Realities. (2001) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-591-2 200pp. Cloth. Table of Contents First Chapter

  Published on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the revolution, this groundbreaking book reexamines the events of the uprising and the activities of some of its well-known participants, presenting them as historical actors rather than mythological figures.

  About the Author

  László Eörsi is a fellow of the 1956 Institute, Budapest and a recognized authority on the 1956 Revolution.

• Frank, Tibor. Picturing Austria-Hungary: The British Perception of the Habsburg Monarchy 1865-1870 Second, revised and enlarged edition [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-560-7 350 pages, cloth. Front Matter Table of Contents First Chapter

  This book explores a turbulent period in Austria-Hungary’s history from a primarily British perspective. The author utilizes resources from the contemporary press and travelogues to emphasize British interest in preserving the Habsburg Empire as a political entity and the balance of power in Europe.

  Review by Gabor Vermes of Rutgers University

  Tibor Frank is professor of history at Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest.

• Gerő, András. Emperor Francis Joseph, King of the Hungarians. (2001) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-464-9 280 pp. Bibliography, Index. Hardbound. Table of Contents and Preface

  Reviewed by Zoltan Kosztolnyik in The American Historical Review, February 2002, p. 305

• Gerő, András. Hungarian Illusionism. (2008) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-629-1 120pp. Table of Contents and Forward First Chapter

• Gerő, András. Imagined History : Chapters from Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Hungarian Symbolic Politics. (2006) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-570-X 403 pp. Biographical notes, Illustrations, Index. Hardbound. Table of Contents and Preface First Chapter

• Gerő, András. The Jewish Criterion in Hungary. (2007) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0–88033–599–8 Table of Contents and Preface First Chapter

• Glant, Tibor. Remember Hungary 1956. Essays on the Hungarian Revolution and War of Independence in American Memory (2007). [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0880336161 Table of Contents and Introduction First Chapter

  About the Author

  Tibor Glant is Professor of History at Debrecen University.

• Gyáni, Gábor. Identity and the Urban Experience : Fin-de-Siècle Budapest. (2003) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-551-3 271 pages, cloth Table of Contents Introduction

  This book recounts the history of Budapest at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries, during the heyday of its development. Gyani creates a rich profile of Budapest’s citizens as they faced a newly congested social universe, rapidly evolving physical space, and extreme changes in their urban living experience as the city expanded.

• Kornfeld, Baron Móric. Reflections on Twentieth Century Hungary: A Hungarian Magnate’s View (2007) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0880336145 300 pages. Table of Contents Introduction

  About the Author

  Baron Moric Kornfeld (1882-1967) was a Hungarian industrialist, philanthropist, and intellectual.

• Péteri, György. Global Monetary Regime and National Central Banking. The Case of Hungary, 1921-1929. (2002) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-488-6 200 pages, cloth

  The author examines the evolution of central bank cooperation and the international dimensions of national policies in the post–World War I reconstruction. The tensions between the demands set by the workings of the global monetary regime and the need for long term structural adjustment of a peripheral economy is one of the central themes of the volume.

  György Péteri is professor of history at the Norwegian University of Science.

  Reviewed for EH.NET by Elmus Wicker, Department of Economics, Indiana University

• Miskolczy, Ambrus. Romanians in Historic Hungary. (2008) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-632-1 171 pages, cloth

• Pritz, Pál. The War Crimes Trial of Hungarian Prime Minister László Bárdossy. (2004) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-549-1 230 pages, cloth Table of Contents Prologue and First Chapter

• Réti, György. Hungarian-Italian Relations in the Shadow of Hitler’s Germany, 1933-1940. (2003) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-523-8 280 pages, cloth Table of Contents Foreword, Preface, and Introduction

  This book examines the dual policy Hungary pursued in the 1930′s, through which it aimed to revise the Peace Treaty of Trianon by enlisting the help of the fascist powers. Despite its preference for Italian support, Hungary was forced into the German orbit by the late thirties, by which time Italy had become a junior partner of the Third Reich.

  György Réti is a retired Hungarian diplomat, historian, and author of a number of monographs published in Hungarian.

  Reviews:
  Bennett Kovrig in Slavic Review, Winter, 2004, p.862
  Benjamin G. Martin, Department of History, Columbia University. Review linked here. Published by: H-German (March, 2005)

• Romsics, Gergely. Myth and Remembrance. The Dissolution of the Habsburg Empire in the Memoir Literature of the Austro-Hungarian Political Elite. (2006). [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 0-88033-566-1 240 pages. Cloth. Table of Contents Introduction

• Szivos, Erika. Social History of Fine Arts in Hungary, 1867-1918. (2011). [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-670-3 300 pp., illus. Cloth.

  Reviews:
  Lungerhausen, Matthew. Hungarian “Vie Boehme” demythologized. Australian Studies Newsmagazine. Vol. 24, no. 1 (Spring 2012).

• Zeidler, Miklos. Ideas on Territorial Revision in Hungary, 1920-1945 (2008) [buy now]
  

  ISBN: 978-0-88033-615-4 300 pages, Cloth Table of Contents First Chapter