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• A Note from the Editor-in-Chief

  Anna Fenyvesi

  1-2

  2025-08-25

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2024–2025

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  213-220

  2025-08-25

• Ablonczy, Balázs. Pál Teleki (1874-1941): The Life of a Controversial Hungarian Politician [Translated by Thomas J. and Helen D. DeKornfeld]. Reno: Helena History Press, 2024. 288 pp.

  András Ludányi

  205-207

  2025-08-25

• Hardi-Kovács, Gellért. Géza Soos: The Man Who Tried to Stop the Hungarian Holocaust. Strängnäs: Gelko Förlag, 2024. 143 pp.

  Frank Baron

  208-210

  2025-08-25

• Kecskés, Gusztáv D. Globális humanitárius akció a hidegháború idején - Az 1956-os magyar menekültek nemzetközi befogadása [Global Humanitarian Action during the Cold War: The International Reception of the Hungarian Refugees of 1956]. Budapest: HUN-REN Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont, Történettudományi Intézet; Nemzeti Emlékezet Bizottsága, 2025. 320 pp.

  James P. Niessen

  202-204

  2025-08-25

• Lovra, Éva. A miskolci modernizmustól New Yorkig: Bőhm Viktor építészete [From Miskolc Modernism to New York: The Architecture of Viktor Bőhm]. Miskolc: Észak-Keleti Átjáró Egyesület, 2023. 264 pp.

  Anett Mizsei

  211-212

  2025-08-25

• Pataky, Adrienn. A hangzatkától a szonettkoszig. A magyar szonett történetéről és nagy pillanatairól [On the history of the Hungarian sonnet and its great moments]. Budapest: Ráció, 2021. 291 pp.

  Bálint Gárdos

  199-201

  2025-08-25

• Spaces of Memory in Documentary Film Intergenerational feminine trauma processing in Born in Auschwitz (2021) by Eszter Cseke and András S. Takács

  Ágnes Zsófia Kovács

  150-165

  2025-08-25

• Lénárt, András. Mozgóképes múlt – Közelítések a film és a történelem kapcsolatához [Cinematographic past. Approaches to the relationship between film and history]. Pécs: Kronosz. 2024. 250 pp.

  Miklós Sághy

  189-192

  2025-08-25

• Sándor Hevesi’s experimental staging of Shakespeare in the 1910s

  Gabriella Reuss

  131-149

  2025-08-27

• National Identity and Architectural Expression Yugoslav and Hungarian Nationality Rooms in Pittsburgh’s Cathedral of Learning

  Éva Lovra

  166-188

  2025-08-25

• Good Citizens or Nazi Spies? Background of an FBI Inquiry Against a Hungarian American Family

  Eszter Rakita

  97-110

  2025-08-25

• The Impact of Johnson–Reed in Hungary Changing Trajectories and Perceptions

  Balázs Venkovits

  3-9

  2025-08-25

• The “New Majority” and the White Ethnics – The Involvement of László Pásztor in Richard Nixon’s Reelection Campaign in 1972

  Máté Gergely Balogh

  52-64

  2025-08-25

• The Aftermath of Johnson–Reed: John F. Montgomery and Jewish Immigration from Hungary in the 1930s

  Zoltán Peterecz

  41-51

  2025-08-25

• The Rise of the Sun Queen: Mária Telkes’ Early Years in the United States (1925-1953)

  Soma Rédey

  20-40

  2025-08-25

• Government Propaganda in Interwar Hungarian Male Juvenile Travel Writing

  Tibor Glant

  10-19

  2025-08-25

• The Life and Times of Fiorello's Sister, Gemma La Guardia Glück Stateless American and Jewish Deportee from Budapest to Ravensbrück in 1944

  Louise O. Vasvári

  65-96

  2025-08-25

• Fenyvesi, Anna and Réka Bakos, eds. Óhazából az Újvilágba: A személyes történelem nyomában [Hungarian roots and American dreams: Tracing personal history]. Szeged: Americana eBooks, 2024. 283 pp.

  Máté Huber

  196-198

  2025-08-25

• Slavic Loanwords in the Speech of Transcarpathian Hungarians as a Result of the First One Thousand Days of the Russo-Ukrainian War

  Krisztián Váradi, István Csernicskó

  111-130

  2025-08-25

• Tóth, Miklós Bálint. Az ideológiától a nosztalgiáig. Barangolások Koestlerrel és Máraival [From Ideology to Nostalgia. Excursions with Arthur Koestler and Sándor Márai. Translated by Ákos Farkas]. Budapest: MCC Press. 2023. 246 pp.

  Zsolt Czigányik

  193-195

  2025-08-27

• Kunt, Gergely. The Children’s Republic of Gaudiopolis: The History and Memory of a Budapest Children’s Home for Holocaust and War Orphans Budapest- Vienna-New York: CEU Press. 2022. 236 pp.

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  82-83

  2024-09-12

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2023–2024

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  116-130

  2024-09-12

• Remembering Paul Olchváry Hungarian Cultural Studies Editor-in-Chief, 2023-2024

  Klara K. Papp, Zsuzsanna Varga

  1-2

  2024-09-12

• Romsics, Ignác. Hetven év - Egotörténelem 1951-2021 [Seventy Years: An Autobiography 1951–2021]. Budapest: Helikon, vol 1. 2022, 435 pp.; vol 2. 2023, 492 pp.

  Géza Jeszenszky

  87-90

  2024-09-12

• Remembering Paul Sohar A Forum

  James P. Niessen, Anne Dropick, Zoltán Böszörményi

  108-115

  2024-09-12

• Mozes, André E. ed. New Philosemitism Paradigm. Budapest: L’Harmattan. 2023. 446 pp.

  Mária Réthelyi

  84-86

  2024-09-12

• Cserjés, Katalin, Márton Hoványi and Réka Varga, eds. A téboly menyasszonya: (Elme)betegség és terápia Hajnóczy Péter életművében – Interdiszciplináris Hajnóczy-tanulmányok [The Bride of Madness: (Mental) Illness and Therapy in the Oeuvre of Péter Hajnóczy.] Budapest: ELTE – MűGond. 2023. 199 pp.

  Márton Bársony

  73-75

  2024-09-12

• Hartman, Jehuda. Patriots without a Homeland: Hungarian Jewish Orthodoxy from the Emancipation to Holocaust. Translated from Hebrew by Shaul Vardi. Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2023. 393 pp.

  George Deák

  76-78

  2024-09-12

• 'The American Spirit' [Az amerikai szellem] László Lukin’s Hungarian Translations of American Folk Songs in Erzsébet Szőnyi’s Biciniumok

  Matthew Hanne

  16-28

  2024-09-12

• Baráth, Magdolna and Nóra Szekér, eds. Ügynökhistóriák a Lajtán innen és túl: Hírszerzéstörténeti tanulmányok. Kronosz. 2020; Palasik, Mária and Nándor Pócs, eds. Titkos hidak: Az állambiztonság és az emigráció kapcsolatai 1945-1989. Kronosz. 2021.

  James P. Niessen

  70-72

  2024-09-12

• Karikó, Katalin. Breaking Through: My Life in Science. New York: Crown. 2023, 336 pp. illus. [Áttörések - Életem és a tudomány. Translated by Fenyvesi Anna]. Budapest: Helikon. 2023, 304 pp. illus.

  Katalin Bódi

  79-81

  2024-09-12

• Glances Backward — Glances Forward Rodney Garland’s The Heart in Exile in Context

  Zsolt Bojti

  41-52

  2024-09-12

• Ukraine and Hungary The key to relations is Sub-(Trans)Carpathia

  Géza Jeszenszky

  91-107

  2024-09-12

• Evolving Hungarian-American Academic Relations

  Christopher Ball

  3-15

  2024-09-12

• Frontátvonulás [‘Frontal Passage’] Tamás Cseh and Géza Bereményi’s Album of No Return

  Diana Senechal

  53-69

  2024-09-12

• The Pimpernel from Árkod A comparative analysis of Magda Szabó's novel Abigail and Emma Orczy’s The Scarlet Pimpernel

  Orsolya Tóth

  29-40

  2024-09-12

• A Note from the Editor

  Paul Olchváry

  251-252

  2023-09-06

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2022–2023

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  242-250

  2023-09-06

• Ablonczy, Balázs. 2022. Go East! A History of Hungarian Turanism. Translated by Sean Lambert. Studies in Hungarian History. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana University Press. 278 pp. Illus.

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  175-178

  2023-09-06

• Majtényi, George. 2021. Luxury and the Ruling Elite in Socialist Hungary. Translated by Thomas Cooper, Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 366 pp.

  Veronika Schandl

  204-205

  2023-09-06

• Frenyó, Zoltán. ed. 2021. Konzervatív arcképek (Conservative Portraits). Budapest: L’Harmattan Kiadó – TIT Kossuth Klub Egyesület. 519 pp.

  Anita M. Madarász

  190-193

  2023-09-06

• Taylor, Mary N. 2021. Movement of the People: Hungarian Folk Dance, Populism, and Citizenship. Bloomington: Indiana University Press. 316 pp. Illus.

  Lisa Overholser

  212-215

  2023-09-06

• Czigányik, Zsolt. 2023. Utopia Between East and West in Hungarian Literature. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan Cham (Palgrave Studies in Utopianism, ix). 252 pp.

  Ralph Dumain

  185-189

  2023-09-06

• Leafstedt, Carl S. 2021. A Thorn in the Rosebush: The American Bartók Estate and Archives During the Cold War, 1948–67. Reno, NV: Helena History Press. 422 pp.

  Sarah M. Lucas

  202-203

  2023-09-06

• Bohus, Kata, Peter Hallama and Stephan Stach, eds. 2022. Growing in the Shadow of Antifascism: Remembering the Holocaust in State-Socialist Eastern Europe. Budapest: Central European University Press. 340 pp. Illus.

  Zoltán Kékesi

  179-181

  2023-09-06

• Pánczél Hegedűs, János. 2022. Nem forradalom, hanem szabadságharc: Mindszenty József 1956-os helyzete és tevékenysége (Not a Revolution, but a Fight for Freedom: The Position and Activities of József Mindszenty in 1956). Budapest: L’Harmattan. 390 pp.

  Bernadette Wirthné Diera

  209-211

  2023-09-06

• Nóvé, Béla. 2022. Magyar emigrációtörténeti kézikönyv (Handbook of Hungarian Emigration History). Budapest: Országos Széchényi Könyvtár. 376 pp.

  James P. Niessen

  206-208

  2023-09-06

• Csák, János Zoltán. 2022. Az amerikai géniusz (The American Genius). Budapest: MCC Press Kft. 136 pp.

  Károly Pintér

  182-184

  2023-09-06

• Kaposi, Zoltán and József Vonyó, eds. 2022. Pécs története VI: Iparosodás – Polgárosodás: Pécs a Dualizmus korában (The History of Pécs VI: The Growth of Industry and the Middle Classes: Pécs in the Era of Dualism). Pécs: Pécs Története Alapítvány and Kronosz Kiadó. 559 pp. Illus.

  George Deák

  199-201

  2023-09-06

• The Absurdity and Irrationality of War in the Everyday Life of the Hinterland On István Örkény’s Novella and Drama Tóték and Zoltán Fábri’s Film Adaptation

  Miklós Sághy

  123-142

  2023-09-06

• Translanguaging in Family Communication Hungarian American Parents’ Perspectives

  Janka Szilágyi, Tünde Szécsi

  143-162

  2023-09-06

• Hammerstein, Judit. 2022. Oroszok és magyarok. Magyar írók Oroszország-/Szovjetunió-tapasztalata az 1920─1930-as években (Russians and Hungarians: Hungarian Writers’ Russian/Soviet Experience during the 1920s and 1930s). Budapest: Örökség Kultúrpolitikai Intézet. 444 pp.

  Peter Pastor

  194-198

  2023-09-06

• Possibilities for a New Social Model? Vid Mihelics and Social Policy in the Interwar Era

  Péter Krisztián Zachar

  58-72

  2023-09-06

• Édes in the Streets, Csípős in the Sheets Paprika, British Tastes, and the Self-Tempering of Hungarian Spiciness, 1920–1940

  Andrew Behrendt

  25-41

  2023-09-06

• Cultural Lenses and Biological Filters On What Makes a Hungarian in the Present and in the Distant Past

  Emőke J. E. Szathmáry

  1-24

  2023-09-06

• Joseph de Fontenay, Vilmos de Huszár, the Revue de Hongrie, and Trianon Neglected Sources Regarding French-Hungarian Relations, 1906–1920

  Marguerite de Huszár Allen

  42-57

  2023-09-06

• The Auschwitz Report The Impact of Its Revelations in Switzerland and Hungary

  Frank Baron

  73-91

  2023-09-06

• A Hungarian Musician’s Memoir of Suffering, Survival, and Fate Így végződött

  Jeffrey Charles Wagner

  224-241

  2023-09-06

• Materiality and Making Meaning The Publication History of Mihály Babits’s Poem “Fortissimo”

  Zoltán Szénási

  109-122

  2023-09-06

• The Hungarian Diaspora in Sydney Identity Consciousness and the Role of the Scout Movement

  Kinga Constantinovits

  163-174

  2023-09-06

• Nadkarni, Maya. 2020. Remains of Socialism: Memory and the Futures of the Past in Postsocialist Hungary. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. 252 pp.

  Katalin Fábian

  204-206

  2023-09-06

• Personal Notes on Hungarian American Bilingualism Research

  Miklós Kontra

  216-223

  2023-09-06

• Narrating the Danube Swabian Identity and Experience from Women's Perspective Gendered Memories of a Culture in Transition

  Agatha Schwartz

  92-108

  2023-09-06

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2021-2022

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  205-209

  2022-07-19

• Pálffy, Géza. 2021. Hungary Between Two Empires, 1526-1711. Trans. David Robert Evans. Bloomington, Indiana: Indiana UP. 284 pp.

  Christopher M. Van Demark

  202-204

  2022-07-19

• Virginás, Andrea, 2021. Film Genres in Hungarian and Romanian Cinema: History, Theory and Reception. Lanham, MA: Lexington Books. 339 pp.

  Lilla Tőke

  199-201

  2022-07-19

• Varsa, Eszter. 2021. Protected Children, Regulated Mothers: Gender and the “Gypsy Question” in Postwar Hungary, 1949-1956. Budapest: Central European University Press. 2021. 244 pp.

  Dávid Sándor Szőke

  196-198

  2022-07-19

• Vida, Andrea, ed. 2021. Vasváry Collection Newsletter 1. 65

  Endre Szentkirályi

  188-191

  2022-07-19

• Márkus, Beáta. 2020. “Csak egy csepp német vér.” A német származású civilek Szovjetunióba deportálása Magyarországról 1944/1945 ['"Just a drop of German blood:" The Deportation of German Civilians to the Soviet Union from Hungary in 1944/1945']. Pécs: Kronosz Kiadó. 469 pp.

  Lívia Szélpál

  192-195

  2022-07-19

• Sudár, Balázs, Szabolcs Varga and János J. Varga. 2020. Pécs története III. A Hódoltság korában (1543–1686) (‘History of Pécs vol. III: The Age of Ottoman Rule [1543–1686]’). Pécs and Budapest: Pécs Története Alapítvány and Kronosz Kiadó, Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont. 383 pp. Illus.

  Mónika F. Molnár

  185-187

  2022-07-19

• Kontra, Miklós and Anna Borbély, eds. 2021. Tanulmányok a budapesti beszédről - a Budapesti Szociolingvisztikai Interjú alapján ('Studies on Budapest speech based on the Budapest Sociolinguistic Interview'). Budapest: Gondolat Kiadó.

  Máté Huber

  181-184

  2022-07-19

• Bereznay, András, 2021. Historical Atlas of Transylvania. N.A.: Méry Ratio Kiadó & Kisebbségekért-Pro Minoritate Alapítvány; Bereznay, András, 2021. Historical Atlas of the Gypsies: Romani History in Maps. N.A.: Méry Ratio Kiadó & Kisebbségekért-Pro Minoritate Alapítvány.

  Siarl Ferdinand

  175-180

  2022-07-19

• Kamusella, Tomasz, 2021. Words in Space and Time: Historical Atlas of Language Politics in Modern Central Europe. Budapest: Central European University Press.

  Anna Fenyvesi

  172-174

  2022-07-19

• Szántó, András. 2021. Pesti alakok a nagyvilágban [‘Guys from Pest in the Wide World’]. Budapest: Gabbiano Print Kft.

  Teodóra Dömötör

  168-171

  2022-07-19

• Vonyó, József, Gömbös Gyula és a hatalom, Egy politikussá lett katonatiszt (‘Gyula Gömbös and Power, A Military Officer Turned Politician’). Pécs: Kronosz, 2018. 642 pp.

  George Deák

  164-167

  2022-07-19

• Dalos, Anna. 2020. Zoltán Kodály’s World of Music. Oakland: UC Press. 283 pp.

  Angela A. Chong

  160-163

  2022-07-19

• Illés, Klára. 2020. Megtartó erő. Egy parasztcsalád vége ('Sustaining Force: The End of a Peasant Family'). Budapest: Magvető. 379 pp.

  Izabella Agárdi

  155-159

  2022-07-19

• Waters, Leslie. 2022. Borders on the Move: Territorial Changes and Ethnic Cleansing in the Hungarian-Slovak Borderlands, 1938-1948. Rochester, University of Rochester Press (Rochester Studies in East and Central Europe).

  Balázs Ablonczy

  152-154

  2022-07-19

• Subject-Position and Béla Bartók’s Music for Strings, Percussion, and Celesta (1936) in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining (1980)

  Sarah Lucas

  146-151

  2022-07-19

• The Meaning of Jewish-Catholic Encounter in the Austrian Refugee Camps

  James P. Niessen

  133-145

  2022-07-19

• Family Microhistories and the Social History of Twentieth-Century Hungary: Biri mama deportálási emlékirata [‘The Deportation Memoir of Mama Biri’] (1949) and the Kieselbach Series, Sorsfordulók [‘Turns of Fate’]

  Louise O. Vasvári

  94-132

  2022-07-19

• Reconstructing a Transatlantic Business Venture: Aladár Pataky’s Unknown Manuscript from 1927

  Balázs Venkovits

  62-76

  2022-07-19

• Elusive Kodály, Part II: The Hungarian Foundations of the Baby-Toddler Music Industry in the US

  Angela A. Chong

  45-61

  2022-07-19

• Elusive Kodály Part I: Searching for Hungarian Influences in US Preschool Music Education

  Angela A. Chong

  33-44

  2022-07-19

• Amerikai-Magyar Ödüsszeia – Avagy a szülőföldtől szülőföldig, a fogadott hazán keresztül: gondolatok Ludányi András Amerikai életutam: A második világháborútól a 21. századig c. könyvéről (2020)

  Erzsébet Dani

  11-16

  2022-07-19

• Trianon: 101 Years Later

  András Ludányi

  1-10

  2022-07-19

• Family Microhistory: Genealogical Research in Szentes, Hungary

  Anna Fenyvesi

  17-32

  2022-07-19

• Kardos, Klára. 2020. The Auschwitz Journal. A Catholic Story from the Camps. Trans. Fr. Julius D. Lelocky, O. Cist. Brewster: Paraclete Press [Auschwitz napló. Budapest: Szent Gellért Kiadó, 2001 http://www.ppek.hu/konyvek/Kardos_Klara_Auschwitzi_naplo_1.pdf ].

  Louise O. Vasvári

  268-273

  2021-07-16

• Veto, Miklos. 2020. From Budapest to Paris (1936-1957) – An Autobiography. Translated by Rajat D. Acharya. Eugene, Oregon: Resource Publications. 145 pp.

  Dávid Szőke

  264-267

  2021-07-16

• Menyhért, Anna. 2020. Women’s Literary Tradition and Twentieth-Century Hungarian Writers: Renée Erdős, Ágnes Nemes-Nagy, Minka Czóbel, Ilona Harmos-Kosztolányi, Anna Lesznai. Trans. Anna Bentley. Leiden: Brill. 339 pp.

  Agatha Schwartz

  260-263

  2021-07-16

• Lendák-Kabók, Karolina, ed. 2020: Üvegplafon? Vajdasági magyar (értelmiségi) női perspektivák. [‘Glass Ceiling? Vojvodina Hungarian (Intellectual) Women’s Perspectives’]. Újvidék: Forum. 374 pp.

  Agatha Schwartz

  256-259

  2021-07-16

• Georg B. Michels. 2021. The Habsburg Empire under Siege: Ottoman Expansion and Hungarian Revolt in the Age of Grand Vizir Ahmed Köprülü. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2021. 603 pages.

  Alexander Maxwell

  254-255

  2021-07-16

• Glant, Tibor, ed. 2020. Az Egyesült Államok útja Trianonhoz: Az Inquiry és Magyarország jövője, 1917-1918, Források ('The Approach of the United States to Trianon: The Role of “Inquiry” in Defining Hungary’s Future, 1917-1918, Sources'). Trans. Gergely Máté Balogh Budapest: Bölcsészettudományi kutatóközpont, történettudományi intézet: 1-272.

  Andrew Ludányi

  250-253

  2021-07-16

• Kusz, Veronika. 2020. A Wayfaring Stranger: Ernst von Dohnányi’s American Years, 1949-1960. Oakland: University of California Press. 233 pp.

  Sarah M. Lucas

  247-249

  2021-07-16

• Fejős, Zoltán. 2020. “Kaper Kóntri.” Magyar rézbányászok Amerikában (‘“Kaper Kóntri.” Hungarian Copper Miners in America’). Budapest: Korall. 286 pp.

  László Kürti

  244-246

  2021-07-16

• Petneki, Katalin and Petrich, Kató. 2019. Gyermekvonat Angliába. Egy budai kislány levelei (1920-1921) (‘A Children’s Train to England. Letters of a Little Girl from Buda, 1920-1921’). Budapest: Európa Kiadó. 287 pp. illus.

  Judit Kádár

  240-243

  2021-07-16

• Eörsi, László. 2019. Pesti Lányok, 1956 ['The Pest Girls, 1956']. Budapest: Noran Libro Kiadó.

  Borbála Juhász

  237-239

  2021-07-16

• Rieder, Ines and Diana Voigt. 2019. The Story of Sidonie C. Freud's Famous “Case of Female Homosexuality.” Trans. Jill Hannum, Ines Rieder. Saint Helena, CA: Helena History Press. 371 pp.

  Ágnes Huszár

  233-236

  2021-07-16

• Laczó, Ferenc and Gabrijelčič, Luka Lisjak, eds. The Legacy of Division East and West After 1989. Budapest: Central European University Press. 2020. 337 pp.

  Susan Glanz

  229-232

  2021-07-16

• Péntek, János and Benő, Attila, 2020. A Magyar Nyelv Romániában (Erdélyben) [‘The Hungarian Language in Romania (in Transylvania)’]. Ed. Miklós Kontra. Kolozsvár and Budapest: Erdélyi Múzeum-Egyesület (EME) and Gondolat Kiadó.

  Siarl Ferdinand

  225-228

  2021-07-16

• Ébli, Gábor. National Museums and Civic Patrons: Practices of Cultural Accumulation in Central and Eastern Europe. Budapest: L'Harmattan, 2020.

  Oliver A.I. Botar

  221-224

  2021-07-16

• Kurimay, Anita. Queer Budapest, 1873-1961. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2020.

  Rita Béres-Deák

  218-220

  2021-07-16

• Fodor, Mónika. 2020. Ethnic Subjectivity in Intergenerational Memory Narratives: Politics of the Untold. New York and London: Routledge. 285 pp.

  Izabella Agárdi

  214-217

  2021-07-16

• Culinary Nostalgia and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Addenda to Kinga Király's Az újrakezdés receptjei (2019) / Recipes for a New Beginning (2020)

  Louise O. Vasvári

  186-204

  2021-07-16

• Rereading the Transmutations of Miksa Fenyő’s 1944-1945 Diary, Az elsodort ország [‘A Nation Adrift’]

  Maya J. Lo Bello

  176-185

  2021-07-16

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2020-2021

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  205-213

  2021-07-16

• Translating Hungarian Drama for the British and the American Stage

  Jozefina Komporaly

  164-175

  2021-07-16

• The Fortunes of Hungarian Children’s Literature at Home and in the English-Speaking World

  Anna Bentley

  145-163

  2021-07-16

• Inside Animalinside, Ottilie Mulzet's Translation of László Krasznahorkai’s Állatvanbent

  Peter Sherwood

  123-144

  2021-07-16

• Introduction: Translating from Hungarian into English

  Peter Sherwood

  121-122

  2021-07-16

• Meanings of the Color Yellow and Its Color Associates, Yellow-Black and Yellow-Green

  Beáta Bálizs

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• Vörösmarty, Mihály. Csongor és Tünde, Csongor and Tünde - a Fairy Tale Play in Verse. Trans. Peter Zollman [parallel Hungarian-English edition]. Winnetka: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2017. 80 pp.

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• Szapor, Judith, Hungarian Women’s Activism in the Wake of the First World War: From Rights to Revanche. London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2018. 207 pp. Illus.

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• Introduction to Comparative Studies in the Central European Context

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• Literary Modernism, Anti-Semitism, Jewishness and the Anxiety of Assimilation in Interwar Hungary

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  120-132

  2017-09-06

• Houze, Rebecca. 2015. Textiles, Fashion and Reform in Austria-Hungary Before the First World War - Principles of Dress. Farham, Surrey and Burlington, VT: Ashgate. 384 pp. 79 col. Plates. 109 b. and w. illus.

  Amber Winick

  261-265

  2017-09-06

• Virginás, Andrea, ed. 2016. Cultural Studies Approaches in the Study of Eastern European Cinema: Spaces, Bodies, Memories. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. 291 pp. Illus.

  Lilla Tőke

  257-260

  2017-09-06

• Hamvas, Béla. 2016. The Philosophy of Wine (trans. Peter Sherwood). Budapest: Medio Kiadó. 115 pp.

  Cain Todd

  254-256

  2017-09-06

• Kis, Pál. 2016. Csillaggal nem jó járni most. Kis Pál budapesti fényképész naplója 1944. október-december ('Better Not Walk around with the Star Now - the Budapest Diary of Pál Kis between October and December 1944'). Foreword by Pál Závada. Budapest: Magvető. 128 pp. Photos; Fenyves, Katalin and Marianne Szalay, eds. 2015. A holokauszt és a családom ('The Holocaust and My Family'). Budapest: Park Könykiadó. 492 pp. Photos.

  Ildikó Szántó

  246-250

  2017-09-06

• Sipos, János and Ufuk Tavkul. 2014. Karachay-Balkar Folksongs. Budapest: Institute for Musicology of the Research Center for the Humanities, Hungarian Academy of Science, L’Harmattan. 424 pp. Maps, transcriptions.

  Dana Rappaport

  235-238

  2017-09-06

• Fehérváry, Krisztina. 2013. Politics in Color and Concrete: Socialist Materialities and the Middle Class in Hungary. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press. 288 pp. Illus.

  László Munteán

  224-227

  2017-09-06

• Ferdinandy, György. 2016. Fekete karácsony (‘Black Christmas’). Budapest: Fókusz Egyesület/Magyar Napló Kiadó. 203 pp. Photos.

  Mario D. Fenyo

  207-209

  2017-09-06

• Szűcs, Teri, ed. 2015. Bevésett nevek. Konferenciakötet. Budapest: Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem, ELTE. 418 pp.

  Ferenc Laczó

  217-220

  2017-09-06

• Baczoni, Tamás, Tibor Balla et al. eds. 2014. A Nagy Háború, 1914-1918 - kézzelfogható hadtörténelem (The Great War, 1914-1918 - Tangible Military History]. Budapest: Zrínyi Kiadó, Honvédelmi Minisztérium Hadtörténeti Intézet és Múzeum munkatársai (Staff of the Institute and Museum of Military History Ministry of Defense). 68 pp. Two DVDs and fifty-six reproduced documentary inserts.

  George Deák

  198-201

  2017-09-06

• Loránt, Endre. 2016. A budapesti papagáj ('The Budapest Parrot') (trans. Zsuzsa Mihályi). Budapest: Kijárat. 264 pp. (originally published as: Lorant, André. 2006. Le Perroquet de Budapest, Une enfance revisitée ['The Parrot – A Budapest Childhood Revisited']). Paris: Viviane Hamy. 281 pp.); Lorant, André. 2017. Fugato. Paris: Cohen & Cohen. 263 pp.

  Evi Blaikie

  190-193

  2017-09-06

• Kandó-Melocco, Ferenc. 2015. An Anti-Nazi at Hitler's Table: Political Memoirs of a Hungarian Nobleman Who Dared to Oppose Both Hitler and the Communists. (trans. and ed. Esther Kando Odescalchi). North Charleston, SC: CreateSpace. 162 pp., Illus.; Odescalchi, Esther Kando. 2016. My Escape: Memoirs of a Hungarian Teenage Freedom Fighter. North Charleston, SC: CreateSpace. Illus. 148 pp.

  Ruth G. Biro

  186-189

  2017-09-06

• Gluck, Mary. 2016. The Invisible Jewish Budapest: Metropolitan Culture at the Fin de Siècle. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press. 251 pp. (Gluck, Mary. 2017. A láthatatlan zsidó Budapest. Budapest: Múlt és Jövő Alapítvány. 224 pp).

  Maya J. Lo Bello

  163-167

  2017-09-06

• Lénárt-Cheng, Helga, and Zsuzsa Vajdovics. 2015. Lénárd Sándor: Világok Vándora ['Alexander Lenard: Wanderer of Worlds']. Budapest: L’Harmattan. 180 pp. Illus.

  András Kiséry

  158-162

  2017-09-06

• Creating a “Vocabulary of Rupture” Following WWII Sexual Violence in Hungarian Women Writers’ Narratives

  Agatha Schwartz

  81-95

  2017-09-06

• The Representation of Jews in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Hungarian Proverb Collections

  Ilana Rosen

  68-80

  2017-09-06

• Mapping the Intergenerational Memory of the Holocaust in Hungarian Bystander Families: The Case of Sacha Batthyány’s Identity Novel, Und was hat das mit mir zu tun? [‘And What Does That Have to Do With Me?’]

  Gergely Kunt

  54-67

  2017-09-06

• The Use of Hungarian and Serbian in the City of Szabadka/Subotica : An Empirical Study

  Siarl Ferdinand, Flora Komlosi

  1-13

  2017-09-06

• Republishing Pre-World War II Hungarian Women Writers After the Fall of Socialism

  Judit Kádár

  41-53

  2017-09-06

• Correction to: Jobbitt, Steven. “Hungarian Martyrs, Refugees, and the Politics of Anticommunism in Salazar’s Portugal, 1956–1957.” Hungarian Cultural Studies. e-Journal of the American Hungarian Educators Association, Volume 9 (2016): DOI: 10.5195/ahea.2016.263

  Steven Jobbitt

  266

  2017-09-06

• Correction to: Vasvári, Louise O. “The Yellow Star and Everyday Life under Exceptional Circumstances: Diaries of 1944-1945 Budapest.” Hungarian Cultural Studies. e-Journal of the American Hungarian Educators Association, Volume 9 (2016) DOI: 10.5195/ahea.2016.260

  Louise O. Vasvári

  269

  2017-09-06

• Correction to: Valuch, Tibor. “Following the Life Stories of Participants in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution.” Hungarian Cultural Studies. e-Journal of the American Hungarian Educators Association, Volume 9 (2016) DOI: 10.5195/ahea.2016.253

  Tibor Valuch

  268

  2017-09-06

• Correction to: Kürti, László. “Review Article: Documenting Immigrants, Boarding Houses and Ethnographers. Burdosház Amerikából – Balogh Balázs néprajzkutató nyomában ('A Boarding House from America - in the Footsteps of Ethnographer Balázs Balogh'). Directed by Dezső Zsigmond, produced by Dunatáj Alapítvány, Camera: Arthur Bálint, 2015, 50:39 minutes.” Hungarian Cultural Studies. e-Journal of the American Hungarian Educators Association, Volume 9 (2016) DOI: 10.5195/ahea.2016.237

  László Kürti

  267

  2017-09-06

• Swanson, John C. 2011. “About a Village” (Documentary Feature). 68 minutes.

  Steven Jobbitt

  263-265

  2016-10-11

• Valuch, Tibor. 2013. Magyar hétköznapok. Fejezetek a mindennapi élet történetéből a második világháborútól az ezredfordulóig ('Hungarian Everydays – Chapters of Everyday Life from World War II to the Turn of the Century'). Budapest: Napvilág Kiadó. 347 pp.; Valuch, Tibor. 2015. A jelenkori magyar társadalom ('Contemporary Hungarian Society'). Budapest: Osiris. 296 pp.

  Tamás Bezsenyi

  242-244

  2016-10-11

• Kányádi, Sándor. 2013. In Contemporary Tense (trans. Paul Sohar). Arad, Romania: Irodalmi Jelen Könyvek. Published in the United States by Iniquity Press. 342 pages.

  Peter Hargitai

  257-262

  2016-10-11

• Hungarian Martyrs, Refugees, and the Politics of Anticommunism in Salazar’s Portugal, 1956–1957

  Steven Jobbitt

  137-164

  2016-10-11

• US-Hungarian Relations Ten Years After 1956

  Tibor Glant

  184-196

  2016-10-11

• Hungarian Refugees of 1956: From the Border to Austria, Camp Kilmer, and Elsewhere

  James P. Niessen

  122-136

  2016-10-11

• The Yellow Star and Everyday Life under Exceptional Circumstances: Diaries of 1944-1945 Budapest

  Louise O. Vasvári

  43-59

  2016-10-11

• The Outsider Within: Béla Tarr and Hungarian National Cinema

  Lilla Tőke

  90-100

  2016-10-11

• Szöllősy, Éva. 2015. A férfiak és a nők képe modern értelmező szótárainkban ('The Image of Men and Women in Modern Hungarian Dictionaries'). Budapest: Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem (ELTE) Kiadó. 201 pp.

  Klára Sándor

  312-314

  2016-10-11

• Review Article: "A Hungarian Refugee in England and Holland." Pogany, George. 2012. When Even the Poets Were Silent: The Life of a Jewish Hungarian Holocaust Survivor under Nazism and Communism. Afterword by Istvan Pogany. Kenilworth, UK: Brandram, Imprint of Takaway Publishing. 263 pp.; Pogany, George. 2014. Where Is My Home? A Hungarian Refugee in England and Holland. Lexington KY: CreateSpace. 209 pp. Illus.

  Ruth G. Biro

  220-230

  2016-10-11

• Kiss, Réka and Attila Viktor Soós, eds. 2015. Keletről Nyugatra. A kommunista mozgalom titkos pénzei ('From East to West - the Secret Money of the Communist Movement'). Budapest: Nemzeti Emlékezet Bizottsága. 144 pp.

  Susan Glanz

  206-208

  2016-10-11

• The American Reception and Settlement of Hungarian Refugees in 1956–1957

  Peter Pastor

  197-205

  2016-10-11

• Empress Elisabeth (‘Sisi’) of Austria and Patriotic Fashionism

  Christopher M. VanDemark

  1-10

  2016-10-11

• Following the Life Stories of Participants in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution

  Tibor Valuch

  165-183

  2016-10-11

• The Collaborative Illustrated Diaries of Two Preadolescent Boys During the 1956 Revolution.

  Gergely Kunt

  101-121

  2016-10-11

• Szécsi, Noémi and Eleonóra Géra. 2015: A budapesti úrinő magánélete, 1860-1914 (‘The Private Life of a Budapest Lady, 1860-1914’). Budapest: Európa. 439 pp. Illus.

  Erika Kapus

  266-269

  2016-10-11

• Taylor, Jeff. 2014. In Search of the Budapest Secession: The Artist Proletariat and Modernism’s Rise in the Hungarian Art Market, 1800–1914. Saint Helena, CA: Helena History Press; distributed by Central European University Press, Budapest. 260 pp.; Szívós, Erika. 2011. Social History of Fine Arts in Hungary, 1867–1918. Boulder, CO: Social Science Monographs. 349 pp.

  Katalin Fenyves

  248-250

  2016-10-11

• Rózsa Ignácz’s Torockói gyász [‘Torockó Mourning’]: Identity Beyond the Borders of Time and Space

  Zoltán Abádi-Nagy

  28-42

  2016-10-11

• Scholten, Jaap. 2016. Comrade Baron - A Journey through the Vanishing World of Transylvanian Aristocracy. Saint Helena, CA: Helena History Press. 404 pp.

  Corina L. Petrescu

  297-299

  2016-10-11

• Hajdu, Tibor and Ferenc Pollmann. 2014. A régi Magyarország utolsó háborúja 1914–1918 (‘The Last War of Old Hungary 1914–1918’). Budapest: Osiris. 415 pp. With maps and photographs.

  Peter Pastor

  291-296

  2016-10-11

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2015-2016

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  209-219

  2016-10-11

• Nemes, Robert. 2016. Another Hungary: The Nineteenth-Century Provinces in Eight Lives. Stanford: Stanford University Press. 292 p.

  Alexander Maxwell

  277-278

  2016-10-11

• Simon, Attila. 2013. The Hungarians of Slovakia in 1938. New York: Columbia University Press, East European Monographs. 353 pp.

  Leslie M. Waters

  323-324

  2016-10-11

• Péterfy, Gergely. 2014. Kitömött Barbár: regény [Stuffed Barbarian: a Novel]. Budapest: Kalligram. 448 pp.

  Enikő M. Basa

  239-241

  2016-10-11

• Radnóti, Miklós. 2015. Eclogues and Other Poems (trans. Jack Roberts). Szeged: Americana e-Books. 88 pp.

  Paul Sohar

  315-322

  2016-10-11

• Hooker, Lynn M. 2013. Redefining Hungarian Music from Liszt to Bartók. New York: Oxford University Press. 320 pp.

  János Sipos

  308-311

  2016-10-11

• Niran, Judit. 2014. Jelek a vízen ('Signs on the Water'). Budapest: Libri. 260 pp. Illus.

  Ilana Rosen

  304-307

  2016-10-11

• Friedmann, Robbie. 2014. 28 Letters – the Short Life of Renée (Baba) Friedmann on Not So Calm Waters. San Francisco, London: Blurb.com. An English, Hungarian and Hebrew Edition. 440 pp.

  Ilana Rosen

  300-303

  2016-10-11

• Dani, Erzsébet. Identitásgyarmatosítás Erdélyben: Identitásdrámák és interkulturális stratégiák a Trianon utáni székelymagyar irodalomban ('Identity Colonization in Transylvania: The Presence of Identity Narratives and Intercultural Strategies in the Literature of the Székely Magyars After Trianon'). Csíkszereda: Pro-Print Publishers, 2016. 287 pp.

  Andrew Ludanyi

  273-276

  2016-10-11

• Review Article: “Documenting Immigrants, Boarding Houses and Ethnographers” Burdosház Amerikából – Balogh Balázs néprajzkutató nyomában ('A Boarding House from America - in the Footsteps of Ethnographer Balázs Balogh'). Directed by Dezső Zsigmond, produced by Dunatáj Alapítvány, Camera: Arthur Bálint, 2015, 50:39 minutes.

  László Kürti

  231-238

  2016-10-11

• Cseh, Tibor. 2014. Csernátontól a Reménység Taváig: Válogatott írások ('From Csernáton to Lake Hope - Collected Writings'). Compiled and edited by Andrew Ludanyi. Budapest: Fekete Sas Publishers. 520 pp.

  Judith Kesserű Némethy

  282-284

  2016-10-11

• Zombory-Moldován, Béla. 2014. The Burning of the World - A Memoir of 1914 (trans. Peter Zombory-Moldovan). New York: New York Review of Books. 155 pp. Illus.

  Judit Kádár

  270-272

  2016-10-11

• Kind-Kovács, Friederike. 2014. Written Here, Published There - How Underground Literature Crossed the Iron Curtain. Budapest: Central European University Press. 520 pp.

  Miklós Haraszti

  254-256

  2016-10-11

• Csapody, Tamás. 2014. Bortól Szombathelyig - Tanulmányok a bori munkaszolgálatról és a bori munkaszolgálatosok részleges névlistája ('From Bor to Szombathely- Studies on the Forced Labor Service at Bor Camp and the Partial List of the Forced Laborers in Bor'). Budapest: Zrinyi Kadó. 254 pp. ; Csapody, Tamás. 2015. A Cservenkai tömeggyilkosság ('The Mass Murder at Cservenka'). Budapest: Zsidó Tudományok Szabadegyeteme Alapítvány. 150 pp.

  Julia Bock

  245-247

  2016-10-11

• Székelymagyar nemzeti- és kulturálisidentitás-stratégiák a trianoni határokon túl (Székely-Hungarian National and Cultural Identity Strategies beyond the Trianon Borders)

  Erzsébet Dani

  11-27

  2016-10-11

• Situation of the Csángó Dialect of Moldavia in Romania

  Siarl Ferdinand

  72-89

  2016-10-11

• The Holocaust Journal of Miksa Fenyő

  Maya J. Lo Bello

  60-71

  2016-10-11

• Roters, Katharina. 2014. Hungarian Cubes: Subversive Ornaments in Socialism. Zürich: Park Books. 171 pp. illus.

  László Munteán

  279-281

  2016-10-11

• Almási, Gábor and Lav Šubarić, eds. 2015. Latin at the Crossroads of Identity. Leiden: Brill. 326 pp.

  Siarl Ferdinand

  251-253

  2016-10-11

• Némethy, Judith Kesserű, ed. 2015. 21st Century Hungarian Language Survival in Transylvania. Reno, NV: Helena History Press. 366 pp. Maps.

  Kenneth Nyirady

  285-290

  2016-10-11

• Regime Change and the Attempted Rehabilitation of Self: Ferenc Fodor and the Production of Communist Geography, 1948-1962

  Steven Jobbitt

  147-164

  2016-01-22

• Communist Geography Instead of Nationalist Geography: The New Cadres and the Case of Sándor Radó

  Róbert Győri

  124-146

  2016-01-22

• Making the Space-Economy of Socialist Hungary: The Significance of the Division of Labor

  Márton Czirfusz

  105-123

  2016-01-22

• Myth or Reality? Ottoman Support for Hungarian Rebels in Light of a Secret Transylvanian Mission to the Porta (1669-1670)

  Georg B. Michels

  34-45

  2016-01-22

• The Mythical Power of the Dual River-System of the Carpathian Basin: The Notion of a Hungarian Mesopotamia

  Róbert Keményfi

  165-186

  2016-01-22

• The Poetry of 1.5 and Second-Generation Israelis of Hungarian Origin

  Ilana Rosen

  46-62

  2016-01-22

• Lessons from Objects: Designing a Modern Hungarian Childhood 1890-1950

  Amber Winick

  79-96

  2016-01-22

• Hungarian Population Discourses in the Twentieth Century: The Problem of Declining Birth Rates

  Ildikó Szántó

  63-78

  2016-01-22

• Two Austro-Hungarian Women Writers, Anna Tutsek and Terka Lux, Creating New Urban Identities in Early Twentieth-Century Budapest

  Judit Kádár

  24-33

  2016-01-22

• From the Bright Future of the Nation to the Dark Future of Mankind: Jókai and Karinthy in Hungarian Utopian Tradition

  Zsolt Czigányik

  12-23

  2016-01-22

• Language Play and Linguistic Hybridity as Current Trends in Hungarian Word-Formation

  Réka Benczes, Erzsébet Tóth-Czifra

  1-11

  2016-01-22

• Tamas Dobozy. Siege 13.

  Ágnes Vashegyi MacDonald

  239-243

  2014-01-12

• Review Article: The Wedding Gown Writes Back. Borgos, Anna. 2013. Nemek között: Nőtörténet, szexualitástörténet ('Between the Sexes: Women's History, Sexuality History'). Budapest: Noran Libro Kiadó. 317 pp.; and Lovas, Ildikó. 2008. Spanyol menyasszony (‘The Spanish Bride’). Bratislava/Pozsony: Kalligram Kiadó. 304 pp.

  Mateusz Chmurski

  97-104

  2016-01-22

• Zinner, Tibor. 2013-2014. "A nagy politikai affér." A Rajk-Brankov-ügy ('“The Great Political Affair” - the Rajk-Brankov Case'), vols. I-II. Budapest: Saxum. 646/702 pp.

  Péter Vukman

  245-248

  2016-01-22

• Körner, András. 2013. Egy vonakodó zsidó ('A Reluctant Jew'). Budapest: 2B Kulturális és Művészeti Alapítvány.

  Paul Varnai

  242-244

  2016-01-22

• Rózsa, Dávid, Ed-in-Chief. 2014. Portrék a magyar statisztika és népességtudomány történetéből - életrajzi lexikon a XVI. századtól napjainkig ('Portraits from the History of Hungarian Statistics and Demography – A Biographical Lexicon from the Sixteenth Century to the Present'). Budapest: Központi Statisztikai Hivatal Könyvtár. 807 pp. Illus.

  Marius Turda

  239-241

  2016-01-22

• Hock, Beáta. 2013. Gendered Artistic Positions and Social Voices - Politics, Cinema and the Visual Arts in State-Socialist and Post-Socialist Hungary. Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag. 284 pp. illus.

  Lilla Tőke

  235-238

  2016-01-22

• Mandler, David. 2014. Kelet és nyugat mezsgyéjén – Vámbéry Ármin és a Brit Birodalom ('On the Border between East and West – Arminius Vámbéry and the British Empire'). Budapest: Múlt és Jövő Kiadó. 223 pp.

  Anna Szalai

  232-234

  2016-01-22

• Márai, Sándor. 2013. The Withering World (trans. John M. Ridland and Peter V. Czipott). Richmond, Surrey, UK: Alma Books. 242 pp.

  Paul Sohar

  226-231

  2016-01-22

• Sándor, Klára. 2014. A székely írás nyomában ('On the Tracks of the Székely Script'). Budapest: Typotext. 353 pp.

  Peter Sherwood

  223-225

  2016-01-22

• Apor, Péter. 2014. Fabricating Authenticity in Soviet Hungary – The Afterlife of the First Hungarian Soviet Republic in the Age of State Socialism. London: Anthem. 228 pp. Illus (Hungarian edition: Apor, Péter. 2014. Az elképzelt köztársaság. A Magyarországi Tanácsköztársaság utóélete 1945–1989. Budapest: Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont. 228 o.)

  András Schweitzer

  219-222

  2016-01-22

• Csobánka, Zsuzsa. 2013: Majdnem Auschwitz ('Almost Auschwitz'). Budapest: Kalligram. 279 pp.

  Agatha Schwartz

  216-218

  2016-01-22

• Juckes, Tim. 2012. The Parish and Pilgrimage Church of St Elizabeth in Košice - Town, Court, and Architecture in Late Medieval Hungary (Architectura Medii Aevi 6). Turnhout: Brepols. XII+292 pp. 224 figs.

  Marianne Sághy

  210-215

  2016-01-22

• Vörös, Boldizsár 2014: Történelemhamisítás és politikai propaganda. Illés Béla elmeszüleményei a magyar szabadságküzdelmek orosz támogatásáról ('Falsification of History and Political Propaganda - The Brainchildren of Béla Illés about the Russian Support of Hungarian Struggles for Freedom'). Budapest: Magyar Tudományos Akadémia (MTA) Bölcsészetudományi Kutatóközpont. Történettudományi Intézet, 2014. 335 pp.

  Peter Pastor

  206-209

  2016-01-22

• Blomqvist, Anders E. B. 2014. Economic Nationalizing in the Ethnic Borderlands of Hungary and Romania: Inclusion, Exclusion, and Annihilation in Szatmár/Satu Mare 1867-1944 (Ph.D. Dissertation). Stockholm: Stockholm University. 400 pp.

  Alexander Maxwell

  204-205

  2016-01-22

• Lenard, Alexander. 2013. Stories of Rome (trans. Mark Baczoni). Budapest: Corvina. 241 pp.

  Helga Lénárt-Cheng

  201-203

  2016-01-22

• Szentkirályi, Endre. 2014. Cold War to Warm Cooperation - The Military Service of Cleveland Hungarians. Egy amerikai város magyar katonái, 1950-2014 (English and Hungarian). Budapest: Zrinyi Kiadó. 290 pp.

  Susan Glanz

  199-200

  2016-01-22

• Dés, Mihály. 2013. Pesti barokk ['Budapest-Style Baroque']. Budapest: Magvető. 552 pp.

  Mario Fenyő

  196-198

  2016-01-22

• Deák, István. 2015. Europe on Trial: The Story of Collaboration, Resistance and Retribution during World War II. Boulder: Westview Press. 257 pp. with maps and photographs.

  Kees Boterbloem

  194-195

  2016-01-22

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2014-2015

  Louise O. Vasvari

  187-193

  2016-01-22

• Lisiak, Agata Anna. Urban Cultures in (Post)Colonial Central Europe

  Alexander Vari

  520-522

  2012-01-01

• Gál, Vilmos. Hungary at the World Fairs: 1851-2010

  Zsuzsanna Tóth

  517-519

  2012-01-01

• Csepeli, György, István Murányi, Gergő Prazsák. Új tekintélyelvűség a mai Magyarországon

  Mihály Szilágyi-Gál

  513-516

  2012-01-01

• Schandl, Veronika. Socialist Shakespeare Productions in Kádár-regime Hungary

  Bálint Szele

  510-512

  2012-01-01

• Barraud, Clement William, S.J. Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. Historical Drama in Five Acts (1892)

  Marianne Sághy

  506-509

  2012-01-01

• Séllei, Nóra. Miért félünk a farkastól: feminista irodalomszemlélet itt és most [Why Are We Afraid of (Virginia) Wolf? Feminist Literary Views Here and Now]

  Anna Menyhért

  502-505

  2012-01-01

• Kisantal, Tamás and Anna Menyhért, eds. Művészet és hatalom: a Kádár-korszak művészete [Art and Power. Art During the Kádár-Epoch]

  Ágnes Vashegyi MacDonald

  498-501

  2012-01-01

• Piotrowski, Piotr. In the Shadow of Yalta: Art and the Avant-Garde in Eastern Europe 1945-1989. 1 Translated by Anna Brzyski

  Éva Forgács

  493-497

  2012-01-01

• Sakmyster, Thomas. Red Conspirator: J. Peters and the American Communist Underground

  Andrew Felkay

  490-492

  2012-01-01

• Király, Péter. A honalapítás vitás eseményei: A kalandozások és a honfoglalás éve [The Disputed Events of the Establishment of a Homeland: The Marauding Expeditions and the Year of the Conquest].

  Nándor Dreisziger

  487-489

  2012-01-01

• Csapody, Tamás. Bori Munkaszolgálatosok: Fejezetek a Bori Munkaszolgálat Történetéből. [The Forced Laborers of Bor: Chapters from the History of the Forced Laborers of Bor]

  Julia Bock

  483-486

  2012-01-01

• Schult, Tanja, A Hero’s Many Faces: Raoul Wallenberg in Contemporary Monuments

  Ruth G. Biro

  476-482

  2012-01-01

• Zrinyi, Miklós. The Siege of Sziget. Trans. by László Kőrössy

  Enikő M. Basa

  471-475

  2012-01-01

• Ádám Makkai: Polyglot Linguist, Poet and Literary Translator Between Languages

  Louise O. Vasvári

  1-5

  2014-01-12

• Introduction: Questions of Space and Place in Scholarship on Modern Hungary

  Steven Jobbitt, Róbert Győri

  143-158

  2015-01-09

• Hargitai, Peter. 2014. Barbarian Fantasy. Gulfport, FL: ipubs.

  Paul Sohar

  416-417

  2015-01-09

• Symbolic Geographies and the Politics of Hungarian Identity in the ‘Populist-Urbanist Debate,’ 1925-44

  Richard S. Esbenshade

  177-197

  2015-01-09

• Human Geography, Cartography, and Statistics: A Toolkit for Geopolitical Goals in Hungary until World War II

  Ferenc Gyuris

  214-241

  2015-01-09

• The Contested Post-Socialist Rehabilitation of the Past: Dual Narratives in the Republishing of Tibor Mendöl’s "Introduction to Geography"

  Zoltán Gyimesi

  242-273

  2015-01-09

• Research Note: Political Geography and the Production of Hungarian “Pocket Atlases,” 1913-1919

  Zoltán Hajdú

  274-292

  2015-01-09

• Glant, Tibor. 2013. "Amerika, a csodák és csalódások földje." (America, the Land of Wonders and Disappointments.)

  Susan Glanz

  296-299

  2015-01-09

• Fischer, Wladimir, Waltraud Heindl, Alexandra Millner, Wolfgang Müller-Funk, eds. 2010. Grenzen und Räume in Österreich-Ungarn 1867–1918. (Borders and Spaces in Austria-Hungary 1867-1918)

  Katalin Fenyves

  293-295

  2015-01-09

• Educating Apostles of the Homeland: Tourism and "Honismeret" in Interwar Hungary

  Andrew Behrendt

  159-176

  2015-01-09

• Kovács, Mária M.2012: "Törvénytől sújtva – a numerus clausus Magyarországon, 1920-1945" (Down by the Law - the Numerus Clausus in Hungary, 1920-1945)

  Tamás Kovács

  82-84

  2015-01-09

• East and West in Modern Hungarian Politics

  Katalin Rac

  198-213

  2015-01-09

• Hungarian Is No "Idioma Incomparabile": The Hungarian Language Reform in European Comparison

  Johanna Laakso

  320-336

  2015-01-09

• Schwartz, Yigal. 2014. "Makhela hungarit" (A Hungarian Chorus)

  Ilana Rosen

  85-88

  2015-01-09

• Portuges, Catherine and Peter Hames, eds. 2013. Cinemas in Transition in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 279 pp.

  Lilla Tőke

  426-428

  2015-01-09

• Bánó, András. 2013. "Észbontó élet: Kövesdy Pál regényes története. A ’30-as évek megpróbáltatásaitól kezdve az ukrajnai szörnyűségeken át a New York-i galériáig" (A Ravishing Life – the Novelized History of Pál Kövesdy from the 1930s Tribulations)

  Gábor Takács

  89-92

  2015-01-09

• Kelemen, János. 2013. The Rationalism of Georg Lukács. Basingstoke: Macmillan, Palgrave Pivot. 144 pp.

  Mihály Szilágyi-Gál

  422-425

  2015-01-09

• Kirkham, Pat, ed. 2013. Eva Zeisel: Life, Design, and Beauty. San Francisco: Chronicle Books. 255 pp. Illus.

  Judith Szapor

  418-421

  2015-01-09

• Hargitai, Peter. 2013. Who Let the Bats Out? Twisted Tales from Transylvania. Bloomington: iUniverse. 170 pp., illus. Dianne Marlene Hargitai

  Mártha Pereszlényi-Pintér

  412-415

  2015-01-09

• Vester, Shari. 2012. Degrees of Courage. Minneapolis, MN: Mill City Press. 574 pp.

  Klára Papp

  409-411

  2015-01-09

• Molnár, Virág. 2013. "Building the State: Architecture, Politics, and State Formation in Postwar Central Europe"

  László Munteán

  300-310

  2015-01-09

• Berglund, Bruce R. and Brian Porter-Szűcs, eds. 2013. Christianity and Modernity in Eastern Europe. Budapest and New York: Central European University Press. 386 pp.

  Dorottya Nagy

  405-408

  2015-01-09

• Nopcsa, Baron Franz. 2014. Traveler, Scholar, Politician, Adventurer – A Transylvanian Baron at the Birth of Albanian Independence (ed. and trans. from German Robert Elsie). Budapest: Central European University Press. 227 pp.

  David Mandler

  400-404

  2015-01-09

• Blomqvist, Anders E. B., Constantin Iordachi, Balázs Trencsényi (eds.) 2013. Hungary and Romania Beyond National Narratives - Comparisons and Entanglements in Nationalisms Across the Globe Vol. 10. Bern: Peter Lang. viii, 847 pp.

  Andrew Ludányi

  397-399

  2015-01-09

• Gordon, Agáta. 2011. Magdolna lányai: Az Úrnő könyve (The Womenfolk of the Magdolna Quarter: The Lady’s Book). Budapest: Centrifuga eKiadó. 89 pp.

  Angéla Kóczé

  395-396

  2015-01-09

• Gecser, Ottó, József Laszlovszky, Balázs Nagy, Marcell Sebők, Katalin Szende, eds. 2011. Promoting the Saints – Cults and their Contexts from Late Antiquity until the Early Modern Period – Essays in Honor of Gábor Klaniczay for his 60th Birthday. Budapest: Central European University Press. 325 pp. Illus.

  Kathleen V. Kish

  391-394

  2015-01-09

• Ferdinandy, György. 2013. Mélyebbre - elbeszélések, jegyzetek (Dig Deeper – Short Stories and Notes). Budapest: Magyar Napló. 296 pp.

  Mario Fenyő

  388-390

  2015-01-09

• Gere, Zsolt. 2013. Vörösmarty Mihály Epikus Korszakának Irodalom és Recepciótörténeti Kontextusai (The Writing and Reception Contexts of Mihály Vörösmarty 's Epic Writing) Ph.D Dissertation. Szeged: Szeged University. 275 pp. Illus. (http://doktori.bibl.u-szeged.hu/1781/1/Gere%20Zsolt%20- %20PhD-dolgozat.pdf) [Szebb idők - Vörösmarty epikus korszakának rétegei; Budapest: Argumentum Kiadó, 2013]

  Enikő M. Basa

  384-387

  2015-01-09

• Semantic Features of Hungarian Neologisms With the Prefix Be: Analysis of Some Frequently Used Verbs (e.g., bevállal)

  Réka Sólyom

  358-373

  2015-01-09

• The Role of Cultural Competence in the Teaching of Hungarian as a Foreign Language and in Cultural Diplomacy

  Erika Sólyom

  350-357

  2015-01-09

• Politics of Memory in Andrea Tompa’s Novel "Fejtől s lábtól" [‘Head to Feet’]

  Zsófia Kata Vincze

  110-126

  2015-01-09

• Death of a Nation? Debating the Great Transatlantic Emigration from Hungary, 1900-1914

  István Kornél Vida

  127-142

  2015-01-09

• Review Article: Souls, Hearts and Heritage: Passing from the Danube to the Hudson. Szegedy-Maszák, Marianne. 2013. I Kiss Your Hands Many Times – Hearts, Souls and Wars in Hungary. New York: Spiegel & Grau, Random House. 345 pp; and Griesz, Katherine. 2012. From the Danube to the Hudson. Seattle, WA: CreateSpace Independent Publishing. 482 pp.

  Evi Blaikie

  21-27

  2015-01-09

• Review Article: The Vanished Ghosts in Two Hungarian Family Memoirs. Farkas, Charles. 2013. Vanished by the Danube: Peace, War, Revolution, and Flight to the West (Introduction by Margaret McMullan). Albany: Excelsior Editions, State University of New York Press. 472 pp. Illus; and Barlay, Nick. 2013. Scattered Ghosts: One Family's Survival through War, Holocaust and Revolution. London and New York: I. B. Tauris. 240 pp. Illus.

  Ruth G. Biro

  11-20

  2015-01-09

• Selected English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2013-2014

  Louise O. Vasvári

  374-383

  2015-01-09

• Nationalism and Hungarian Education Policy: Are the Literary Works of Cécile Tormay, József Nyirő, and Albert Wass Appropriate for the Hungarian School Curriculum?

  Ágnes Huszár

  303-319

  2015-01-09

• Hungarian Women’s Holocaust Life Writing in the Context of the Nation’s Divided Social Memory, 1944-2014

  Louise O. Vasvári

  54-81

  2015-01-09

• Fragments of a Hungarian Past in the Literature of 1.5 and Second-Generation Austro-Hungarian Immigrants in Israel

  Ilana Rosen

  41-53

  2015-01-09

• Ironic Narrative Agency as a Method of Coping with Trauma in the Diary-Memoir of Margit K., a Female Holocaust Survivor

  Gergely Kunt

  28-40

  2015-01-09

• Amália Kerekes, Melinda Kindl, and Judit Szabó, eds. Post Festum. Szabadtéri játékok a két világháború között Salzburgban, Szegeden és Pécsett [Post Festum: Outdoor Festivals at Salzburg, Szeged and Pécs during the Interwar Period]

  Alexander Vári

  267-272

  2014-01-12

• Zoltán Kékesi. Haladék - Holokauszt-emlékezet a kortárs képzőművészetben [Respite - The Memory of the Holocaust in Contemporary Art]

  Teri Szűcs

  263-266

  2014-01-12

• Mónika Kozári. A nyugdíjrendszer magyarországon Mária Teréziától a második világháborúig [The Pension System in Hungary from Maria Theresa to World War II]

  Balázs Sipos

  261-262

  2014-01-12

• Judit Kováts. Megtagadva [Denied]

  Ilana Rosen

  258-260

  2014-01-12

• Ilona Kovács, ed. Katonalevelek - Az amerikai magyarok második generációja az amerikai hadseregben a második világháború idején, 1942-1945 [Soldier Letters- Second Generation American Hungarian Soldiers in the US Army during World War II, 1942-1945]

  Ilana Rosen

  255-257

  2014-01-12

• Sándor Szathmári. Voyage to Kazohinia. Trans. Inez Kemenes

  William Oberly

  253-254

  2014-01-12

• Steven Tötösy de Zepetnek and Louise O. Vasvári, eds. Comparative Hungarian Cultural Studies

  Dorottya Nagy

  249-252

  2014-01-12

• Judith Szapor, Andrea Pető, Maura Hametz, & Marina Calloni, eds. Jewish Intellectual Women in Central Europe 1860-2000 - Twelve Biographical Essays

  Ágnes Vashegyi MacDonald

  244-248

  2014-01-12

• Paulina Bren and Mary Neuburger, eds. Communism Unwrapped - Consumption in Cold War E. Europe; Cathleen M. Giustino, Catherine J. Plum, and Alexander Vari, eds. Socialist Escapes - Breaking Away from Ideology and Everyday Routine in Eastern Europe, 1945-1989.

  Agata A. Lisiak

  233-238

  2014-01-12

• György Faludy. Silver Pirouettes. Trans. Paul Sohar.

  Péter Hargitai

  229-232

  2014-01-12

• Bálint Gárdos, Ágnes Péter, Natália Pikli, and Maté Vince, eds. Confrontations and Interactions- Essays on Cultural Memory

  Marguerite De Huszar Allen

  226-228

  2014-01-12

• Zoltán Fleck. Változások és változatlanságok - A magyar jogrendszer a rendszerváltozás után [Continuity and Discontinuity - The Hungarian Legal System after the Change of the System]

  György Csepeli

  224-225

  2014-01-12

• Agatha Hoff. Burning Horses - A Hungarian Life Turned Upside Down

  Evi Blaikie

  220-223

  2014-01-12

• [English-Language] Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2012-2013

  Louise O. Vasvári

  213-219

  2014-01-12

• Transylvanianism, Nationalism, Folklore: The Academic Career of Olga Nagy in the Light of her Posthumous Book, Vallomások (2010)

  Kata Zsófia Vincze

  202-212

  2014-01-12

• Translating Shakespeare for the Hungarian Stage: Contemporary Perspectives

  Bálint Szele

  187-201

  2014-01-12

• Translating Welsh Drama Into Hungarian Through English: A Contextual Introduction to Sêra Moore Williams’ Crash in Hungarian Translation

  Márta Minier

  176-186

  2014-01-12

• Pilot Course or Flying University? A University Course on Hungarian Language and History Taught in Wellington, New Zealand

  Bálint Koller, Alexander Maxwell

  164-175

  2014-01-12

• Towards a Methodology of the Intercultural Teaching of Hungarian Literature to Speakers of Hungarian as a Second/Foreign Language

  Györgyi Horváth

  148-163

  2014-01-12

• The Kodály and Rajkó Methods: Voices, Instruments, Ethnicity, and the Globalization of Hungarian Music Education in the Twentieth Century

  Lynn M. Hooker

  130-147

  2014-01-12

• Bridging Cultural Borders: American Students’ Pedagogical Cross-Cultural Experiences in Hungary

  Jackie Greene, Elia Vázquez-Montilla

  120-129

  2014-01-12

• Hungarian gyerekestül vs. gyerekkel (‘with [the] kid’)

  István Fekete

  96-119

  2014-01-12

• Translating Family Names in Hungarian: A Diachronic Survey

  Tamás Farkas, Mariann Slíz

  82-95

  2014-01-12

• From Autobiography to Fiction, or Translating Géza Csáth’s Diary from Hungarian to French and to Polish

  Mateusz Chmurski

  65-81

  2014-01-12

• The "New World is An Other World": Hungarian Transatlantic Emigrants' Handbooks and Guidebooks, 1903-1939

  István Kornél Vida

  51-64

  2014-01-12

• Contextualizing History in Hungarian Films of the New Millennium

  Clara Orban

  40-50

  2014-01-12

• Ármin Vámbéry (1832-1913) as a Historian of Early Hungarian Settlement in the Carpathian Basin

  Nándor Dreisziger

  18-39

  2014-01-12

• Text as Palimpsest: Gender in the Work of Agota Kristof

  Simona Cutcan

  6-17

  2014-01-12

• Waterbury, Myra A. Between State and Nation: Diaspora Politics and Kin-State Nationalism in Hungary

  Leslie Waters

  468-470

  2012-01-01

• Schwarz, Agatha, Ed. Gender and Modernity in Central Europe : the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and its Legacy

  Zsuzsanna Varga

  465-467

  2012-01-01

• Bárdi, Nándor, Csilla Fedinec, László Szarka, eds. Minority Hungarian Communities in the Twentieth Century

  Bálint Varga

  462-464

  2012-01-01

• Cooper, Thomas. The Holocaust as Culture. A Conversation with Imre Kertész

  Teri Szűcs

  459-461

  2012-01-01

• Nye, Mary Jo. Michael Polanyi and His Generation; Origins of the Social Construction of Science

  Judith Szapor

  454-458

  2012-01-01

• Farkas, Tamás, Kozma, István, eds. A családnév-változtatások történetei időben, térben, társadalomban. [The Histories of Family Name Changes in Time, Space and Society]

  Mariann Slíz

  449-453

  2012-01-01

• Sándor, Klára. Nyelvrokonság és hunhagyomány. Rénszarvas vagy csodaszarvas? Nyelvtörténet és művelődéstörténet. [Linguistic Kinship and the Hun Tradition. Reindeer or Miracle Stag? The History of Language and the History of Culture]

  Peter Sherwood

  445-448

  2012-01-01

• Rounds, Carol H. and Erika Sólyom. Colloquial Hungarian. The Complete Course for Beginners

  Peter Sherwood

  441-444

  2012-01-01

• Várnai, Pál. Élet/eim [My Life/Lives]

  Jozsef Orosz

  437-440

  2012-01-01

• Vida, István Kornél. Hungarian Emigres in the American Civil War: A History and Biographical Dictionary

  Kenneth Nyirády

  432-436

  2012-01-01

• Adam, Christopher, Tibor Egervari, Leslie Laczko, Judy Young, Eds. The 1956 Hungarian Revolution – Hungarian & Canadian Perspectives

  Emese Ivan

  428-431

  2012-01-01

• Kocsis, Aranka. Magyar Faluk és Magyar Falusiak a Szlovák Fôvárosban. Városiasodás és Etnicitás a 20. Század Pozsony Szélén [Hungarian Villages and Hungarian Villagers in the Slovakian Capital. Urbanization and Ethnicity]

  Eva V. Huseby-Darvas

  425-427

  2012-01-01

• Dent, Bob. Inside Hungary From Outside

  Györgyi Horváth

  419-424

  2012-01-01

• Rosen, Ilana. Soul of Saul: The Life, Narrative, and Proverbs of a Transylvanian-Israeli Grandfather

  Michal Held

  415-418

  2012-01-01

• Issues of Assimilation, Language and Identity in the Lives of Young Max Nordau and Tivadar Herzl

  Hedvig Ujvári

  373-393

  2012-01-01

• Bilingual Experience in the Hungarian and German Immigrant Communities of the San Francisco Bay Area

  Gergely Tóth

  362-372

  2012-01-01

• Sociolinguistic and Contact-induced Variation in Hungarian Language Use in Subcarpathia, Ukraine

  István Csernicskó, Anna Fenyvesi

  185-215

  2012-01-01

• Borgos, Anna, ed. Eltitkolt évek: Tizenhat leszbikus életút. [Secret Years: Sixteen Lesbian Life Journeys]

  Eszter Zsófia Tóth

  232-234

  2011-01-01

• Kopacsi-Gelberger, Judit Heroes Don't Cry

  Susan Glanz

  412-414

  2012-01-01

• English-Language Bibliography of Interest for Hungarian Cultural Studies: 2011-2012

  Louise O. Vasvári

  402-411

  2012-01-01

• A Selected and Annotated Bibliography for the Research of Official Surname Changes in Hungary

  Tamás Farkas

  394-401

  2012-01-01

• Tripping over the Dead: Hungarian-Israeli Holocaust Survivor Women's Narratives of Immigration, Restoration, and Remembrance

  Ilana Rosen

  348-361

  2012-01-01

• Hollywood on the Danube: Hungarian Filmmakers in a Transnational Context

  Catherine Portuges

  341-347

  2012-01-01

• Review Article: Inventing Historical Myths—Deborah S. Cornelius. Hungary in World War II. Caught in the Cauldron.

  Peter Pastor

  311-340

  2012-01-01

• Exiled Hungarians in Argentina 1948-1968: The Formation of a Community

  Judith Kesserű Némethy

  290-310

  2012-01-01

• Displaying Diaspora: Chinese Christian Presence in Hungary after 1989

  Dorottya Nagy

  277-289

  2012-01-01

• The Characteristics of Hungarian Women’s Names in Slovakia

  Katalin Misad

  263-276

  2012-01-01

• 'Should We Leave or Stay?' Notes on Recent Hungarian Outmigration

  Eva V. Huseby-Darvas

  247-262

  2012-01-01

• Extra Hungariam Non Est Vita? The Relationships between Hungarian Immigrants and Their Homeland

  Éva V. Huseby-Darvas

  233-246

  2012-01-01

• Jewish Name Magyarization in Hungary

  Tamás Farkas

  216-232

  2012-01-01

• Multicultural Societies: Kálmán Mikszáth, Pál Závada and Péter Huncik

  Enikő Molnár Basa

  146-166

  2012-01-01

• Danilo Kiš and the Hungarian Holocaust: The Early Novel Psalm 44

  John K. Cox

  167-184

  2012-01-01

• The Hungarian Peculiarities of National Remembrance: Historical Figures with Symbolic Importance in Nineteenth-century Hungarian History Paintings

  Zsuzsanna Tóth

  129-145

  2012-01-01

• The Places of Memory in a Square of Monuments: Conceptions of Past, Freedom and History at Szabadság Tér

  Erik Thorstensen

  94-128

  2012-01-01

• Disputed Past: The Friendship and Competing Memories of Anna Lesznai and Emma Ritoók

  Judith Szapor

  77-93

  2012-01-01

• Ready to Secede to the Ottoman Empire: Habsburg Hungary after the Vasvár Peace Treaty (1664-1674)

  Georg B. Michels

  65-76

  2012-01-01

• Tobacco as Cultural Signifier: A Cultural History of Masculinity and Nationality in Habsburg Hungary

  Alexander Maxwell

  45-64

  2012-01-01

• Concealed in the Open: Recipients of International Clandestine Jewish Aid in Early 1950s Hungary

  Zachary Paul Levine

  26-44

  2012-01-01

• Propaganda Versus Genocide: The United States War Refugee Board and the Hungarian Holocaust

  Dorottya Halász

  17-25

  2012-01-01

• Will Hungarian Private Collectors Turn International? Private Engagement in Contemporary Art in East Central Europe

  Gábor Ébli

  1-16

  2012-01-01

• Jelinek, Yeshayahu A.: "The Carpathian Diaspora: The Jews of Subcarpathian Rus' and Mukachevo"

  Ilana Rosen

  295-297

  2011-01-01

• Ábrahám, Barna, ed.: "Magyar-szlovák terminológiai térdések /Maďar-Slovenské terminologické otázky"

  Alexander Maxwell

  291-294

  2011-01-01

• Ágai, Adolf: "Az örök zsidó. Régi naplók, életképek (1862-1906)" [The Eternal Jew: Old Diaries and Life Sketches (1862-1906)]

  David Mandler

  287-290

  2011-01-01

• Némethy, Judit Kesserű: “Szabadságom lett a börtönöm”: Az argentínai magyar emigráció története 1948-1968

  Andrew Ludanyi

  284-286

  2011-01-01

• Gerő, András: "Public Space in Budapest: The History of Kossuth Square"

  Agata Lisiak

  280-283

  2011-01-01

• Bán, Zsófia and Turai, Hedvig, eds.: "Exposed Memories: Family Pictures in Private and Collective Memory"

  Katalin Kádár Lynn

  275-279

  2011-01-01

• Fenyves, Katalin: "Képzelt asszimiláció? Négy zsidó értelmiségi nemzedék önképe" [Imagined Assimilation? The Self-Representation of Four Generations of Jewish Intellectuals]

  Mary Gluck

  272-274

  2011-01-01

• Széchenyi, Kinga: "Megbélyegzettek. A kitelepítések tragédiája" [Stigmatized. The Tragedy of the Dislocations]; Hantó, Zsuzsa: "Kitiltott családok" [Banished Families]

  Katalin Fenyves

  267-271

  2011-01-01

• Frank, Tibor: "Double Exile: Migrations of Jewish-Hungarian Professionals through Germany to the United States, 1919-1945."

  Andrew Felkay

  264-266

  2011-01-01

• Kiss, Dénes: "Emberszám"

  István Fekete

  258-263

  2011-01-01

• Palasik, Mária: "Félelembe zárt múlt: Politikai gyilkosságok Gyömrőn és környékén 1945-ben" [A Past Kept Secret Through Fear: Political Murders in Gyömrő and the Surroundings in 1945]

  Deborah Cornelius

  254-257

  2011-01-01

• Kádár Lynn, Katalin, ed.: " Through an American Lens, Hungary, 1938: Photographs by Margaret Bourke-White"

  Joyce Berczik Corbett

  251-253

  2011-01-01

• Varga, Virág and Zsávolya, Zoltán. eds.: "Nő, tükör, írás: Értelmezések a 20. század első felének női irodalmáról" [Woman, Mirror, Writing: Interpretations of Early 20th Century Women’s Literature]

  Ágnes Vashegyi MacDonald

  235-240

  2011-01-01

• Borgos, Anna: "Portrék a Másikról – Alkotónők és alkotótársak a múlt századelőn" [Portraits of the Other. Women Creative Artists and Creative Partners in the Last Century]

  Nóra Séllei

  225-231

  2011-01-01

• Kereszty, Orsolya. Nőnevelés és nemzetépítés Magyarországon 1867-1918. Sopron: Novum Publisher

  Adrienn Nagy

  222-224

  2011-01-01

• Török, Petra, ed.: "Sorsával tetováltan önmaga. Válogatás Lesznai Anna naplójegyzeteiből" [Tattoed With Her Fate: Excerpts from Anna Lesznai’s Diary]

  Ágnes Huszár

  216-221

  2011-01-01

• Tóth, Zsófia Eszter: "Kádár leányai. Nők a szocialista időszakban" [Kádár’s Girls. Women During Socialism]

  Susan Glanz

  213-215

  2011-01-01

• Fábián, Katalin: "Contemporary Women’s Movements in Hungary: Globalization, Democracy and Gender Equality"

  Penny Shima Glanz

  210-212

  2011-01-01

• Rosen, Ilana: "Sister in Sorrow: Life Histories of Female Holocaust Survivors from Hungary"

  Larisa Fialkova

  206-209

  2011-01-01

• Agatha Schwartz: Shifting Voices. Feminist Thought and Women's Writing in Austria and Hungary

  Anna Borgos

  201-205

  2011-01-01

• Ozsvath, Zsuzsanna: "When the Danube Ran Red"; Mandel, Eva Marika: "Le Livre de Mana"; Roth, Marika: "All the Pretty Shoes; A Memoir of Survival and the Feminine Spirit".

  Evi Blaikie

  196-200

  2011-01-01

• Eva Livia Corredor: "East-West Odyssey"; Zsuzsanna Lápossy Diosy:"Life behind the Iron Curtain"; Kati Marton: "Enemies of the People. My Family’s Journey to North America"

  Enikő Basa

  190-195

  2011-01-01

• Impersonal Narration in the Prose of Margit Kaffka, Emma Ritoók and Jolán Földes

  Edit Zsadányi

  171-189

  2011-01-01

• Grammatical Gender Trouble and Hungarian Gender[lessness]. Part I: Comparative Linguistic Gender

  Louise O. Vasvári

  143-170

  2011-01-01

• Critical Recognition of Women's Literature in Hungary: Reception of the 'Kitakart Psyché' Series, 2005-2011

  Rachel Miller

  136-142

  2011-01-01

• The Anti-Racist Overtones of a Feminist Historical Novel Tetralogy from the 1940s

  Judit Kádár

  128-135

  2011-01-01

• The Second Sex in Hungary. Simone de Beauvoir and the (Post)-Socialist Condition

  Mária Joó

  114-127

  2011-01-01

• Women Authors with/without Gender Studies: the Gendered Regimes of Authority in Hungarian Literary Criticism Today

  Györgyi Horváth

  103-113

  2011-01-01

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  87-102

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  Dániel Bolgár

  77-86

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  70-76

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  Erzsébet Barát

  58-69

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  Adriana Varga

  45-57

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  38-44

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  Steven Jobbitt

  22-37

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  Abigail Heiniger

  10-21

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  Nándor Dreisziger

  1-9

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  Katalin Medvedev

  27-34

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  Julianna Connelly

  18-26

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  Enikő Molnár Basa

  1-17

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  40-47

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  11-17

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  35-51

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  48-57

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• Voting Patterns on Hungarian Parliamentary Elections in 2002–2006

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  18-39

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  1-10

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  63-75

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• Diversity in Elementary Schools in Hungary

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• Impact of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in Argentina

  Judith Kesserű Némethy

  36-43

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• Sámuel Brassai, the Last Transylvanian Polymath

  Erzsébet Molnár

  18-35

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• A filozófia és a fizika találkozása

  Kissné Novák Éva

  10-17

  2008-01-01

• Imaging the Sport of Golf – Envisioning Communities

  Emese Ivan

  1-9

  2008-01-01

• Review Article: The Saddest History Ever Written: On Randolph L. Braham’s "The Geographical Encyclopedia of the Holocaust in Hungary" (2013)

  Marguerite De Huszar Allen

  1-10

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• A Multilingual Monologue: Alexander Lenard’s Self-Translated Autobiography in Three Languages

  Helga Lénárt-Cheng

  337-349

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• Problems of a Declining Hungarian Birth Rate: A Historical Perspective

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  93-109

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