Levéltári Közlemények, 91. (2020)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Epidemics, pandemic control, healthcare from the early modern period to the 20th century Krisztina Kulcsár: “What to look out for during a plague”. Epidemic control on the border zone and inside the Kingdom of Hungary during the eighteenth century

7 Eleonóra Géra: Epidemics and their control in the Capital of Hungary, 1701‒1921

37 Gábor Kiss: Infectious diseases in the Austro-Hungarian Army during the First World War

57 Dóra Czeferner: Snapshots from the history of modern nursing education in Europe and Hungary

71 Archival studies Zoltán Szőke: “...We want to become a relevant and indispensable memory institution in the information society...”. Introduction of a quality management system in the National Archives of Hungary

85 Gábor Balázs: The issue of the archival threshold in the National Archives of Hungary regarding the field of acquisition 99 Adrienn Nagy: Sorting by sampling in the light of legislative changes in the Hungarian National Archives

117 Csaba Sasfi: Healthcare documentation as a (one) major challenge in the archival profession

123 Adrienn Závoczki: Paper document or certified electronic copy? 2020 amendments to the Government Decree 335/2005. 61. §.

147 Archival Research Zoltán Garadnai: The Diplomatic Archives of the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs of France and the sources of the French–Hungarian relationship

155 Workshop György Rácz: The nationalisation of the former entail and family archives after 1945 ‒ the case of the Batthyány and Nádasdy archives

165 Mihály Fülöp: “Transylvania (or the greater part thereof)”. How the Hungarian ‒Romanian border was debated by the Great Powers (1940‒1945)207

Bogook Kim: The Kim Il-Sung school at Budapest

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