Simon Attila et al.: Revolúcia v susedstve. Maďaraská revolúcia v roku 1956 a Slovensko (Somorja-Pozsony, 2017)

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[CONTENTS]

I. Revolution in the Neighbours

(Attila Simon) ....................................................................................................... 7

II. Limits of the Bipolar World in the Mid-1950s

(Slavomír Michälek) ........................................................................................... 17

III. 1956: Symbols, Accents, Interpretations

(Réka Kiss) .......................................................................................................... 35

IV. Prague, Bratislava and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

(Árpád Popély).................................................................................................... 53

V. The Czechoslovak State Security and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

(László Bukovszky) ............................................................................................. 71

VI. Reaction of the Czechoslovak Army to the Uprising in Hungary

in the Autumn of 1956 (Jiri Bilek) ................................................................... 91

VII. The Missing Stories from the Rural Hungary in 1956

(Zsuzsanna Varga)............................................................................................. 107

VIII. Forgotten Life Stories from South Slovakia in 1956-1957

(Štefan Gaučík) ................................................................................................. 119

IX. Assessment of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in Komárno

and the Komárno District, with Particular Reference to Hungarians in Czechoslovakia (Ildikó Bajcsi).................................................................... 135

X. The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and Czechoslovakia.

Selected Bibliography (Árpád Popély)............................................................ 151

XI. Sources and Literature..................................................................................... 161

XII. Summary.......................................................................................................... 173

Authors

177