Bősz Attila (szerk.): A Nagy Háború és következményei a Dél-Dunántúlon - Baranyai Történelmi Közlemények 7. A Baranya Megyei Levéltár évkönyve, 2016 (MNL BaML Pécs, 2020)
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Summary Italy, and France as well as on the front in Saloniki down to the opening of this front in September 1918 are discussed separately. This is followed by the discussion of the liberation of Serbia and the reinstitution of censorship. A further chapter treats the Serbian occupation of the southern territories of Hungary, with a special emphasis on the military and civlian censorship in the counties of Baranya, Somogy and Tolna. Data found in the documents of the Baranya County Archives of the National Archives of Hungary and the articles that appeared in the newspapers illuminate the working of censorship in practice. A chart contains the seals of censorship that were in use in the occupied parts of the three counties mentioned above and have come to be known in the last one hundred years, and classifies them according to the places they were used in as well as the inscriptions and forms of the seals. On the basis of the Serbian article used the appendix contains depictions of the seals of censorship going back to the different periods along with those of the ones of various types found on the letters, telegrams and court delivery books sent to and from the occupied territory over the demarcation line. This is where the order of the Serbian military commander of Temesvár (Timisora) concerning the co-operation of the different censorships can be found, too. This was translated by the author from Serbian. Zoltán Bognár A Contribution to the History of Siófok in 1919 In my study I make an effort to investigate the history of Siófok after the Great War. We have relatively scarce information on the events of the Soviet Republic. What we do know is that the directorate was led by Menyhért Szűcs. Besides his name we only know the names of some other members of the soviet of labourers. The settlement came into the focus of the events in summer 1919. First the Red Army, then the National Army settled in the area. Before the fall some of the leaders of the Red Army established links to the circles of Miklós Horthy, they were the ones to facilitate the transition. After the assignment of military districts Siófok became the centre of the second district. The best-known local case of the retaliations following the Soviet Republic was the execution of the 40 Communists of Siófok. The only of the victims who was from Siófok was Lajos Halász. Many have discussed the sad event but there are innumerable contradictions in the relations just as much in the discussions. After the consolidation of the political situation the new local leadership asked for the return of those interned from the community. The inhabitants were not carried away by the turmoil, after the settling of this the pre-war development of the region could continue. 284
