Berecz Mátyás - Bujdosné Pap Györgyi - Petercsák Tivadar (szerk.): Végvár és mentalitás a kora újkori Európában - Studia Agriensia 31. (Eger, 2015)

ZAY ORSOLYA: „Hátra van még a fekete leves”. Az egri vár oszmán-török fajansz-és kínaiporcelán-töredékei

ÉVA SZIRÁCSIK: István Koháry II Soldier and

Accumulator of Estates ........................................................................ 217

PÉTER BÁLLÁ: Gergely Bornemissza’s Son János and his Military

and Political Career

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ARIANNA POLGÁR: Some Observations on the 17th Century Frontier Regions of Vas County.

The Military Activities of Bemát Csányi (1630-1664) ................. 271

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ÁLMÁN MÉSZÁROS: “Either the liberation of

my homeland, or death”. István Rózsa Border Castle Warrior in the

Rákóczi Camp ....................................................................................... 289

CIESIELSKI, TOMASZ: Erődítmények Lengyelország

dél-keleti határain a 18. században .................................................... 309

PÉTER ILLIK: Everyday Life in Peacetime in the Light of a

1616 Damage Inventory ...................................................................... 323

ZOLTÁN IGOR KOMJÁTI: “So that we can also strike the dog’s snout again...”. Fülek Garrison Clashes with Turkish Troops during

the Period of István Koháry’s High Command (1667-1682)........... 335

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TVÁN SERES: The Role of Ajnácskő Castle at the Time of the Turkish Expulsion, with Special Reference to its Relationship with

Fülek Castle........................................................................................... 367

LAJOS NÉGYES!: Research into Early Modem Ottoman Battlefields

in Hungary............................................................................................. 391

EMESE VARGA: The Arrival and Spread of Smoking Among the

Border Castle soldiers .......................................................................... 399

ORSOLYA ZAY: “The worst is yet to come”. Ottoman-Turk Faience

and Chinese Porcelain Fragments at Eger Castle ............................ 417

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