Magyarország

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AP4 P27; AP4 W5; AP4 F692; AP4 Q2; AP4 W5; AP4 F69; AP4 L436; AP4 C88; AP4 P66; AP4 S7; AP2 A465; AP30 G2; AP4 L537; AP4 N8; AP4 I3; AP4 F7; AP4 D83; AP4 L4365; AP2 P9; DB449 J5; AP2 N6575; AP4 W36; DB449 N4; DB446 D3; DB449 R5; DB446 W4; AP4 F645; DB449 N42; DB449.2 B3; OE–14140; DB947 I34

Lásd:

• Hungary
• Kaiser (reports)
• Kádár János
• Brown, Malcolm cikke
• Morgan, Dan 1972
• Broder (Warth. Post.) 1974
• Townley, Fullam
• Patric, John
• Jacobi, E. P.
• Hildebrand
• Moldvay, Albert
• Szentkirályi
• Rouček
• Platon AA
• Dicey
• Byrne
• Ludvigh Sámuel
• Magyarland
• Fougerosse, Atlas magazine

• Koenig H. + G.: Budapest and beyond. Travel, July, 1974 p. 32–74

1828

• On Hungary and the state of its agriculturists in 1828. By a Hungarian Proprietor. Translated from the French, for the Parterre (The Parterre, London, Effingham Wilson, Nov. 28, 1835, Vol. 3, p. 350–352.)

1829

• Gore, Mrs. Catherine Grace Frances: (1790–1864)
  • Hungarian Tales, 3 kötet, London, 1829, Saunders+Otley. (Jan. Westminster Revue, 1829, Jan., Vol. 10.. p. 101–116.)
• Gemälde von Ungarn, Perth, 1829, Hartleben (Jan. The Foreign Review, London, Vol. 5., 1830, p. 503–506.)

1831

• Lásd: Ludvigh Sámuel: Reise in Ungarn, in 1831

1832

• Gleig, G. R.: Germany, Bohemia and Hungary visited in 1832, 3 vols. (Ism. The Quarterly Review, London, vol. 65, 234–272.)

1835

• Quin, Michael J.: A steam-voyage down the Danube. With sketches of Hungary, Wallachia, Serbia and Turkey, etc., 2 vols, London, 1835. (Ism. The Quarterly Review, London, 1835 Sep., p. 469–505.)
• Quin, Michael J.: A steam-voyage down the Danube. With sketches of Hungary, Wallachia, Serbia and Turkey, etc., 2 vols, London, 1835, (Ism. Westminster Review, 1835 Oct. p. 471–493, Vol. 28.)
  • rossz bor 477, nyelv szépsége 497, Széchenyinél 497, Latin 492, angol inasok 476, Lánchíd 496

1837

• Aus dem Tagebuche eines in Großbritannien reisenden Ungarn. Perth, 1837. (Ism. Foreign Quarterly Review, vol. XX. oct. 1837, p. 179–187.)

1839

• Gleig, Rev. G. R.: Sketches of Hungary. (From Germany, Bohemia, Hungary.) The Literary World, London, 1839, march, 30, p. 12–14., vol. I.

1842

• Kohl J. G.
  • Reise in Ungarn, Dresden, 1842, 2 vols. (Ism. Foreign Quarterly Review, London, vol. 31, 1843 July, p. 282–284)

1847

• Simpson J. P.: Letters from the Danube. 2 kötet, London, 1847, Richard Bentley

1848

• Letters from the Danube. By the author of Gisella, London, 1848, Bentley (Ism. The Critic, London, 1848 Jan 15, p. 34–36.) esküvő, parlament, cigányok, gőzhajó ut

1849

• Hungary's independence, p. 197, 228 prostration 273, or Ireland 329 (The Plain Speaker, London, 1849.)

1850

• Stifter, Adalbert = Pictures of rural life in Austria and Hungary. Ford. Mary Norman, 3 vols. (Bentley ism. Spectator, vol. 23, 1850, Sep. 7., p. 859.)

1851

• Hungary, The description of the country. (The American Whig Review, 1851, aug. 127–p.138 vol. 14.)
• S. B.: Dottings on the Danube. Illustr. London News, 1851 Dec. 13 p. 219. (Haynau képpel)

1859

• Beniczky Irma: Puszta leben in Ungarn (Die Gartenlaube, Liepzig, 1859, p. 5, 40) kép 5.

1860

• Sketches from Hungary – (Saját levelezőnktől) The London Review, 1860 Sep. 29,
  • no 1. p. 301–2
  • no 2, p. 322–3
  • no 3, p. 347–8
  • no 4, p. 494–6, Nov. 24 (Szeged, Temesvár)
• Magyar Hungary, or Hungarian Hungary? The London Review, 1860 Dec. 1, p. 516–7

1861

• Austria and Hungary (The London Review, 1861 apr. 27, p. 469–70.)
• Hungary and The Times (London Review, 1861, may 11, p. 530–31.) (Együtt Ausztriával vagy külön?)
• Hungary's ultimatum (The London Review, 1861, p. 660) hiányzik Libr. Cong.

1862

• Ansted D. T. (Prof.): A short trip to Hungary and Transylvania in the spring of 1862. W. H. Allen, London, 1862 (Ism. The Quarterly Review, 1863, July–Oct, p. 1–112.) ("Delusion... to associate the Magyar element with civilization" – quoted from Paton: Danube and the Adriatic–) p.38) (Ism. The Critic, London, 1862 Aug., 48–49
• Paton, A. A.: Researches on the Danube and the Adriatic, London, 1862 (Ism. The Quarterly Review, London, 1863 July–Oct, p. 1–42.)
• (Ism. North British Reviews, Edinburgh, 1866, vol. 44 (p.51–))

1866

• (Kép) Ferenc József a magyar parlamentben (Illustrated London News, London, 1866 Jan 6. (1))
• (Kép) Ferenc József átmegy a kivilágított Lánchídon (Illustr. London News, 1866 Jan 13, p. 49)
• Patterson, Arthur J: The electoral laws in Hungary (Fortnightly Review, 1866, Vol. 5, p. 1–14.–)
• Patterson, Arthur J: Country life in Hungary before the elections. (Fortnightly Review, 1866, Vol. 5, p. 705–717.)
• Patterson, Arthur J: An election in Hungary (Fornightly Review, 1866 London vol. 6, p. 129–150)
• Patterson, Arthur J.
  • The Magyars: their country and institutions, 2 vols, London, Smith, Elder. (Ism. The Saturday Review, London, 1870 may 14, p. 645–6, Vol. 29,) (Most acute + interesting)
• Dicey, Edward: Glimpses of Magyarland. (Macmillan's Magazine, London, Vol. 13, p. 376–385) Kossuth reference) (Nov: 1865–apr. 1866)

1870

• Lásd: Byrne, Mrs. Pitt

1874

• Hull, Prof: Hungary and the lower Danube (Dublin University Magazine, 1874 March, Vol. 83. p. 257-265.)

1882

• Magyarland. Being the narrative of our travels the highlands and lowlands of Hungary. By a Fellow of the Carpathian Society. 2 vols, London, 1882, Sampson Low. (Ism. The Literary World, London, 1882 March 3, p. 132–134.) vol. 26

1888

• és az 1889-es Kiállítás Párisban (Public Opinion 1888 June 9. p. 196.) Tisza Kálmán fél a nemzet zászló megalázásától – fr. kormány magyarázatot kér)

1898

• The Soc. conditions of Hungary (amended[?] Brit consular report) Publ. Opin. 1898 March 10, 302.

1908

• Bovill, W. B. Forster. Hungary and the Hungarians, London, 1908, Methuen 374 p.

1910

• Mailáth Joseph Count. Hungary, her place in Europe, London, 1910. (From the Westminster Review.)

1911

• Walter Jerrold: The Danube, 1911, London, Methuen, p. 185-242 (Szegedi hajó képe, p. 230 alliterative poem in English 240.)

1922

• Minnigerode, Fitzhugh: The high hate of Hungary (H. is most openly mad and vengeful in a mad continent) n. 4. Tim. Magazine 1922, Nov. 12. p. 5.
• A diary in Eastern Europe (The Weekly Westminster Gazette, 1922 Sep., több folytatás)

1935

• Newman, Bernard: The blue Danube, London, 1935. Herbert Jankins p. 80–114, Képek

1938

• Dammert, Rudolph: Deutschland's Nachbarn im Südosten, Leipzig, 1938, p. 143–203
• (álnév) Rising T. and T.: Kingfisher abroad. London, 1938, Jonathan Cape, 141–231.

1944

• Weiss, Francis: Waltzing volcano, London, 1944, Hollis + Carter (Részben család történet, Széchenyi, Kossuth, etc.)

1947

• Hungarian state planning (Foreign Review, Delhi, India, 1947 June, p. 246–248)

1953

• Lásd: Sulzberger, C. L.

1955

• Newman, Bernard: Still flows the Danube, London, 1955, Herbert Jonkinus, p. 153–209.

1958

• Delaney Robert Finley. (Edit). This is Communist Hungary, Chichago, 1958, Regnery

1966

• Bahl, Franz: Die Donan Pannonia Verlag, Freilassing in Bayern, 1966 (Képek)

1968

• Marriner, John: Black Sea and the Blue River, London, 1968, R. Hart–Davis (198–226)

Közoktatás

(1949–1971)

• Searing, Marjory: Estimates of educational attainment of population and labor force in Hungary. (Irvernat'l[?] Population Report Series P–95 #71. (Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of Economic analysis)

(1970-es évek)

• Völgyes Iván: Hungary in the Seventies (The era of reform) Current History, May 1973, 216–9. (Bibl.)

1970

• Braham, Rudolph: Education in Hungarian People's Republic. (Office of Education, Instit. of International Studies, 1970.) Washington Govt. Printing

Vallásos élet

• Hungarians prefer religious over secular rites, (Christian Century, 1970 Sep. 9. p. 1058.)

• Haeger R. A.: What's going on now behind the Iron Curtain. U. S. News, 1970 Nov. 9., 86–8.
• Huszár K: Hungary's quiet revolution, Newsweek, 1970 aug 3
• Longworth, R.: Hungary (Atlantic, 1970 May, 22+)
• Hungary: quiet changes (T. Land) nation, 1970 Nov. 9., 464–5.
• Wechsberg Joseph: Hungary today. Saturday Review (1970 Nov. 28. 21–3+)
• Gati, C.: Hungary, the politics of reform. (Current History, 60, 1971 May, 290–4)

1971

• Gati, C.: Hungary, the politics of reform (Current History, 1971, May, p. 290–4.)
• McDowell B.: Hungary, changing a homeland of a tough, romantic people. (National Geograph. apr. 1971 p. 443–83)
• Taking the initiative in Hungary (Newsweek, 1971 apr. 5, p 36+)

1972

• Margueritte, Bernard: Hungary: Socialism of the possible (The Manchaster, England, Guardian, Dec. 9. 1972) p 14–15
• Ignotus Pál = Hungary, Praeger, 1972, 333 p. (Nations of the Modern World, sorozatban)
• Lásd: Kaiser, Robert G.

• Fischer, Lewis A + Urenm Philip E. The new Hungarian agriculture. 1974, 138 p. (Montreal and London McGill – Queens Univ. Press.)
• Ism. Hung. Studies Newsletter Spring, 1975, No 7, p. 1.
• UNESCO features, spec. number No. 670/71, 1974 Report from Hungary. (Paris, UNESCO 7 Placede Fontenoy. 75700 Paris, France.)
• Szabady Egon – Péter Józan: Hungary.(The Population Council, 1974 July. 12 pages)
• Ism: Hung. Studies Newsletter, No 6, Winter, 1975

Magyarország és a United Nations (Egyesült Nemzetek)

• Lásd: Radványi János, Eckhart Tibor

Magyarország az angol irodalomban.

Lásd: Fest Sándor

Magyarország és a német demokr. Köztársaság

• Lazar von Arpad Joseph.
  • Limits and Problems of Decompression in the German Democratic Republic and Hungary. The University of North Carolina No. T Chapel Hill, 1963. 403 p. (64–9443.)

Francia kapcsolatok (1934–35)

• Komjathy Anthony T.
  • Three Small Pivotal States in the Crucible: The Foreign Relations of Austria, Hungary and Yugoslavia with France, 1934–1935. Loyola University of Chichago, 1972. 217 p. (72–25100.)

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