Bárány George

68-20865; DB1 A772

Vö. Adattár: B2:47-48

1848 előtt
Univ. Denver
Stephen Széchenyi and the awakening of Hungarian nationalism, 1791-1841, Princeton Univ. Press, 487 old. (Ism. Kosáry Domonkos, New Hungarian Quarterly, 1971, Summer, 169-175, The choice of Hercules) (Ism. The Library Journal Book Review, 1969, p. 228.) (Book Review Digest, 1970. jún.)
Sugar Peter F. + Lederer J. Ivo: Nationalism in Eastern Europe, Seattle, Wash., 1969, p. 465. (Ism. East European Quarterly, 1971. márc., 129-132), Vermes Gábor (fejezet M.országról)
Lásd: Csokonai
The interest of the United States in Central Europe, appaintment of the first american consul to Hungary (Papers of the Michigan Academy of science, art and letters, 47, 1962, p. 275-298)
Hungary, the uncompromissing compromise (Austrian Hist. Year Book) (The Nationality Problem in the Habsburg monarchy, vol.III., 1697, part.I., p. 234-259.)
- Publ. by Rice Univ., Houston, Tex. (In: R. R. Annex)
The awakening of Magyar nationalism before 1848 (Austrian Hist. Year Book, vol.II., p. 19-50, 1966,), Comments (Keith Hitchins, p. 50-52), Rice Univ., Houston, Texas, Bis reply: p. 52-54
The interest of the U.S. in Central Europe (Papers, Michigan Academy of Service, 1962, vol.47., 275-81)
Wilsonian Central Europe (Lanzing's contribution), The Historian, 1966, (vol.28.) p. 232
Magyar Jew or Jewish Magyar? (Jewish assimilation in Hungary), Canadian-American Slavic Studies, VII. I. Spring, 1974, pp. 1-44. (Ism. Hung. Studies News Letter, No.6, 1975 winter)