Magyar történelem

Innen: Amerikai Magyar Lexikon

Lásd: külön csoport kártya

Lásd:

Magyarország és a Balkán

  • Urbansky Andrew Bela.
    • Hungary, The Balkan and Byzantium During the Period of the Conmeni. New York University, 1964. 222 p. (65–6663.)

Magyar országgyűlés 450 éve

  • 1832–6
    • 1832–6 évi országgyűlésen alkotott Törvény cikkelyek, Presburg (Atheneum 1837. 4, p. 809–11.) 828+ 845+ (AP4 A7)

Mailáth, Johann graf

  • Geschichte der Magyaren. 5 kötet, Wien, 1828–31. (Ism. Foreign Quarterly Review, London, vol. XXIV, Oct. 1839, p. 26. 55.)

Magyarország és a pápaság (1198–1216)

  • Sweeney James Ross
    • Papal–Hungarian Relations During the Pontificate of Innocent III. 1198–1216. Cornell University, 1971. 333 p. (71–17136.)

1590–93

  • Bayerle Gustav – Ottoman diplomacy in Hungary. Letters from the Pashas of Buda, 1590–1593. (Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind., 1972, Vol. 101 of Publications, 204 p.)

1823–1848

  • Horváth, Michael: 25 Jahre aus der geschichte Ungarns, 1823–1848. Leipzig, 1867. (Ism. The Saturday Review, London, 1867 Oct. 19. p. 508–510.) (AP4 S3)

1831

  • Tertzky R K (AP4 P5)
    • Scenes from the peasant life of Hungary (The sorrows of 1831 – the cholera) The People's Journal 1848, July–Dec, p. 37–39.

Reformkor

  • Barany G.: Hoping against hope: the englihtened age in Hungary. bibl. ill's. (American Historical Review, 1971 Apr., p 319–57)

Henningsen, C. F.: The past and future of Hungary. Being facts, figures, and dates, illustritative of its past struggles and future prospects. London, T. C. Newby (Ism. Eclectic Review, London, 1854 Apr., p. 464–474.) AP4 E37

Godkin, Edwin Lawrence:The history of Hungary and the Magyars, from the earliest period to the close of the late war. London, John Cassell. (Ism. Eclectic Review, London, 1854 Apr. p. 464–474.)

Vasváry Ödön (A. M. Népszava 50 éves jub. Album, 1950.) p 39. 51.

1848 és Amerika

Kropf Lajos: Anglia és a magyar forradalom, I–II., Bpesti Szemle 1904, 331–332 szám.

1848–49

  • Alter, Wilhelm: (Wien) Die auswärtige Politik der ungarischen Revolution 1848–49. (Deutsche Rundschau, Berlin, 1911 Dec, 429–466, 1912 Jan 55–93, Feb 227–250, Mar. 382–408, Apr. 56–73. (AP30 D4)
  • Fejtő Ferenc (editor): The opening of an kra[?]: 1848. Introd. by A. J. P. Taylor. Universal Library, 1973: Lásd Fejtő Ferenc)
  • Tait's Edinburgh Magazine 1848, Vol. 15. Hung. revolution p. 457. 8, July 732
  • Czetz Johann: Bem's Feldzug in Siebenbürgen in den Jahren 1848 und 1849. Hamburg, 1850 (Ism. British Quarterly Review, vol. 13, 1851, Feb., 5–51.) (AP4 B8)
  • Sok magyar adat: The Spectator, London, 1849 vol. 22 (Austria alatt)
  • Nagy gyűlés a London Tavern–ben. Jelen: Dudley Stuart, Lord Russell, Cobden; Vol. 22, July 28, 1849. p. 698–99. (Cobden nagy beszéde) p. 722, 814 (AP4 S7)
  • Kossuth
    • Batthyány Kázmérhoz 1849 aug. 11., Arad (Amer. Quarterly Register) Vol. 3, p. 302. (AP2 S92)
    • Kossuth Bem–hez, Drenkova, aug. 14, 1849, (p. 303, vol. 3, American Quarterly Register) (AP2 S92)
  • Görgey Klapkához. Nagyvárad, 1849 aug. 16 (American Quarterly Register, vol. 3, p. 304.) (AP2 S92)
  • Pataky K. M.: Bem in Siebenbürgen. 1848–49, Leipzig, 1850. (Ism. British Quarterly Review, feb. 1–1851, vol. 13, 5–51.) (AP4 B8)
  • Kossuth levele
    • Szeged, 1849 Jul. 26. (Americal Quarterly Register, vol. 3, p.32) (AP2 S92)
  • Czár ukáza a magyar invázió előtt 1849 ápr. 26. ("Ha Isten velünk...") (American Quarterly Register. vol. 3, p. 293–4.) (AP2 S92)
  • Teleki László: Manifesztum a francia néphez (Tocqueville utjan) 1849. (American Quarterly Register, vol. 3, 287–9.)(AP2 S92)
  • Revue des Deux Mondes. June 15, 1849 és Jan 1. 1850. Cikkei (Ism. British Quarterly Review, vol. 11–1850, 230–265.) (AP4 B8)
  • The rebellion of the Slavonic, Wallachian and German Hungarians against the Magyars. (North Amer. Review, Jan., 1851, 205–248.) Schlesinger, Pulszky, Corvinus, Turnbull, Mailáth János, Adlerstein, Dunder, Hauer, stb. munkának ismertetése. (North American Review, 1850 Jan.) vol. 72. (AP2 N7)
  • Baxter, Edward
    • Impressions of Central and Southern Europe, 1850 (Ism. Quarterly Review, London, No 72, 1850 March, pp. 493–526) (AP4 Q2)
  • The Hungarian War (Tait's Magazine, Edinburgh, 1850 aug., vol. 19., p. 510–516) (AP4 T2)
  • The year of reaction (Blackwoods Magazine, Edinburgh, 1850 Jan. (1–14) vol. 67. Ugyanott, 1849 Nov., p. 588–606, vol. 66. Ugyanott 1849 p. 614, 697., vol. 65 (AP4 B6)
  • The London Times 1849 (AP4 B8)
  • Palmerston ab. Hungarian affairs, Parliament, 1849 (Ism. British Quarterly Review, London, 1850 Feb., p. 230–265., vol. 11.) (AP4 B8)
  • Paget, John: Hungary + Transylvania 1839
  • Teleki L: The case of Hungary, 1849
  • Parallels (J. Toulmin Smith) 1849
  • Austria (Edw. P. Thompson) 1849 (Ism. British Quarterly Review, London, 1849 Nov., p. 548–567.) vol. 10.
  • Scenes of the Civil War in Hungary in 1848–1849, by an officer in the army of the Ban of Croatia, London, 1850, Shoberl. (Ism. The Critic, London, 1850 feb. 1., p. 73–74) (AP4 C88)
  • Scenes of the Civil War in Hungary in 1848–1849; personal adventures of an Austrian officer in the army of the Ban of Croatia, 1850, Shoberl (New Monthly Magazine, London, 1850 feb., vol. 88., p.269–272) (AP4 N5)
  • Scenes of the Civil War in Hungary, in 1848–1849, Shoberl (The Literary Gazette, London, 1850 Jan. 12, p. 27–28, 45–46) (AP4 L42)
  • Southern Literary Messenger, 1850, vol. 16. (AP2 S82)
  • Sketches of the Hungarian emigration into Turkey. By a Honved. London, 1853, Chapman and Hall. (Ism. The Northern Tribune, Newcastle on Tyne, Vol. 1–2, 1854–5, p. 23–24.) ( Bem at Temesvár Gen. Guyon) (AP4 N852)
  • Cowell, Benjamin: The Hungarian exiles (The Milwaukee Churchman, 1900, 220 p.)
  • Hungarian military sketches (Schlacht felderblüthen aus Ungarn. Novellen nach wahren Kriegs–Scenen. Liepzig und Pesth, 1850, London, Williams and Norgate) Ism. Blackwoods Magazine, vol. 69, Jan, 1851, p. 89–106) (AP4 B6)
  • Eye witness
    • Adventures and anecdotes of the South Army of the Emperor of Austria, during the late Hungarian Campaign. London, Bentley. (Ism. The Literary Gazette, London, 1850, p. 499.) (AP4 L42)
  • Adventures and anecdotes of the South Army of the Emperor of Austria, during the late Hungarian campaign. Edited by J. W. Warre Tyndale, Bentley (Ism. The Critic, London, 1850 Sep. 2. p. 419–421.) (AP4 C88)
  • Adventures and anecdotes (Bentley) (Ism. The Spectator, London, 1850, Vol. 23, July 13. p. 666–67.)
  • Spencer, Edmund
    • Travels in European Turkey in 1850 – 2 vols, Colburn (The Leader, London, 1851. Dec. 6, p. II. 63.) Long excerpt (also Nov. 22, p. 1115–6) (AP4 S3)
  • Schlesinger Max: The war in Hungary, 2 vols, Bentley (Ism. The Spectator, 1850, July 27, p. 711–12, Vol. 23, London.)
  • Schlesinger Max I–II. (Ism. Athenenum, London, 1850, p. 781.) (AP4 A8)
  • Schlesinger Max
    • The war in Hungary 1848–49. Translated by J. E. Taylor, notes and introduction by F. Pulszky, 2 vols, Bentley. (Ism. The Critic, London, 1850 Sep. 2. p. 419–421.) (AP4 C88)
  • Schlesinger Max: The war in Hungary. (Ism. The Literary Gazette, 1850 p. 498–9.) (AP4 L42)
  • Prohazka, Baron
    • Revelations of Hungary; or, Leaves from the diary of an austrian officer, 1851, Shoberl (The Literary Gazette, London, 1851, p. 112–3)
  • Nagy–Enyed
    • The sack of Nagy Enyed (New Monthly Magazine, London, 1851, vol. 92, May, p. 97–102) (a nagyenyedi mészárlás) (AP4 N5)
  • Philo–Magyar: History of the Hungarian war (Fraser's Magazine, London, 1851 Nov–1852–Julius, 9 chapters, 9 fejezet.)
  • Pridham: Kossuth and Magyarland (Ism. Atheneum, 1851, p. 1249)
  • Kossuth: Pridham, Charles: K. and Magyar Land; or, personal adventures during the war in Hungary. (Ism. Littell's Living Age, Boston No 398, Jan 3, 1852, 33–35.)
  • Correspondence relative to the affairs of Hungary, 1847, 1849. Presented to both Houses of Parliament, aig. 15–1850. Ism. (British Quarterly Review, vol. 14, 1851, 544–580.)
  • Correspondence respecting the Refugees from Hungary within the Turkish Dominions. Presented to both Houses of Parliament, Feb. 28, 1851. (Ism. British Quarterly Review, vol. 14, 1851., 544–580.) (AP4 B8)
  • Effects of the interference of Russia in Hungary (Blackwoods Magazine, Edinburgh, 1852 feb. (250–252). vol. 71. (AP4 B6)
  • Andics: Die Habsburger und die Frage der Zarenhilfe gegen die Revolution. (Vom münchengrätzer abkommen leis zum Mai, 1849.) Jn: Edudes Historiques, Bpest, 1966, Akadémia, p. 7–58.) (DB903 E8)
  • Neigebaur
    • Südslavische Wanderungen im Sommer 1850, 2 kötet. Liepzig, 1851, (Ism. Blackwoods Magazine, Edinburgh, vol. 73, 1852. p 311–28) (Magyar kegyetlenkedés Kula és Szenttamásnál, Perczel Mór katonái) (AP4 B6)
  • A succesful despotism. Living Age, 1852, vol. 32, p. 280–283 (From The Examiner Dec. 27–1851.) (AP2 L65)
  • Prince Felix Schwarzenberg and austrian diplomacy (Tait's Magazine, Edinburgh, 1852, vol. 19, p. 334–336) (AP4 T2)
  • Seward, Wm. H.
    • Speech of Wm. H. Seward against the armed intervention of Russia in the Hungarian revolution. (Senate, March. 1852) Washington, 1852, 28 p. (DB938 S3)
  • The Blue Book on Hungary, and our ministries abroad (Tait's Magazine, Edinburgh, 1852, Vol. 19, p. 37–41.) (AP4–T2)
  • The Hungarian Revolution (from the Edinburgh Review) Graham's Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa. Vol. 42, 1853, p. 456–470 (AP2 G73)
  • Wenkstern, Otto: History of the war in Hungary, 1848–49. London, 1859, John W. Walker, 335 p. (DB935 W47)
  • Klapka György: Memoirs of the war of Independence in Hungary. Transleted from the original manuscript by Otto Wenckstern, 2 vols., London, 1850, Gilpin. (Ism. The Critic, London, 1850 June 15, p. 296–7.) vol. 2: Sept. 14. p. 440–41. (AP4 C88)
  • Hungary, its history and revolutions, with a memoir of Kossuth, Boston, 1876, Little.
  • Duka, Theodor: Kossuth and Görgei. Recollections of a stormy period. Herbord, 1898, Austin, 96 p.
  • Walter, Friedrich: Magyarische Rebellenbriefe 1848 München, 1964, Oedenbourg, 161 p. (DB935 W3)
  • Lásd: Damburghy – Hamburger
  • Deme László: The Radical Left in the Hungarian Revolution of 1848. (Columbia Univ, 1969, N. Y., 343 p.) 72–19052
  • Anglia és a magyar száműzöttek (Blackwoods Magazine 1850, Sep. p. 329–33) (AP4–B6)
  • Kossuth Palmerstonhoz. Widdin, Sep. 20, 1849 (American Quarterly Register. vol. 3. p. 600.) (AP2 S92)
  • K. és Palmerston, Webster (U.S. Magazine and Democratic Review, vol. 30–1852, 89–92.) (AP2 216)
  • Ujházy Lászlóné: Az 1848-i m. forradalom a korabeli angol sajtó tükrében. Filológiai Közlöny II. 1–2 szám.
  • Lüders, orosz tábornok: arckép és cikk, The Illustrated London News, 1854 feb. 11. p. 117–8 (AP4 I3)
  • Rüdiger, orosz tábornok: arckép és cikk, Illustrated London News 1854 feb. 11–p.117–8
  • Dublin Review. 1849 June p. 508–581. (osztrák barát) 2nd set (AP4 D8)
  • Handlery George de Poor.
  • Clark T. G.
    • Hungary and the Hungarian struggle, Edinburgh, 1850, Hogg. (Ism. The Literary Gazette, 1850. p. 359.) (M. országon 1847–49.) (AP4 L42)
  • The Rambler (Catholic) London (M. orsz. események, Sep. oct, 1848, Vol. 3, Nov., p. 233–4.) 1848 Dec., p. 309. 1849 Jan. p. 390. Haynau p. 619
  • Társadalmi egyenlőség 1848-ban)
  • The Wrongs of Hungary (Eclectic Magazine, 1849 Nov., Vol. 18, 425–428.) A London Hungarian Commitee közleménye. (AP2 E2)
  • Wenckstern, Ottó: History of the Hungarian War. 1848–49. (J.W. Parker) Ism. British Quarterly Review, London, 1860, Vol. 32, July, p. 238–9. (AP4 B8)
  • Maccabe: A true account of the Hungarian Revolution by an American Democrat. (Richardson) 28 statements, p. 135–38. (Rövid ism. The Rambler, Catholic Review, London, Vol. 8, 1851, p. 327.) Katholikus (we recommend)
  • Horvát Jenő (DB939 R9H67)
    • origins of the Crimean war/Documents ab. the Russian intervention in Hungary 1848–49. Reprinted from the South Eastern affairs, Anglo-Hungarian Documents, 1841–1850, no. 5 357 to 1522 (Bpest, 1937, 296 p.)
    • (Documents from British Foreign Office, Wien Staatsarchiv, Országos Levéltár, National Museum's manuscript division.)
    • Lásd: Deme Laszló
  • 1848 Junius
  • 1848 Karácsony
  • Curti, Merle E.: Austria and the United States (Smith College Studies in History, 1848–1852, II., no. 3 (1925–6) p. 139–206
  • Curti, Merle E.: The Impact of the Revolutions of 1848 on American thought. (Amer. Philosophical Society, no.93, 1949, p. 209–215, Philadelphia)

1849

  • Bowen[Boyen] F.: War of the races in Hungary, in 1849 (North American Review 70: 78, 72: 205) (Poole's Index)
  • Putnam, M. L. Mrs. = Christian Examiner, 48:44 (Poole's Index)
  • Works on Hungary, Southern Literary Messenger 16:500, 17:505 (Poole's Index)
  • Magazine Colburn: Year in Hungary 17:442 (Poole's Index)
  • St. John, Percy B: General view of the revolutions in Europe. (Tait's Magazine, Edinburgh, 1848 July, Vol. 15, p. 451–460) (AP4 T2)
  • Thompson Edw. P., London, 1848, (Ism. Tait's Magazine, 1849, Jan vol.16, 128–30.) (AP4 T2)
  • Szudy Elemér: Anglo-Saxon public opinion and the Hungarian war of independence. (Danubian Review, 1937, March, p. 13–14.) (DB901 D3)
  • Grund, Francis: The Hungarian Struggle (The Waverley Magazine, Dec. 20, 1851, Boston, p. 380–381.) (From Sartain's Magazine.) (AP2 W3)
  • The Hungarian war (Tait's Magazine, Edinburgh, Vol. 16, 1849 July, p. 483–489.) Ugyanott, 1849, p. 601–606.) (AP4 T2)
  • The Times, London, 1849 (British Quarterly Review, Vol. 11, 1850, p. 230–265) (AP4 B8)
  • Thompson Edward P. = Austria, London, 1849. (Ism. British Quarterly Review, vol. 10–1849–p.548–567.)
  • Lord Palmerton's speech on Hungarian affairs, Session of 1849. (Ism. British Quarterly Review, vol. 11–1850, p. 230–265.) (AP4 B8)
  • Honved
    • Sketches of the Hungarian Emmigration into Turkey. By a Honved. London, Chapman–Hall, 99 vol. (Ism. Eclectic Review, London, 1853 Dec., p 761.) (touching record) (AP4 E37)

1848–50

  • Rock Kenneth Willett.
    • The Diplomacy of Felix Schwarzenberg and Nicholas in Mastering the Hungarian Insurrection, 1848–1850. A Study in Dynastic Power, Principles, and Politics in Revolutionary Times. Stanford University, 1969, 407 p. (69–14011.)

1849–1867

  • Krammar Zoltan.
    • The Road to Compromise, 1849–1867: A Study to Habsburg–Hungarian Constitunional Struggle in its Terminal Phase. The University of Nebraska, 1966. 248 p. (67–4069.)

1850

  • Hungary and the Hungarians (Eclectic Magazine, N. Y., 1850. Jan., 43–49, Vol. 22.) (from the English Review.) (AP2 E2)
  • M. vezetők családjai (The Household narrative – Dickens –) Vol. I. 1850 Jan, p. 21. (AP4 H89)
  • Clark, T. G.: Hungary and the Hungarian Struggle. (Groombridge+Sons) (The Rambler, Catholic Monthly, London, Vol. VI., July 1850, p. 82) (2yrs in Hungary–apology for the magyars) (Ap4 R2)

1851

  • Magyar menekültek Törökországban
    • Die Ungarische Flüchtlinge in Turkei. Leipzig 1851, F. L. Herbig. (Ism. The Critic, London, 1851 Dec. 15, p. 604–5.) (Főleg Bem-ről.) (AP4 C88)
  • Magyar menekültek Angliában
  • Fall of Hungary (E. T. Farris festménye, Sartain etching.) (Eclecti Magazine, N. Y. 1851 June, vol. 23) (AP2 E2)
  • Magyar ujév 1851

Magyar arisztokrácia és Ferenc József (1851–61)

1852

  • Hungary in 1850. (From Spencer's Travels.) In National Anti–Slavery Standard, N. Y. 1852 feb. 26. p. 160, (ol. 3–4.)
  • A skót misszionáriusok kiutasítása

1853

  • Political executions at Perth (Inbál, hudrásty, Nosslopy[?], Sárközé) The Examiner, London, 1853 March 12, p. 167 (AP4 E9)

1854

  • Hungary and the Eastern Question (Editorial in The Examiner, London, 1854 march 18, p. 161.) (AP4 E9)
  • English Traveller
    • Letter to the Editor, about conditions in Hungary (Examiner, 1854 June 24. p. 393.) London

1856

  • Helyzetkép M. országról (The Examiner, 1856 aug. 16. p. 520, vol. 1.) (A magyar zászlóból törölték a vörös színt.)
  • Lásd: Chassin, Paris, 1856

1857

  • Ferenc József M. országon, The Spectator, 1857, (7 cikk) a magyarok követelései, p. 1184, Nov. 14. (AP4 S7)
  • Ferenc József m. országi utja. F. J. levele Albrecht főherceghez, Sep. 9, 1857. ("My benevolent intentions for the benefit pf the country+inhabitants") (Examiner, London, 1857, Sep. 19, p. 593.) (AP4 E9)
  • The Press, London, 1857 May 9, p. 458 (Ferenc József és Erzsébet budai látogatása) Levél Bécsből (AP4 P83)

1859

  • Zur Ungarischen Frage, by a Hungarian Patriot, Leipzig, 1859, Steinacker.

1860

  • Die Lebensfrage Österreichs (Lehetséges-e a megegyezés A. és M. ország között?) Brunswick, Westermann, 1860.

1861

  • Fraser's Magazine, London 1861, Vol. 63, p. 400, 528, 656, 789. Vol. 64, 1861. p. 517–524 (AP4 F8)
  • Az esztergomi (Gran) konferencia. Fraser's Magazine, 1861 Jan., Vol. 63, London, p. 131 (AP4 F8)
  • Austria and her position with regard to Hungary. London, 1861
  • The rights of Hungary, London, Thimm, Lucerne, Straube. (Atheneum, London, 1861 apr. 20. p. 528, ism.) (very able+clear) (AP4 A8)
  • The addresses of the Hungarian Diet, to the Emperor of Austria, with the imperial rescript and other documents. Translated for presentation to members of both houses of the British Parliament. By J. Horne Payne. 1862, Bell+Daldy, 104 p. (The Critic, London, 1812 Oct, p. 119.) (AP4 C88)
  • The Hungarian Address (The London Review, 1861 July 13. p. 35–36)
  • Lásd: Deák reform (AP4 L537)
  • Martial law in Hungary (The London Review, 1861 Nov. 16, p. 608–9.) (AP4 L537)
  • Smith, Taulmin
    • Illustrations of the political and diplomatic relations of the independent Kingdom of Hungary and of the interest that Europe has in the Austrian Alliance (W. Jeffs.)
  • Hungarians and Magyars (The London Review, 1861. oct. 12. p. 448–) (AP4 L537)

1862

  • Hungary (The London Review, 1862 march 8, p. 226–7.) (AP4 L537)
  • Price, Bonamy: Austria and Hungary, (Fraser's Magazine, London, Vol. 65, 1862 March, 384–402.) (AP4 F8)
  • A. C. S.: Hungary (Fraser's Magazine, London, Vol. 65, 1862, June. p. 698–714.) (AP4 F8)

1865

  • Austria and Hungary (The London Review, 1865 Sep. 30, p. 347–8.)

1866

  • M. országgyűlés megnyitása. Kép, 1866, Illustr. London News, Jan 6. p. 1.
  • Orsz.gyűlés ideiglenes otthona, Kép, U. o. p. 4.
  • Császár a Lánchídon, u. jan 13. p. 49 (AP4 I3)
  • Magyar politikai élet (The Saturday Review, London, vol. 22, 1866, p. 607, 640, 673, 704) (AP4 S3)
  • Austria–(London Review, 1866 Nov. 3, p. 478–9.) ("the ruler of an empire becomes subject of pity...") (AP4 L537)
  • Hungary (The Saturday Review, Dec. 1–1866, p. 655–6, vol. 22.)
  • Hungary (U. o. Dec. 15, p. 723–4.) (AP4 S3)
  • Hungary (The London Review, 1866 Dec. 1, p. 591–2.) (AP L537)
  • Hungary, vezércikk, The Examiner, London, 1866 Dec. 8. p. 770.
  • The nationality question in Austria. U. o. Dec. 29, p. 819. (AP4 E9)

1866–1914

  • Bridge, F. R.: From Sadowa to Sarajevo. The foreign policy of Austria–Hungary, 1866–1914, Boston, 1972, Routledge, 480 p. $20 (Ism. Amer. Hist. Review, June, 1973, 713–4, "Study of considerable value")

1867

  • Austria and Hungary (The Saturday Review, London, vol. 23, 1867, p. 17, 231.)
  • Hungary (U. o. 338)
  • Coronation (U. o. 740) (AP4 S3)
  • Austria (London Review, 1867 March 28, p. 295, vol. 16.) (AP4 L537)
  • Austria and Hungary (London Review(London Review, 1867 oct. 5. p. 367–8.) (AP4 L537)

1867–8

  • Austria and Hungary (The Saturday Review London, 1867 Sep. 7. p. 304–5.) vol. 24
  • Austria–Hungary (U. o. 1868, vol. 25, Jan. 11, p. 33–34.)
  • The Austrian Red Book (U. o. 1868, feb. 8. vol. 25, p. 159–160) (AP4 S3)

1867–1939

  • Janos Andrew C.
    • Hungary: 1867–1939. Study of Social Change and the Political Process. Princeton University, 1961. 384 p. (61–4792.)

1868

  • Hungary, new state in Europe. N. Y. Tim. 1868, Dec. 27 (4–5) Editorial
  • Austria as a liberal power (The Saturday Review, London, 1868, vol. 25, April 4, p. 446–448.) (AP4 S3)
  • Hungary and Francis Joseph (The Saturday Review, London, 1868 Dec. 19. p. 792–3)

1872

  • Hűtlenségi per, Pest, Ápril 1872
    • Vincze, E. S.: Der Pester Hochverstatsprozess (Acta Historica, Bpest, 1972, No 1–2, p. 75–117.) (Szocialisták vád alatt.) (Helfy Ignác védő) (DB901 M245)

1873

  • Deák párt széthullott. N. Y. Times vezércikk. 1873 July 14 (4–5)

1875

  • Kossuth veresége–Tisza párt győzött. N. Y. Times 1875 (March 25(7–5))

1876

  • Effects of Deák's death. N. Y. Times feb. 26, 1876 June 4 (6–6)
  • Magyars in Hungarian politics, N. Y. Times 1876 feb 26 (4–5)

1877

  • H. insurrection, N. Y. Tim, 1877 oct. 13 (4–2)

1880

  • Schulte, Friedrich
    • Bureaucracy and its operation in Germany and Austria–Hungary. (Contemporary Review, 1880 March, vol. 37, p. 432–458.) (M. ország: p. 441–42.) (AP4 C7)

1881

  • H. elections. N. Y. Times. 1881 June 26 (1–2), June 28 (1–5), June 29 (5–3)
  • Választás. N. Y. Tim. 1881 July 1 (1–4), July 3 (8–1), Nov. 20 (1–6)
  • Pragmatica Sanctio
    • Kossuth és a Pr. S. (Bpesti Szemle, 1881, L. Szám, vol 25, p. 242–257.)

1882

  • Freeman, Edward H.
    • The position of the Autrian power in South–Eastern Europe. (Contemporary Review, London, 1882 May, p. 727–748.) vol. 41.

1887–97

  • Danahar, David Charles: Austria–Hungary and the Triple Alliance System, 1887–1897. (Univ. of Massachusetts, 1970, 399 p.) 70–14166.

1890

  • egyházpolitikai harcok – vegyes házasság. Publ. Opinion, Washington 1891 Jan 17, p. 356 (AP2 P4)

1891

  • Blowitz, M.: Germany, France and General European Politics (Harper's Magazine, N. Y., 1890. Sep.) (Megjósolja, hogy a következő nagy európai háborut Ausztria fogja elindítani.) V. Ö. Adattárban (Habsburg Kötetek) Ferenc Ferdinánd

1894

  • The Hungarian marriage bill. (Condensed from Philadelphia Press Publ. Opin. 1894, Ledger) The new civil marriage law (New York Trib. article condensed Publ. Opin. 1895 oct. 24, 525)
  • 1894, p. 483–489, Vol. 16 p. 601–6

1896 – Millenium

  • Scenes and types at Budapest. Illustr. American, 1896 Sep. 19, N. Y., p. 398 H Kép (AP2 I25)

1897–1914

  • Gebhard Jr. Louis A.
    • The Development of Austro-Hungarian Navy 1897–1914: A Study in the Operation of Dualism. Rutgers the State University, 1965. 328 p. (66–1165.)

1898

  • N. E. Prorok: Breaking up of the Austrian Empire (Contemporary Review, 1898, vol. 73, p. 153–173) (AP4 C7)

1903

  • Lásd: Bánffy, Kossuth Ferenc

1905

  • Lásd: Apponyi Albert
  • Kossuth Ferenc = Hungarian Crisis (Living Age 1905 oct 28, 221–7)
  • Independent 1905 Nov 9, 1089–92
  • Hegedűs Sándor
    • Leaders in the Austro-Hungarian Crisis, World Today 1905 Dec. 1298–301.
  • Apponyi Albert: Truth about Hungary. Independent, 1905, Jul. 20, 126–28.

1905–6

  • Paine, Wilmer.
    • Hungarian Constitutional Crisis of 1905–1906: The Fejervary Government and the Last Chance of Reform. University of Washington, 1972. 352 p. (72–28646.)

1906–1914 (Magyar diplomaták a monarchiában)

  • Treichel James Allan.
    • Magyars at the Ballplatz: A Study of the Hungarians in the Austro-Hungarian Diplomatic Service, 1906–1914. Georgetown University, 1972. 363 p. (72–16042.)

1914

  • Lásd: Deák, I., Kosáry D., Horváth, E.
  • Bridge F. R.: The British Declaration of war on Austria-Hungary in 1914. – (The Slavonic + East European Review, 1969. (401–422))
  • Hanak H.: Government, Foreign Office and Austria-Hungary, 1914–1918 (Slav. + E. Eur. Review, 1969 – 161 – 198, 2)

1918

  • Urbach, Peter: Der Urnsturz in Bpest 1918. (Thesis, Univ. of Wien, 1968.)
  • Pastor Peter.
    • The Hungarian Revolution of 1918 and the Allies: A Study of International Relations. New York University, 1969. 293 p. (70–16092.)

1918–21

1919

  • Eckelt, Frank: The Rise and Fall of the Bela Kun Regime in 1919. (New York University, 1965, 405 p.) 66–5656.
  • McKenna Lambert: The Bolshevik Revolution in Hungary, (Studies, Dublin, 1922 p. 541–558, könyvismertetések)
  • Szélpál Árpád: Les 133 jours de Bela Kun, Paris, 1960, Fayard.
  • Magyar Kommunizmus – Völgyes iván
    • Communism Comes to Hungary: An Examination of Some Causes Leading to the Establishment of the Hungarian Soviet Republic. The American University, 1968. 395 p. (68–14576.)
  • Magyar Tanácsköztársaság
    • Völgyes Iván: The Hung. Soviet Republic, 1919. (Evaluation + Bibliography) Hoover Institute Press, Stanford Univ., Calif, 90p. (Z2148 A5V63)
  • Clerk misszió
    • Ránki György = A Clerk misszió történetéhez (Történelmi Szemle, 1967, No 2, 156–187) 6259

1919–1920–1921

  • A fenti évek magyar vonatkozású amerikai cikkeinek teljes indexét lásd: V. Ö. Adattár "Index" alatt

1920

  • Hungary's crisis and the boycott. Living Age Vol. 306, 1920 Aug. 28, 522–5.

1921

  • Gregory T. T. C.: Overthrowing a red regime. (World's Work, 1921, June, 153–64. Vol. 62.)

1935–44

  • Klein Bernard.
    • Hungarian Politics from Bethlen to Gömbös: The Decline of Liberal Conservatism and the Rise of Right–Radicalism. Columbia University, 1962. 269 p. (65–7505.)
  • Gati, Charles George: The Populist Current in Hungarian Politics. 1935–1944. (Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. 1965) 292 p. 65–10824.

1937–38

  • Sakmyster Thomas.
    • Hungary and the Coming of the European Crisis, 1937–1938. Indiana University, 1971. 272 p. (71–25353.)

1938

  • Az 1938-as visszacsatolás "első" napjai. A csallóközi honfoglalás (Dallos Sándor) Napkelet, 1938 II. 362–372 (a határátlépés Medvefalunál) (PH3001 N3)

1941–44

  • Lásd: Fenyő, Mario
  • Karfunkel Thomas
    • A Critical Evaluation of Hungarian Governemtnal Policies. 1941–1944: The Role and Policies of Horthy with Regard to German Pressures on the Hungarian Regime. New York University, 1968. 384 p. (70–7407.)
  • Fenyo, Mario Denis: Horthy, Hitler and Hungary. A contribution to the study of German–Hungarians Relations from June 1941 to the Fall of the Horthy Regime in Oct, 1944. (The American Univ., Washington, D. C., 1969, 358 p.) 69–14173
  • Juhász Gyula: M. ország hadba lépése Nagy Britannia és az Am. Egy. Államok ellen. (Tört. Szemle, 1965, No 1, 61–87.) 6551

1944–1946

  • McCagg Jr. William Ogden.
    • Communism and Hungary, 1944–1946. Columbia University, 1965. 435 p. (66–1689.)

1945

  • Hungary's way to democracy (Danubian Review, N. Y. 1945 feb. p. 7–9.) (DB441 D35)

1946

  • National oppression in the Habsburg empire (Danubian Review, N. Y., 1946 Jan–March, p. 16–17.) (DB441 D35)

1944–54

Hámory Paul Andrew.

  • Soviet Influences on the Establishment and the Character of the Hungarian People's Republic (1944–1954). The University of Michigan, 1964. 329 p. (65–5906.)

1948

1953

  • Mérlaky László (Valódi neve: Dósa László, Washington), 1953: Változások éve (Új Magyar Út, Washington, 1954 Jan–Feb, 56–58.)
  • Lásd: [[[Fodor Károly]]]

1954

  • Shepherd, Gordon: Russia's Danubian Empire, London, 1954, Heimann (DB446 S55)

Hungary before 1956

  • Ranstead, D. D.
    • On reading old journals (Hungary in the English press before the revolt.) East Europe 1962 Oct., (12–17)
    • Ujházy Lászlóné: Az 1848-as m. forradalom és szabadsághac a korabeli angol sajtó tükrében. Filológiai Közlöny, II. év, 1–2 szám.

1956

  • Forradalom
    • Anatomy of revolution: A condensation of the United Nations Report on the Hungarian uprising (Public Affairs Press, 1957, Washington, D. C.) 65 oldal.
  • Bibliography of the Revolution 1956 (Lásd: Aczél T.: Ten reusable chronology 1953–65) (Lásd: Béky–Halász (bibliogr. 1956); Bogarth, Alla; Csicsey–Rónay; Mészáros J.; Raustead; Vissi; Zinner; Sztáray Z.)
  • Hungarian revolution of October, 1956; Second Seminar June 6–1958. (Columbia University, New York, Men's faculty club, 1958 (90–100)
  • Bain, L. B. (félmagyar)
    • How we failed in Hungary (Reporter N. Y., 1957 Jan., vol. 34.)
    • Aftermath in Hungary (Reporter, N. Y., 1957 March 21, Vol. 16.)
  • Berna, J. J.
    • India's U. N. vote on Hungary (America, N. Y., Dec. 22, 1956.) Vol. 96.
  • Borsody, István – Hamilton T. J.
    • The glory of Hungary and the shame of the West and East. (Freedom and Union, Washington, 1957 Jan., Vol. 12)
  • Deutscher, I.
    • October revolutions, new style (Reporter N. Y., 1956 Nov. 15, Vol. 15.)
  • Feder, Theo. D.: Ecclesiastical care of Hungarian Refugees: Jewish Refugees. (Integration, Augsburg, 1957, No 2, vol. 5.)
  • Auslander József verse: Memo to the Hungarian Patriots (Lásd: Kossuth kötetek "Angol versek" II.)
  • Galay N.
  • The lessons of the Hungarian uprising (Institute for the study of the USSR, Bulletin 4, München, 1957 Feb.)
  • Garthoff R. L.: The tragedy of Hungary. (Problems of Communism, Washington, 1957 Jan–Feb., Vol. 6.)
  • Hartmuth, Bernhard: Hungary's glimpse of freedom. (Sudeten Bulletin, München, 1957 oct, Vol. 5, No 10.)
  • Jasay A. E. (Jassay)
    • Two lessons from Hungary. The first rising against modern dictatorship: (Tablet, London, Jan 19, 1957., Vol. 209.)
  • Magyar ifjúság 1956-ban. Lásd: Jónás, Pál (Kártyák)
  • Kéthly Anna
    • Appeal to the United Nations (Internat. free trade union news, 1957 Jan., Vol. 12.)
  • Kertész, Stephen: A political solution of Hungary. (Current History, N. Y., 1957 July. Vol. 33.)
  • Magyar forradalom
    • Kéthly Anna: The meaning of 1956 – Hung. Quart, 1961, N. Y. – No. 1. (10–13)
    • Dadd, Thomas J: same
  • King. A.
    • The heroic tragedy of Hungary (World Dominion, London, 1957 Jan., Vol. 35.)
  • Kővágó József
    • The Hungarian fight for freedom. What the nation expected from the United Nations. (Vital speeches of the day, N. Y., 1957, March 1., Vol. 23.)
  • Kurov, A: Hungarian refugees in the "free world". (New Times, Moszkva, 1957, Apr. 25, No 17.)
  • Lachmann K. S. – Painton F. C.
    • How youth of Hungary fought off Russia's army. (U. S. News World Report, Washington, Nov. 9. 1956, Vol. 41.)
  • Loeber. D. A.: Hungary and the Soviet definition of aggression. (Internationaless Recht und Diplomatie, 1957, No 1.)
  • Löwenthal R.: Hungary – were we helpless? (New Republic, N. Y., 1956 nov. 26, Vol. 135.)
  • Marcu J. A.: The lessons of Hungary (Vital speeches of the day, 1957 feb. 1.) Vol. 23.
  • Meier, V.: The revolt in Hungary (Swiss Review of world affairs, Zürich, 1956 Dec., Vol. 6.)
  • Montagu I. Hungary, Cold war heritage (Labour Monthly, 1956 Dec., Vol. 35.)
  • Barber, Noel: Seven days of freedom. (The Hungarian uprising) New York, 1974, Stein + Day.
  • Munro L. K.: Hungary and Suez. Problems in world order. (Record of the Assoc. of the bar of the City of N. Y., 1957 Jan, Vol. 12.)
  • Murphy: U. S. views of problems of Hungary and the Middle East. (Dept. of State Bulletin, Washington Dec. 10, 1956, Vol. 35.)
  • Myers. D. P.: Hungary and the United Nations. (World Affairs, Washington, 1957. Spring., Vol. 120.)
  • Nagy Imre
    • My beliefs. A dissertation addressed to the Central Committee of the Hungarian Communist Party. (East Europe, N. Y. 1957 July, Vol. 6. No 7.)
  • Nehru, J. (felesége magyar nő.) Hungary and Egypt (Vital speeches of the day, 1956, N. Y., Dec. 15, Vol. 23.)
  • 1956 (United Nations)
    • Lásd: Olgyay George
  • Philips Price M.: Hungary and the Middle East. (Contemporary Review, London, 1956 Dec.)
  • Renton, B.: The Hungarian Revolution (New Statesman and Nation, London, 1956 Nov. 12., Vol. 52.)
  • Revai, A: A crisis for communism. (an assessment of the Hungarian Revolution, Listener N. Y., 1957 Jan., Vol. 57.)
  • Szabo, Z.: Hungary's single will (Spectator, London, Nov. 1956)
  • Taylor, E.: The Lessons of Hungary (Reporter, Dec. 27, 1956, Vol. 15.)
  • Wierer, Rudolf: Lessons of Hungary's revolt. (Sudeten Bulletin, München, 1957 May, Vol. 5, No 5.)
  • Reparation and treatment of refugees from Hungary (United Nations Review, N. Y. 1957 March, Vol. 3, No. 9.)
  • New action on Hungary. Special investigation Committee set up by general assembly. (United Nations, N. Y., Review, 1957 febr., Vol. 3.)
  • United Nations Unit hears case for free Hungary (Internat. free trade union news, 1957 March, Vol. 12.)
  • Hungary's sacrifice (Swiss Review of world affairs Zürich, 1957 Jan., vol. 6.)
  • Hungary and the Middle East (Pax et Libertas, Dec. 1956, Vol. 22.)
  • Preliminary findings of Hungary Committee. (United Nations Review, N. Y., 1957 apr., Vol. 3.)
  • Hungary after the first 6 months (East Europe, 1957 July, Vol. 6.
  • Soviet–Hungarian negotiations (New Times, Moszkva, 1957 apr. 4, Suppl. 14.)
  • Menekültek pikerei US-ben. (N. Y. Times oct 20, 18:4) (Lásd: Foote, T.)
  • A war waged by the Soviet army. United Nations Report how Russia crushed the Hungarian Revolt. (U. S. News and World Report, 1957 Jun. 28)
  • Verdict on Hungary (National Review, 1957 Jul. 6, (Vol. 4.9))
  • The Hungarian economy in the spring of 1957. (Economic Bulletin for Europe, Geneva, 1957 May, No. 1.)
  • Palóczi Horváth, George
    • Some effects of the Hungarian revolution in China. (The Review, Bruxelles, 1961, No. 4.)

1956–58

  • First aid for Hungary ( Eckhardt T., Eisenhower, Herbert Hoover Jr., Richard Nixon)
  • Stanford University, Calif., Hoover Institution on war birtokában

1956–63, Magyaroszág és a Szovjet

  • Radvanyi Janos.
    • The problem of Hungary at the United Nations: A Case Study in Soviet Hungarian Relations 1956–1963. Stanford Rice University, 1971. 285 p. (72–19025.)

1958

  • This is Communist Hungary, Chichago, 1958, Henry Regnery, 260 p. (DB956 D4)

1959

  • Lasky, Melvin J.: Hungarian Revolution 3 years later. (The News Leader, Nov. 2, 1959, Vol. 42, No 40. (Sarne: The Open Mind, Burma) Nov. 1960, 102–3. (AP8 O2)
  • Lessner, Erwin: The Danube, New York, 1961, Doubleday, 529 p.

1968

  • 1968 in perspective (Summary of the Central Statistical Office's plan fulfillment report) East Europe 1969 Apr, 46–8.
  • Völgyes, Iván: Hungary in the seventies: the era of reform. (Bibl.) Current History, 1973, May. 216–19+

1971

  • McDowell B.: Hungary, changing homeland of a tough, romantic people, ill's, (National Geographic Magazine, 1971. Apr. p. 443–83.)
  • Taking the iniciative in Hungary (Newsweek, 1971, Apr. 5 p. 36+)
  • Jotischky László
    • Hungary, 15 years after. Political Quarterly, 1971, Apr. June, p. 150–64. London
  • Hungary, 15 years after. New Society, London, 1971 May 20, 862–4, ill's
  • Listowel Judith
    • Rediscovering freedom in Hungary. Times, London, 1971, Sep. 27. p. 16.

1972

1975

  • Katolikus Egyház
    • A m. országi kat. egyház a rendszer rabságában (Katolikus Magyarok Vasárnapa, Youngstown, Ohio, 1975 Már. 9.) (Jn K. Ö. Adattár)
  • March
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