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Janics: Czechoslovak Policy and the Hungarian Minority |
KÁLMAN JANICS (YAW-nich), the Hungarian author, is a physician and a sociologist. Born in 1912, he is one of the few Hungarians of the older generation with a higher education who survived in his homeland, the post-war Czechoslovak policy of population expulsion of the national minorities. Well known at home and abroad as a Hungarian writer on minority problems, Dr. Janics has been a target of denunciation and harassment in Slovakia. Since 1970, he was unable to publish in his homeland. From the summer of 1978 to March 1981, he was barred from practicing his medical profession.
GYULA ILLYÉS (DYU-la EE-yea-sh; middle syllable rhymes with "yea and nay"), author of the introductory essay, is an internationally known Hungarian poet and writer. Born in 1902, he is the grand old man of contemporary Hungarian literature. Although recipient of several official prizes, the Hungarian Communist authorities have suppressed his recently published book of essays because of his outspoken views on the Hungarian minorities.
STEPHEN BORSODY (BOR-sho-dee), author of the English Version, is a historian and publicist. Born in 1911, he was a Hungarian journalist and diplomat before becoming an American college professor, now retired. Among his books, The Triumph of Tyranny (London, 1960), retitled in the American edition as The Tragedy of Central Europe (New York, 1962), has recently been reissued by the Yale Concilium on International and Area Studies. It deals with subjects closely related to Dr. Janics' book.
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No. 1 Tolerance and Movements of Religious Dissent in Eastern Europe Edited by Béla K. Király, 1975. Second Printing, 1977.
No. 2 The Habsburg Empire in World War 1 Edited by R. A. Kann, B. K. Király, P. S. Fichtner, 1976. Second Printing, 1978.
No. 3 The Mutual Effects of the Islamic and the Judeo-Christian Worlds: The East European Pattern. Edited by A. Ascher, T. Halasi-Kún, B. K. Király, 1979.
No. 4 Before Watergate: Problems of Corruption in American Society. Edited by A. S. Eisenstadt, A. Hoogenboom, H. L. Trefousse, 1979.
No. 5 East Central European Perceptions of Early America. Edited by B. K. Király and C. Barány Lisse, The Netherlands: Peter de Ridder Press, 1977.
No. 6 The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 in Retrospect. Edited by B. K. Király and Paul Jonas. Second Printing, 1980.
No. 7 Rita S. Miller. Brooklyn U. S. A. Fourth Largest City in America. 1979.
No. 8 János Décsy. Prime Minister Gyula Andrássy's Influence on Habsburg Foreign Policy. 1979.
No. 9 Robert F. Horowitz. The Great Impeacher: A Political Biography of James M Ashley. 1979.
A Subseries
No. 10 - Vol. I Special Subjects and Generalizations, 1979.
No. 11 - Vol. II (I East Central European Society and War in Pre-Revolutionary 18th Century, 1982.
No. 12 - Vol. III From Hunyadi to Rakoczi. - War and Society in Late Medieval and Early Modern Hungary. 1982.
No. 13 - Vol. IV East Central European Society and War in the Era of Revolutions. 1775-1856. 1983,
No. 14-Vol. V Essays on World War 1: Origins and Prisoners of War. 1982.
No. 15-Vol. VI Essays on World War 1-. Total War and Peacemaking, A Case Study on Trianon. 1982.
No. 16-Vol. VII Thomas M. Barker, Army, Aristocracy, Monarchy: War, Society and Government in Austria 1618-1870. 1982.
No. 17 - Vol. VIII The First Serbian Revolution Edited by Wayne S. Vucinich. 1982.
No. 18 - Vol. IX Kálman Janics, Czechoslovak Policy and the Hungarian Minority, 1945-1948. 1982.
No. 19-Vol. X At the Brink of War and Peace: The Tito-Stalin Split in a Historic Perceptive. Edited by Wayne S. Vucinich, 1982.
No. 20 Inflation Through the Ages: Economic, Social, Psychological and Historical Aspects. Edited by Nathan Schmuckler and Edward Marcus. 1982.
No. 21 German-American Relations and Immigration. Edited by Hans L. Trefousse. 1980.
No. 22 Murray M. Horowitz. Brooklyn College: The First Half Century. 1981.
No. 23 Jason Berger. A New Deal for the Wo4d: Eleanor Roosevelt and American Foreign Policy. 1981.
No. 24 David Berger. The Legacy of Jewish Migration: 1881 and Its Impact. 1982.
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Janics: Czechoslovak Policy and the Hungarian Minority |