Hungarian-Italian relations in the shadow of Hitler's Germany, 1933-1940

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Table of Contents = ⅴ
• Preface to the Series and Acknowledgments = ⅶ
• Translator's Note = ⅸ
• Foreword = xi
• Part Ⅰ THE PERIOD OF THE YUGOSLAV KINGDOM 1918-1941
• 1. Hungarians Deprived of their Political Rights, 1918-1922 = 3
• 2. The Foundation and Activity of the Hungarian Party, 1922-1929 = 25
• 3. The Situation of the Hungarians under the Royal Dictatorship, 1929-1941 = 90
• 4. The Yugoslavian Hungarians and the League of Nations System of Minority Protection = 126
• 5. Education Policy and the Question of Hungarian Schools = 142
• 6. Economic Developments = 164
• 7. The Churches and the Hungarian Minority = 174
• 8. Conclusions = 181
• Part Ⅱ THE PERIOD OF RE-ANNEXATION TO HUNGARY
• 1. The Military Occupation of the South Country = 191
• 2. Hungarian Military Administration and the Beginnings of a Nationality Policy = 224
• 3. Deportation of Yugoslav Settlers and "Immigrants" = 234
• 4. Settlement of Hungarians in the South Country = 250
• 5. Hungarian Civilian Administration ; The Political, Cultural and Economic Situation of the Hungarians = 298
• 6. The Hungarian Minority in the Banat = 325
• 7. The Razzias of January 1942 and the K$$\acute a$$llay Government's Efforts at Consolidation = 342
• Part Ⅲ THE YUGOSLAVIA OF THE TITO PERIOD 1944-1947
• 1. The Change of Rule and Reprisals against the Hungarians = 405
• 2. Deportations and the Plan for a Population Exchange = 433
• 3. The Conditions for Consolidation and the Results Obtained = 461
• Selected Bibliography = 493
• The Author = 501
• Biographies = 503
• Name Index = 557
• Place Index = 565
• Map by B$$\acute e$$la Nagy = 571
• Volumes Published in "Atlantic Studies on Society in Change" = 573