Endre Csapó : Peace to end Peace

Table of Contents

• Cover
  
• Introduction
  
• The Hungarian Question in the British Parliament
  by Grant Richards
  


• The Tragic Fate of Hungary
• "Hungarian yoke"
• War guilt
• Aggressors versus Defenders
• Lies and exalted ideas
• Ignorance extraordinary
• Games of grab
• Falsehoods and fabrications
• Creation of artifical states
• French opponents of Trianon
• Where Hungary stood and why?
• Grave consequences of Trianon
  


• Europe's Powder Magazine by Viscount Rothermere
• One nation in eight states
• What History proves
• Mutual consequences


• A Hungarian Dilemma becomes a vital issue
• The fate of minorities as an index of democracy
• High time for a change
• Cultural entities in place of nation-states


• The hushed-up opinion of an American diplomat
• The role of the Panslav factor
  

Endre Csapó : Peace to end Peace