[Next] [HMK Home] Maracz: Hungarian Revival

Table of Contents


NOTE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION BY MICHIEL KLINKHAMER 9

FOREWORD BY LASZLO TOKES 11

INTRODUCTION 17

PART 1: THE HUNGARIANS 29
Western images of the Hungarians 31
Introduction 31
Historical Western images and stereotypes
of the Hungarians 33
Negative images and stereotypes 33
Positive images and stereotypes 36
Positive and negative iniages and stereotypes 38
Hungarian images and stereotypes before,
during and after the First World War 40
The Hunparian self-image 53
How many Hungarians live in
the Carpathian Basin? 62
The Hungarian lancuage and
myths of ethno-genesis 64
Hungarian history 76
Trianon research 79
Research into the e1ite 80
Conclusions 81
The emergence of a new Hungarian self-image 83
The open Hungarian culture 84
Integrational power and tolerance 86
Mental-moral imperatives 91
Willingness to compromise 93
The drive for freedom 97
The Hungarian language 99
Mental and material cultural heritage 104

PART II: TRIANON AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
FOR THE HUNGARIANS 113
Hungary before the First World War 115
The background to the First World War 117
The road to Trianon 126

-7-


The Trianon secrets 133
The losses of Trianon 143
Hungary during the interbellum 149
New Central European states 149
Ethnic engineering 154
The freeing of the Hungarians 167
Ethnic cleansing 170
Retuming to hell 174
Anti-Hungarian ethnocide 177
Croatia: the annihilation
of a Hungarian community 185
Lesser Yugoslavia: Hungarians as cannon fodder
for Serbian generals 192
Slovakia: ethnic cleansing with the aid
of administrative means 201
Subcarpathia: the obstruction
of Hungarian autonomy 209
Transylvania: the anatomy of a pogrom 213

PART III: TOWARDS A NEW CENTRAL EUROPE 241
The Trianon apologia 243
Asymmetries 245
Neutralization 258
The status quo 267
Hungarian revival 277
Hungarian heroes 277
The Hungarian diaspora 281
Hungary awakes to reali 283
The Hungarian strugle for self-determination 287
The Balladur Pact and the ensuing opposition 298
Europe's hinge: Hungary 311
Lesser Hungarian particularism 311
Global Hungarian potential 316
Greater Hungarian strategy 322
The international perspective 332

NOTES 339

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES 357

INDEX OF NAMES 359


 [Next] [HMK Home] Maracz: Hungarian Revival