Gyula Kristó: Hungarian-Polish Relations between the Tenth and Twelfth Centuries

István György Tóth: Hungary and the Foundation of the Holy Congregation for the Propagation of Faith (1622)

György Gyarmati: The Failure of the ’Diplomatic’ Settlement of the Mindszenty Affair

József Hudi: Middle-Class Book Culture in Veszprém in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

Ágnes Pogány: Household Incomes in Hungary between the two World Wars

Irén Simándi: The Hungarian Economy in Radio Free Europe’s Reflektor [Reflector] (1951–1956)

Path-Finders of the Spirit - Emma Ritoók and Letters from György Lukács, Thomas Mann, Ervin Szabó, and Béla Balázs. (Published by Boldizsár Vörös)

Contents in Hungarian

Iván T. Berend: Zsigmond Pál Pach (1919–2001). An Impressive Scholarly Oeuvre

Lajos Demény: István Báthori and the Formation of the Szekler Darabont Class. Two Unpublished Darabont Charters for Udvarhelyszék, Issued in 1575 and 1576

Magda Jászay: The Papacy and the War of Liberation Against the Turks. The Mission of Cardinal Buonvisi

Béla Tomka: Welfare Regimes in Twentieth-Century Hungary: An International Comparison

Veronika Novák: Authority at the Crossroads: The Crying Out of News in Paris Towards the End of the Medieval Era

Miklós Konrád: Jewish Charity and Assimilation at the turn of the Twentieth Century

Gábor Vermes: The World View of István Tisza

István Janek: A Forgotten War: The History of the Slovak–Hungarian “Little War” in March 1939

Valery Musatov: New Evidence on Mátyás Rákosi

Contents in Hungarian

András Kubinyi: A Public Record of the Császárvár Estate Dating from 1489

Attila Zsoldos: The Origins of Szepes County

Enikő Csukovits: Knights Pilgrimages

Tamás Pálosfalvy: The Ottoman Campaign of March 1442 (Remarks on the First Anti-Ottoman Struggles of János Hunyadi)

Zsuzsa Teke: The Financial Condition of Florentine Businessmen Acting in Hungary of Sigismund’s Age

Tamás Körmendi: Hungarian Aspects of the Thirteenth-Century Catalogues of Monasteries of the Premonstratensian Order

Árpád Nógrády: The Szerdahelyi Family and the Predium-Holders of Rojcsa

Ferenc Glatz: Regional View of History in East Central Europe - Hungarians and Their Neighbours in the Age of State Foundation

György Székely: Czechs and Hungarians in the Tenth and Eleventh Centuries

Gyula Kristó: The Foundation of the Hungarian State

Herwig Wolfram: The Hungarians and the Frankisch-Bavarian Ostmark

Dušan Třestík: Bohemians and Hungarians in the 10th Century

Contents in Hungarian

Pál Fodor: The Bequest of Üveys Pasha. Fiscal Policies, Confiscation and the Ottoman Ruling Élite at the End of the Sixteenth Century

Csaba Szilágyi: The Work of István Szántó (Arator) in Transylvania and the Partium, 1580–1588

Andor Ladányi: Churches and Higher Education in Hungary, 1919–1944

Gottfried Schramm–Joachim Von Puttkammer–Meinolf Arens: How Did the Romanians Became a Majority in Romania?

Éva Bóka: Karl Renner’s European Federalism

Attila Seres: A Great Enemy of Bolshevism, A True Friend of the Soviet Union: Soviet Documents on Gusztáv Gratz (1924–1925)

Contents in Hungarian

Márta Font: The Kingdom of Hungary and the Kievan Rus at the First Millennium

Erzsébet Ladányi: Self-Government by the King’s Command in Thirteenth-Century Hungary

Gabriella Erdélyi: Tamás Bakócz and the Religious Orders. A Case Study

Ágnes Pogány: The History of Hungarian Public Loans from World War I until the Financial Stabilization

Gusztáv Kecskés: French Diplomacy and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

István György Tóth: A Document from Sarajevo on the Bosnian Franciscans in Pest (1664)

Gábor Schweitzer: Rabbi at the Teacher’s Desk: Sándor Büchler and His Qualification as a Lecturer in 1914

Paul Gradwohl: French Military Policy and Hungary in the Early 1920s: The Illustration of an Illusion

Miklós Szalai: Political Diary of Count Gyula Andrássy Jr. (Details, 1907–1913)

Heinz Schilling: The European Power System around 1600 – The Confessional Fundamentalism in Early Modern Europe and Its End

Balázs Sudár: Baths in Ottoman Hungary

Éva Kovács: The “Accords” Concerning Church Schools Negotiations tetween the State and Hungary’s Major Churches Following the Nationalisation of Schools in 1948

Gyula Belényi: The Real Incomes and Social Provisions of Working-Class Families (1949–1968)

Magdolna Baráth: Kádár, Khrushchev and Brezhnev Soviet Foreign Policy Documents on the Reaction of the Hungarian Party Leadership to the Dismissal of Nikita Khrushchev

Contents in Hungarian

Gábor Ágoston: Ideology, Propaganda, and Political Pragmatism: Habsburg–Ottoman Rivalry and Confrontation in Central Europe

Péter E. Kovács: Archduke Ferdinand and Hungary (1521–1526)

Géza Pálffy: The Hungarian Nobility at the Viennese Court of Ferdinand I

István Kenyeres: The Financial Administrative Reforms and Revenues of Ferdinand I in Hungary

József Bessenyei: King Ferdinand and the Hungarian Aristocracy 1526–1540

Teréz Oborni: Plans of the Viennese Court to Retake Possession of Transylvania, 1557–1563

István György Tóth: The Contradictions of Catholic Renewal Under Ferdinand I

István Fazekas: Miklós Oláh’s Attempts at Reform in the Esztergom Diocese Between 1553 and 1568

Szabolcs Varga: Changes in the Military Jurisdiction af the Governor (Ban) of Croatia in the First Half of the Sixteenth Century

Zsuzsa Barbarics: The Importance of Handwritten Newsletters in the Age of Ferdinand I as Reflected in the “Nádasdy-Zeitungen”

Contents in Hungarian

STUDIES
István Tringli: The Ship of Fools. Cultural Criticism at the End of the Middle Ages 175
Klára Hegyi: Reflections of the Efforts at Consolidation by Pashas Sokollu Mustafa and Kara Üveys of Buda 187
Gergely Tóth: “Civilised” Prehistory. Research of the Origins of the Hungarian Language and Nation in the Oeuvre of Mátyás Bél 219
Ferenc Glatz: The History of the Három nemzedék from the Perspective of the Seventh Generation 247
Tamás Stark: The Victims of Russian Forced Labour (“malenkij robot”) from Budapest 1944–1945. The Lessons of the Analysis of a Group of Sources 279
Lajos Gecsényi: Fiasco at Vienna. Diplomacy in the Shadow of State Security: the “Teleki–Kertész Affair” – 1958 315

WORKSHOP
Tibor Neumann: “One-plot Nobleman”. On the Interpretation of a Medieval Concept 337

REVIEW ARTICLE
Antal Molnár: The History of Croatia through Hungarian Eyes. Thoughts on the New Book of Dénes Sokcsevits 347