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    tsz2004-1-2András Kubinyi: Network of Towns in the Carpathian Basin in the Late Middle Ages

    Peter Konya: Society of the Towns of Upper Hungary in the Seventeenth Century

    Igor Graus: Free Time of the Burgher. What Did the Burghers of Besztercebánya Do in Their Free Time in the Sixteenth Century?

    Judit Majorossy: The Role of the Corpus Christi Confraternity in the Life of the Citizens of Late Medieval Bratislava

    Katalin Szende: Children, Brothers, Sisters, Spouses: Family Relations and Inheritance Customs in Eperjes (Prešov) as Reflected in Medieval Testaments

    Enikõ Csukovits: Crime and Punishment in the Practice of the Medieval Towns. The Criminal Cases of the Town-Book of Selmecbánya in the Fourteenth-Fifteenth Centuries

    Blanka Szeghyová: Violence and Conflict Management in the Burghers’ Everyday Life in the Sixteenth Century

     

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    tsz2004-3-4Zoltán Kordé: The Office of Count of Székelys During the Reign of Sigismund of Luxembourg

    István M. Szijártó: The Right of the Estates of Hungary to Vote for the Tax and the Development of Eighteenth Century System

    István M. Szijártó: The Right of the Estates of Hungary to Vote for the Tax and the Development of Eighteenth Century SystemTo Vote for the Tax

    Jenő Gergely: The Self-Governing Bodies of the Religious Denominations During the Era of Dualism (1867–1918) (A Comparative Analysis)

    Mária Lupescu–Makó: The Priories of the Dominican Order in Medieval Transylvania

    V. B. Konasow–A. V. Tereshcuk: Beriya and the “Little Work”

     

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    tsz2005 34kAttila Zsoldos: Urban Burghers in the Service of the Royal Family

    Csilla Ladányi-Turóczy: The Portuguese Chronicles of Fictional Hungarians

    György Haraszti: The “Real” Fortunatus

    Katalin Péter: The “Latter Days” in Sixteenth-Century Hungary

    Pál Fodor: Some Notes on Ottoman Tax Farming in Hungary

    Klára Hegyi: The Inhabitants and Peasant-Soldiers of the Vilayet of Temesvár

    Balázs Sudár: The Library of a Turkish Intellectual in Buda in the Sixteenth Century

    Teréz Oborni: Treasury Income and Expenditure in Transylvania in the Late Sixteenth Century

    J. János Varga: 1682 – The Year of Imre Thököly

    Boldizsár Vörös: “Advertisements and the Workers’ Press” Commercial Advertisements in Social Democratic Publications in Hungary From 1870–1890

    Gábor Gyáni: Crime under Horthy

     

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    tsz2005-1-2István György Tóth: Prince István Bocskai and the Catholic Church

    Borbála Benda: “I Have Engaged Such a Cook” Kitchen Staff in the Aristocratic Households of Seventeenth-Century Hungary

    Attila Pók: Scapegoating in Twentieth Century Hungary

    László Németh: Ministerial Commissioner Alajos Degré and his Efforts on Behalf of Transylvanian Sabbathists, 1941–1944

    Péter E. Kovács: Wild Bull (Bos Primigenius) or Bison (Bison Iubatus)? Italian Nobles and Hungary’s Wild Beast (Data on the Fauna of Medieval Hungary)

    Judit Pihurik: War Propaganda and the Reality Reflected by the War Diaries - Soldiers of the Second Hungarian Army on the Soviet Front

    Attila Seres: Swapping a Political Prisoner for Hungary’s National Relics - Russian Archival Sources on the Release of Mátyás Rákosi in Return for the Military Flags of the 1848–1849 War of Independence

     

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    tsz2006 34kIgnác Romsics: Dilemmas on Synthesis Writing

    György Kövér: The Re-Figuration of Social History, i.e. in Search of Lost Protagonists

    Gábor Gyáni: Rethinking History

    Dániel Bolgár: Who Are You? Hungarian Social History in a Career-Starter’s Opinion

    András Kubinyi: Hungary in the Jagello Age

    Tibor Hajdu: How Did the Workers’ Party Change into the Party of Bureaucracy? (1948–1956)

    Margit Szlancsok: The “Pyres of Vanities” in the 15th Century

    Péter Vámos: “Much Listening, Little Speaking” Chinese Foreign Ministry Documents, 23 October–4 November 1956

     

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    tsz2006 12kJoachim Bahlcke: “Bishops of the Hungarian Crown” - Additional Material to the Social and Constitutional History of the Church in the 17th–18th Centuries

    János Pótó: The Academy and 1956

    Éva Standeisky: Followed and Rejected Past in the Revolution of 1956

    Zsuzsanna Mikó: System of Courts and Prosecutions in the Reprisal Following the Revolution 1956–1961

    Gusztáv Kecskés D.: Internal Records of the Secretariat of the United Nations in Connection with the Hungarian Crisis in the Autumn of 1956

    Cecilia Rónaháti: Three Constitutions of a Torn Community Seeking Ways and Means of Tibetans in Exile on the Basis of Their Charters

     

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    tsz2007 4kFerenc Glatz: State and Nation in Eastern Europe. On the Public Use of Historiography

    Gábor Gyáni: Nationalism and the Changing Image of Europe in Hungary in the 19th and 20th Century

    Renáta Raáb: Archduke John and the Crisis of Schleswig in 1848

    János Szulovszky: „Phoenix Rising out of Ashes”. János Danielik’s Conception on the Compromise in 1862

    Judit Pál: Old and New Officers in Transylvania after the Compromise

    Imre Ress: Gyula Graf Andrássy D.Ä., Der „Reichsministerpräsident“?

    Tibor Hajdu: The Minister and his Father-In-Law (István Burián and Géza Fejérváry)

    Waltraud Heindl: Official Identity and Self-Identity. An Attempt to Define the Identity of the Cisleithanian Imperial and Royal Officers

    Zoltán Szász: The Alternative to Formal and Real Independence. Romania’s Decision in 1883

    Attila Pók: Radical and Liberal Democrats in Hungary During the First Half of the Twentieth Century

    Miklós Szalai: The Ideas of Henry George and the Hungarian Progressives

     

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    Péter E. Kovács: The Victory of Nándorfehérvár and Italy

    Géza Pálffy: An ‘Old Empire’ on the Periphery of the ‘Old Empire’: The Kingdom of Hungary and the Holy Roman Empire in the 16th and 17th Centuries

    Ágnes Deák: An Old Case of Political Transformation and State Police – 1867

    Miklós Konrád: Jews and Converted Jews in Hungary in the Dualist Era - Why Did Jews Convert?

    Attila Seres: Hungarian–Soviet Trade Relations Between 1939 and 1941. Additional Material to the Analysis of Hungarian Foreign Trade Before Entering into War. (Part I)

    Péter Sipos: The Problems of a Horthy-Biography

    Renáta Skorka: The Chronicler and Forty Thousand Gold Coins with Lilies

     

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