The Ideas of the Hungarian Revolution Suppressed and Victorious 1956-1999 Book

	Table of Contents
	Preface
Pt. I	The Revolution
	A Sentence about Tyranny	3
	A Progress of Ideas: The Hungarian Revolution of 1956	7
	An Abortive and the First Real War between Socialist Countries	42
	Soviet Aggression against Hungary in 1956: Operations "Wave" and "Whirlwind"	65
	Nineteen Fifty-Six, You Bright Star	91
	The Legacy of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution	94
Pt. II	The West and the Revolution
	Rethinking Marxism: The Hungarian Revolution and Western Intellectuals	101
	The North Atlantic Treaty Organization and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956	112
	The United Nations Organization and the Hungarian Revolution	142
Pt. III	The Kadar Regime
	Repression and Restoration, 1956-1963	167
	From "Goulash Communism" to Breakdown	194
Pt. IV	Beginning of the Lawful Revolution
	The Hungarian Roundtable Talks of 1989 in a Central European Comparison	233
	Hungary's Negotiated Revolution	267
	The Reburial of Imre Nagy: A Symbolic Act of Democratic Transformation in Hungary	287
Pt. V	Realization of Democracy
	The First Four Years of Democratic Transformation	313
	The Social-Liberal Government, 1994-1998	349
	The Orban Government: An Experiment in Regime Stabilization: The First Two Years (1998-2000)	395
	Creation of a "Functioning Market Economy"	429
Pt. VI	Return to the West
	Hungary's Membership of NATO	461
	Preparations for Hungary's Accession to the European Union	485
Pt. VII	Appendices
App. 1	The Sixteen Points of the Revolutionary Hungarian Youth	513
App. 2	Selections from the Broadcasts of Free Radio Kossuth (October 28-November 4, 1956)	516
App. 3	Total Account of Soviet Troops Taking Part in Military Operations in Hungary	530
App. 4	Summary of Soviet Troop Losses in Hungary 1956	532
App. 5	Repression as Reflected in Figures	534
App. 6	Kadar had his Day of Fear	537
App. 7	The Truth about the Nagy Affair	544
App. 8	The Ghost of Stalin	549
App. 9	The Meaning of Destiny	568
App. 10	Reflections on the Hungarian Revolution	580
App. 11	The Hungarian Source	598
App. 12	Resolution of the General Assembly of the United Nations on the Establishment of a Special Committee on the Hungarian Problem	612
App. 13	Conclusions of the Special Committee of the UN on the Hungarian Revolution	614
App. 14	Proclamation of the Committee for Historical Justice to the Hungarian Society	622
App. 15	Manifesto of the Independent Lawyers' Forum to the Independent Political Organizations of Hungary	626
App. 16	Documents of the Opposition Roundtable	630
App. 17	Law on the Commemoration of the Revolution and Fight for Freedom of 1956, 1990	636
App. 18	Speech of Boris Yeltsin, President of Russia, in the Hungarian Parliament (Extract)	638
App. 19	The Hungarian Instrument of Accession	644
App. 20	Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Statement at the Ceremony of NATO's Fiftieth Anniversary, April 23, 1999	645
App. 21	Hungary and the European Union	647
App. 22	Heads of Hungarian Governments, 1944-2001	657
App. 23	The Fourth General Elections in Hungary April 7-21, 2002	659
	Short Biographies of Key Personalities Mentioned in the Studies	663
	Bibliography	683
	List of Contributors	703
	Maps	707
	Name Index	713
	Place Index	721
	Volumes Published in "Atlantic Studies on Society in Change"	723