Art of Survival: Hungarian National Defense and Society in Modern Times Book

	Table of Contents
	Preface	1
	Introduction	3
I	Alternatives for Eastern-Central Europeans: Confrontation, Federalist Coexistence or Great Power Domination
1	Reflections on Federalism and Nationalism in Eastern-Central Europe	11
2	The Ideas of Danubian Confederation in Lajos Kossuth's and Oszkar Jaszi's Political Thought	30
3	Imre Nagy's Road to Federalism	51
4	The Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact	65
II	An Exceptional Phenomenon in Eastern-Central Europe: The Enduring Friendship of Poles and Hungarians
	Map: Central Europe in 1815 (by Bela Nagy)	93
1	Prussian Diplomatic Adventure with Poland and the Feudal Revolt in Hungary in 1790	94
2	The November Insurrection and the Hungarians	106
3	The Hungarian Democrats and the Polish Question during the Nineteenth Century	148
4	Galicia: The Poles and the Hungarians between the Partitions and the November Insurrection	170
III	The Peasant Problem in an Agrarian Society: Reforms and Indigenous Peasant Movements in Hungary between the Mid-Eighteenth Century and the End of World War II
1	Maria Theresa's Hungarian Serf Reforms	203
2	Peasant Movements in Hungary in 1790	220
3	Young Ferenc Deak and the Problem of the Serfs 1824-1836	240
4	Ferenc Deak the Social Reformer in the Revolution of 1848-1849	288
5	Peasant Movements in Hungary during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries	304
IV	The Art of Survival vis-a-vis Soviet Domination
1	The Hungarian Army under Soviet Control	369
	Map: Soviet Offensive Plan against Yugoslavia. Northern Front (1949-1951) (by Bela Nagy)	394
2	Ten Truths of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956	398
3	The "Battle" of Nagykovasci. A Personal Memoir Reconfirmed by the Enemy	436
4	Budapest: 1956 - Prague: 1968. Parallels and Contrasts	450
	Short Biography of the Author	471
	Short Biographies of Key Personalities	473
	Place Index	503
	Volumes Published in "Atlantic Studies on Society in Change"	507