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This volume deals with the period between 1949-1956, when Stalin had a commanding influence in Hungary (an influence that continued for several years after his death in 1953). Eric Roman was the first American scholar to gain access to the Hungarian archives on the Communist period a wealth of primary sources relating to both domestic and foreign affairs, parliamentary proceedings, party politics, and official and semi-official correspondences and render his findings, augmented by memoirs, press reports and secondary sources, in the English language. Other Russia & Russian (+ Soviet Union): All Subjects Books 1999 – Science About Power (cratology) 2001 – East Village and City in the 20th Century 1996 – Politicized Ethnicity in the Russian Federation Dilemmas of State Formation
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