Hungarian Life Published And Presented

Anna Ambrósy

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"The extent to which subsequent Treaty of Trianon (Tri-a-none), the counterpart of the treaty of Versailles affecting Hungary, helped pave the way for future catastrophes is made clear in Anna Ambrosy's work. This book will help non-Hungarians appreciate why the peace settlement of 1920 was such a thorn in the side of the Hungarian national consciousness. It is also a sincere tribute to the memory of those who fell in the Hungarian uprising of 1956".

"It is hoped that some readers, both within the Hungarian community and beyond, will thus be encouraged, and enabled, to pursue further researches. It may also be hoped that readers may gain from this work a sharpened sense of the dilemmas which may have faced Hungarians during the past violent century".

DR. Andrew Bonnel (History Dept. Queensland University)

"[This book] is scientific enough to satisfy the searching scholar, but not too dry to discourage the simply curious Reader."

"The main emphasis is on the 2 world wars, the Soviet occupation of Hungary and the 1956 freedom fight that shocked the world".

Alexander S. Metz (Journalist)

"What the author has given us is not a history of the world wars, but the story of a nation helplessly caught in the wake of the conflict between two major powers [Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia] and eventually subjected to Soviet Russian occupation".