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Available Now! Down Fell the Statue of Goliath - Hungarian Poets and Writers on the Revolution of 1956
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We would like to inform you that as of 1 January 2021 certain changes were effected in the editorial team of the Hungarian Review, and the changes also affect the publication of the magazine. Tamás Magyarics has succeeded Gyula Kodolányi as the editor-in-chief, and István Kiss has assumed the position of the deputy editor-in-chief. Gyula Kodolányi and John O’Sullivan have become editors-at-large; the other members of the editorial team have kept their positions.
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- Online Edition: Tamás Orbán - Retaking Lost Ground - On The Historic Victory of Hungarian Communities at the Local Elections in Transylvania
- David Martin Jones: Pandemania Or A Short History Of The Medicalisation Of Life - Thoughts in Times of Coronavirus - Part II
- Enikő Bollobás: Racing through the Highways of Thought – On Nicholas T. Parsons’ Civilisation and Its Malcontents – Essays on Our Times
- Theodore Dalrymple: Chronicler of Exacerbated Individualism without Individuality – On Michel Houellebecq
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- Antal Babus: A Clear-eyed Poet in the Land of the Soviets – A Background to Gyula Illyés’s Russia – Part III
- Éva Eszter Szabó: In the Name of Democracy – US Cold War Policy in the Western Hemisphere
- Judit Antónia Farkas: The Pictures that Travelled and Divided the World – Life Magazine’s Photos Shot During the 1956 Revolution in Hungary – Part I
Trianon and Aftermath
- György Csóti: Mother Tongue Rights In The Carpathian Basin - A Hundred Years after Trianon - Part II
- Tamás Barcsay: Trianon: A Nation’s Tragedy – Part II
- Albert Apponyi: The Struggle for a Just Peace – Speech Delivered by Count Albert Apponyi, President of the Hungarian Delegation to the Peace Conference in Paris, before the Supreme Council at its Session on 16 Januar