Hungarian Studies Association

Resources

Beverly James, Imagining Postcommunism: Visual Narratives Of Hungary's 1956 Revolution, Texas A&M University Press (2005) and is published on the Hungarian Studies Association website with the author's permission.

Education Opportunities

• Earn a Bachelor of Arts degree (in English) at the Faculty of Social Sciences of Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest in coöperation with the Texas Christian University (TCU). A pdf file of information may be found here.

Links

• Hungarian Studies Association of Canada
• International Association of Hungarian Studies
• American Hungarian Educators' Association
• Hungarian Studies at Indiana University
• Columbia University's East Central European Institute
• Corvinus Library, history on the net
• Szechenyi Library's Electronic Library
• Fine Arts in Hungary
• Multi-lingual Hungarian Dictionaries
• Hungarian Dictionary
• AISSECO - Associazione Italiana Studi di Storia dell'Europa Centrale e Orientale, an Italian association for East-Central European history
• Hungarian Radio's direct internet feed
• Hungary (general info)
• Hungarian Government's Portal
• Hungarian Statistical Office
• Institute of Habsburg History
• Hungarian Studies Review
• Center for Hungarian Studies and Publications, Inc.
• The Origins of Hungarian Regional Cuisine
• History of Hungarian literature

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