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.

Response to Alice Freifeld's Letter to Hungarian Minister of Culture as published in the May 2005 newsletter regarding access to the Hungarian archives and the 1992 Privacy Act.

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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