THE HUNGARIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Volume 1 Issue 3-4 2012

Gábor Gyáni: Migration as a Cultural Phenomenon

Heléna Tóth: The Historian’s Scales: Families in Exile in the Aftermath of the Revolutions of 1848

Balázs Ablonczy: Instead of America. Immigration and Governmental Influence in the Hungarian Émigré Community of France between the Two World Wars

Tibor Frank: Approaches to Interwar Hungarian Migrations, 1919–1945

Matěj Spurný: Czech and German Memories of Forced Migration

András Lénárt: Emigration from Hungary in 1956 and the Emigrants as Tourists to Hungary

Stefan Troebst: The Discourse on Forced Migration and European Culture of Remembrance

Attila Melegh: Net Migration and Historical Development in Southeastern Europe since 1950

Sándor Hites: Variations on Mother Tongue. Language and Identity in Twentieth-Century Hungarian Literary Exile