Vol. 1 No. 3 (2016): The International Context of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956

Articles

• Sixty Years On: How the Superpowers Could Have Avoided the 1956 Hungarian Revolution

  Csaba Békés

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• The Multilateralisation of Soviet Bloc Security: The Hungarian Revolution from an Eastern European Perspective

  Laurien Crump

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• In Search of Sovereignty: Central and Eastern Europe, 1956-1989

  Anthony Kemp-Welch

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• Spheres of influence: A few reflections on the concept

  Heini Nyyssönen

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• Conceptualising the Events of 1956: The Elusive Quest for a Conveniently Simple Definition

  János Kemény

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• The Hungarian Revolution of 1956 at Sixty Years, Liberal Reform, and the Search for a Useable Past

  Karl P Benziger

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• China's Involvement in the Hungarian Revolution, October-November 1956

  Dandan Zhu

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• Austria and the Hungarian uprising in 1956: Neutrality being tested, or Neutrality on the Test Stand

  Peter Wassertheurer

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• French Foreign policy and the 1956 Hungarian revolution

  Gusztáv D Kecskés

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• The Memoirs of János Kádár’s Interpreter Vladimir Baikov: A New Source on Soviet Policy in 1956 Hungary

  Alexandr Stykalin

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