Description: Preface Introduction I. Hungary before the Hungarian Conquest Laszlo Makkai II. The Hungarians' Prehistory, Their Conquest of Hungary, and Their Raids to the West to 955 Laszlo Makkai III. The Foundation of the Hungarian Christian State, 950-1196 Laszlo Makkai IV. Transformation into a Western-type State, 1196-1301 Laszlo Makkai V. The Age of the Angevines, 1301-1382 Pal Engel VI. The Late Medieval Period, 1382-1526 Janos Bak VII. The Early Ottoman Period, Including Royal Hungary, 1526-1606 Ferenc Szakaly VIII. The Later Ottoman Period and Royal Hungary, 1606-1711 Katalin Peter IX. The Principality of Transylvania Peter F. Sugar X. Cooperation and Confrontation between Rulers and the Noble Estates, 1711-1790 Horst Haselsteiner XI. The Age of Royal Absolutism, 1790-1848 George Barany XII. The Revolution and the War of Independence, 1848-1849 Istvan Deak XIII. The Age of Neoabsolutism, 1849-1867 Eva Somogyi XIV. Hungary and the Dual Monarchy, 1867-1890 Tibor Frank XV. Hungary through World War I and the End of the Dual Monarchy Geza Jeszenszky XVI. Revolution, Counterrevolution, Consolidation Part I by Tibor Hajdu; Part II by Zsuzsa L. Nagy XVII. The Early Interwar Years, 1921-1938 Maria Ormos XVIII. The Late Interwar Years and World War II Lorand Tilkovszky XIX. The Hungarian Economy in the Interwar Years Gyorgy Ranki XX. From Liberation to Revolution, 1945-1956 XXI. Contemporary Hungary, 1956-1984 Ivan T. Berend Epilogue, 1985-1990 George Barany Some Suggested Additional Readings Contributors Index Illustrations follow Chapter X.

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