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Miklós Molnár

[Français] Miklós Molnár (né 1918 à Budapest; mort 2003) fut un historien hongrois, professeur honoraire de l'Institut universitaire des Hautes Etudes internationales de Genève et de l'Université de Lausanne. Il a publié en France plusieurs ouvrages sur les relations internationales, l'histoire sociale et les pays d'Europe centrale, notamment la Démocratie se lève à l'Est. Société civile et communisme en Europe de l'Est : Pologne et Hongrie.

[Deutsch] Miklós Molnár (* 28. Oktober 1918 in Budapest; † November 2003) war ein ungarischer Geisteswissenschaftler, der an der Université de Lausanne und am Institut universitaire des Hautes Études internationales der Universität Genf als Professor tätig war. Er war ein einflussreicher Publizist zum Thema "mitteleuropäische Identität" und internationale Beziehungen.

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Born 28 October 1918
Died November 2003.

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  • Cover of: From Bela Kun to Janos Kadar: Seventy Years of Hungarian Communism

    First published in 1992 1 edition in 1 language
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  • Cover of: Le declin de la Premie re Internationale: la conference de Londres de 1871.

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  • Cover of: Budapest 1956: a history of the Hungarian revolution

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  • Cover of: El declive de la Primera Internacional

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  • Cover of: A short history of the Hungarian Communist Party

    First published in 1978 1 edition in 1 language — 1 previewable
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  • Cover of: Victoire d'une défaite: Budapest 1956

    First published in 1996 1 edition in 1 language — 1 previewable
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historian

Born 28 October 1918
Died November 2003.
Subjects
History, Communism, Civilization, Politics and government, Society, Democracy, Hungarian Communist Party, International Workingmen's Association, International relations, Magyar Kommunista Párt, Poltics, The International, 1990, Aspects juridiques, Austria & hungary - history, Cities and towns, Cold war, Communism and international relations, Communism, hungary, Communistes, First International, Geschichte, Histoire, Hungary, Hungary -- History
Places
Hungary, Central Europe, Austria, Eastern Europe, Ungarn, Anjou, Buda, Budapest, Danube, Donau, Hongrie, Mohacs, Neapel, Sarajevo, Siebenbürgen, Transylvania, Ural, Vienna, Wien, Österreich
People
Imre Nagy, Imre Nagy (1896-1958), Arpaden, Ferenc Rákóczi II, Hl. Stephan, Horthy, József Antall, Kaiser Joseph, Kaiser Sigismund, Kádár, König Matthias, Ludwig der Große, Maria Theresia, Mongolen, Soviets, Sowjets, Turks, Türken
Time
Revolution, 1956, 20th century, 1945-1989, 1989-, 19th century, origines

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  • Miklós Molnár
  • Miklos Molnar
  • M. Molnár
  • M. Molnar
  • Molnár, Miklós

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September 14, 2008 Created by ImportBot Imported from University of Toronto MARC record.