The Hungarian peace talks

It is a well-known fact that the Trianon decision unilaterally forced the will of the winners on Hungary. At the same time, this does not mean that the Hungarian side did not do everything in its power to defend itself and alleviate the conditions for peace. The present three-volume corpus publishes the result of these almost superhuman efforts. The first volume contains all the Hungarian lists submitted before the terms of peace and their annexes, as well as the terms of peace themselves. The second volume hides the Hungarian response lists and amendments to the terms of peace. The third volume contains the statistical and map appendices and the detailed index. The three volumes are special source work that summarizes Hungary's geographical, ethnographic, economic, and political conditions, but also provides insight into lesser-known details of the work of the Hungarian peacekeeping mission. The three volumes are accompanied by a DVD appendix (Volume III / B). Scope: Annex I-574, II-521, III / A.-419 + CD (Volume III / B)