دانلود کتاب Rift and Revolt in Hungary: Nationalism versus Communism

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FOREWORD\nAUTHOR’S PREFACE\nCONTENTS\n1. Summons to the Kremlin\n2. The Historical Setting: Expansionism and Satellitism\n3. The Communists Take Over\nTHE FIRST PHASE. Hotbed of Conflicts: The Stalinist Dictatorship 1949–1953\n4. Party and State\n5. Security Police: Purges and Terror\n6. The Army of a Satellite\n7. Economics in Stalinist Hungary\nTHE SECOND PHASE. Dual Leadership — Conflicting Policies 1953–1955\n8. The Gladiators Square Off\n9. Rivalry of Party and State\n10. The Third Party Congress and the People’s Patriotic Front\n11. Economic Problems of the New Course\n12. Political Prisoners — Liability and Peril\n13. About-face in Moscow: Nagy’s Fall\nTHE THIRD PHASE. Single Leadership — Divided Party 1955–1956\n14. Rákosi Sole Master — but with Strings Attached\n15. Imre Nagy: “Withdrawal” and “Return”\n16. The Eager Flock of an Unsuspecting Shepherd\n17. Effect Beyond Intent — Impact of the Twentieth Party Congress\n18. Rákosi’s Fall\nTHE FOURTH PHASE. The Revolution. 1956\n19. Rajk’s Body and Imre Nagy’s Return\n20. Yugoslavia Complies—Poland Rises—Hungary Revolts\n21. Party and Government during the Revolution\n22. Hungarian Armed Forces during the Revolution\n23. Revolutionaries and Revolutionary Institutions\n24. Foreign Factors: The Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, and Suez\n25. The Second Soviet Intervention — Kádár versus Nagy\nTHE FIFTH PHASE. Aftermath of a Revolution. 1957–1961\n26. Consolidation, Restoration, and Repression\n27. The New “New Party” and Its Government\n28. Means of Coercion and Control: Soviet and Domestic\n29. Synchronizing a Satellite\n30. International Implications of the Hungarian Situation\nNationalism versus Communism\n31. Nationalism versus Communism\nBibliography\nNotes\nIndex