Ablonczy Balázs - Trianon legendák

Trianon legendák is a non-fiction book in the myths and legends category, examining the many stories and misconceptions surrounding the Treaty of Trianon. Author Balázs Ablonczy looks into the claims...
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Ablonczy Balázs
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Jaffa Kiadó
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9786155492754
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140 x 200mm
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Trianon legendák is a non-fiction book in the myths and legends category, examining the many stories and misconceptions surrounding the Treaty of Trianon. Author Balázs Ablonczy looks into the claims that have circulated for a century: What role did the Hungarian wife of French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau actually play? Was there a Masonic conspiracy behind the partition of Hungary? And where was the treaty actually signed?

The book presents the best-known legends and misunderstandings about Trianon and places them in their historical context. It explains the connections between the decisions of the Entente powers and the documented facts.

This paperback with a flexible card cover, measuring 140 x 200 mm, is suited to readers interested in twentieth-century Hungarian history. Published by Jaffa Kiadó in 2020, it carries ISBN 9786155492754.

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