Kerepeszki Róbert - A "tépelődő gentleman" Darányi Kálmán (1886-1939)

When talking about Prime Minister Kálmán Darányi, those familiar with the era can probably only recall the Győr program, the preparation of the first Jewish law, or his negotiations with the Arrows. How could the prime minister of Hungary be one of the grayest politicians of the era, who only had an executive role? How and in what direction did such a colorless personality influence the political life of the country? As head of government, how did he get from an attempt to eliminate Gömbös' right-wing radical politics to an agreement with the National Socialists, who were even more radical than his predecessor? What family and other factors shaped your political habitus, which resulted in controversial decisions that sometimes tragically influenced the fate of the country? These and many other exciting questions are sought and answered by the young author's new knowledge-based, scientific, yet readable book. RÓBERT KEREPESZKI (1982), historian, PhD (2009), assistant professor at the Department of Modern Hungarian History of the Institute of History of the University of Debrecen. His independent volumes: Science close to life. History of the Debrecen Territorial Committee of the MTA (1976-2010). Debrecen, 2010; The Turul Association 19191945. University youth and right-wing radicalism in the Horthy era. Máriabesnyő, 2012.; The Order of Chivalry 1920-1945. Máriabesnyő, 2013