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Online Contents (OLC) Slavistics

The database "Online Contents" (OLC) Slavistics gathers the approx. 300,000 tables of contents of approx. 498 most important Slavic periodicals with the reporting period from 1998 until today and is being processed continuously by the Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage. A list of authors as tag cloud can be found here.

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Your search for Péter, L. provides 7 hits
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History - R. W. Seton-Watson's Changing Views on the National Question of the Habsburg Monarchy and the European Balance of Power

Péter, L. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2004, 82, 3, 655-679
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History - The Holy Crown of Hungary, Visible and Invisible

Péter, L. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2003, 81, 3, 421-510
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Review Article - Old Hats And Closet Revisionists: Reflections On Domokos Kosáry's Latest Work On The 1848 Hungarian Revolution

Péter, L. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2002, 80, 2, 296-319
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The 'Görgey Question' Revisited: Reflections on Academician Domokos Kosáry's Work

Peter, L. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 1998, 76, 1, 85-100
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Reviews - Die Ungarische Revolution Von 1848-49. Vergleichende Aspekte Der Revolutionen In Ungarn Und Deutschland

Fischer, Holger; Péter, L. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2001, 79, 3, 535
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Historians and the History of Transylvania

Péter, L.; Evans, R. J. W. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 1994, 72, 3, 558
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Reviews - Lajos Kossuth Sent Word... Papers Delivered On The Occasion Of The Bicentenary Of Kossuth's Birth

Péter, L.; Rady, M.; Sherwood, P.; Masterman, N. - The Slavonic and East European review : SEER, London : Modern Humanities Research Association, 2004, 82, 2, 367-368