EBSEES: Mark, J.A. - An oral history of the 1956 generation: the relationship of the individual towards the state in early communist Hungary

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ID	70796
Author(s)	Mark, J.A.
Title	An oral history of the 1956 generation: the relationship of the individual towards the state in early communist Hungary
Year	1999
Place	MPhil thesis of the University of Oxford
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Hungary / History (1945 - ) [Browse all] Uprising, 1956
Medium	book
Holdings	Search WorldCat
PURL	Citation link

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	Poland's first post-communist generation

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An oral history of the 1956 generation: the relationship of the individual towards the state in early communist Hungary