EBSEES: Granville, Johanna - Hungarian and Polish reactions to the events of 1956: new archival evidence

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ID	94649
Author(s)	Granville, Johanna
Title	Hungarian and Polish reactions to the events of 1956: new archival evidence
Published	Europe-Asia Studies 53, 2001, pp. 1051-76
Language(s)	English
ISSN	0966-8136
Subjects	Hungary / Revolution, 1956 [Browse all] Poland / Uprising, 1956 [Browse all] Hungary / Foreign relations / Poland / 20th Century [Browse all]
Note	Polish leaders' reactions to the Hungarian events, and Hungarian leaders' reactions to events in Poland, based on archives in Warsaw and Budapest
Medium	article
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	The Hungarian Crisis of 1956: The Soviet Role in the Light of New Archival Documents / Stykalin, A
	Mao in Moscow, 1949-50: some new archival evidence / Wingrove, Paul
	Hungary, 1956: the Yugoslav connection / Granville, Johanna
	In the line of fire: the Soviet crackdown on Hungary, 1956-57 / Granville, Johanna
	Josip Broz Tito's role in the 1956 'Nagy Affair' / Granville, Johanna
	A new account of the 'March Events' / Lewandowski, Józef
	Reconsidering the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 / Cox, Terry

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Hungarian and Polish reactions to the events of 1956: new archival evidence