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Terry Cox
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| Reconsidering the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 |
| Pages: 1-13 |
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| György Litván
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| A Forty-Year Perspective on 1956 |
| Pages: 14-25 |
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| Julia Szalai (with Laszló Gábor)
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| My Fifty-Six, Your Fifty-Six, Their Fifty-Six: Teenagers on the Revolution |
| Pages: 26-50 |
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| Csaba Békés
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| The 1956 Hungarian Revolution and the Great Powers |
| Pages: 51-66 |
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| Johanna Granville
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| In the Line of Fire: The Soviet Crackdown on Hungary, 1956-57 |
| Pages: 67-107 |
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| András B. Hegedüs
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| The Petüfi Circle: The Forum of Reform in 1956 |
| Pages: 108-133 |
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| Ian McAllister, Stephen White and Olga Kryshtanovskaya
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| Voting and Party Support in the December 1995 Duma Elections |
| Pages: 115-122 |
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| Sarah Oates
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| Regional Results in the 1996 Russian Presidential Elections |
| Pages: 123-131 |
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| John Löwenhardt
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| The 1996 Presidential Elections in Tatarstan |
| Pages: 132-144 |
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| András B. Hegedüs
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| Mikoyan's Overcoat: Discussions and Decisions in the Kremlin, 1956 |
| Pages: 134-140 |
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| János M. Rainer
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| The Life Course of Imre Nagy |
| Pages: 141-151 |
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| Christopher Williams, Vladimir Chuprov and Julia Zubok
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| The Voting Behaviour of Russian Youth |
| Pages: 145-159 |
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| Bill Lomax
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| The Hungarian Revolution in Retrospect |
| Pages: 152-158 |
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| A.V. Obolonsky
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| Paradoxes of Russian Political Development |
| Pages: 160-167 |
