From our current issue:

• CURRENT: Zsolt Németh: Visegrád and Its Mission
• MIGRATION: László Bernát Veszprémy: A Return of the 1930s? – European and Hungarian Jewry under Attack from Anti-Semitism of the Left, the Far Right, and Islamists
• POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: John O’Sullivan: The West’s Nervous Breakdown
• HISTORY: Márton Békés: 1956: A National Revolution
• REVIEW: Tamás Orbán: Review of Michael O’Sullivan’s Trianon – Tragedy of a Nation: The Memoirs of Tibor Scitovszky

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