Vol. 22 No. 3 (2021): Church History Review

Published: 2021-09-08

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Szerkesztőségi közlemény

Balogh Margit köszöntése

7-9
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Issue statistics 312 150
152 85
Balogh Margit tanárnő köszöntése

9-10
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123 75

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The impact of the First World War on secondary education. The Catholic grammar schools of Szombathely and Kőszeg in the years of the Great War

Balázs Bakó (Author)

11-19
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106 70
The Role of Locality in the Formation of History. Pécs and the Paulines

Gábor Bánkuti (Author)

21-28
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128 84
The parish priest and the IKKA voucher - or what tree does the economic criminal create?

Viktória Czene-Polgár (Author)

29-36
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124 80
Supplements to Documents of Bishop Ottokár Prohászka’s Public Activity

Csaba Fazekas (Author)

37-44
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136 58
Modus vivendi with Moscow? The 1945 Flynn Mission and Pius XII’s Eastern Politics

András Fejérdy (Author)

45-54
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142 90
End of socialism and Churches in Hungary – from a grass-root perspective

Máté Gárdonyi (Author)

55-65
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121 69
The Catholic Church as depicted in the cinema newsreels of Communist Hungary

András Gianone (Author)

67-76
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153 76
“Everything of our beautiful establishment, of our Order was blown away by the political, economic and wartime storm.” From the diaries of a Cistercian religious, Konstantin Horváth

Eszter Cúthné Gyóni (Author)

77-85
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149 90
Efforts of the Egervári movement in the first half of 1977 to achieve a settlement

Péter Holló (Author)

87-93
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139 75
The Interpretations of a Peculiar Meeting. More Data to the László Pap Case

Réka Kiss (Author)

95-104
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129 75
From The Mother till the Ecclesiastical Struggle József Mindszenty (Pehm) and the Magyar Kultúra

Tibor Klestenitz (Author)

105-111
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132 80
Conflict between Jusztinián Serédi and Kunó Klebelsberg, as reflected in their 1928 speeches of greeting

Csaba Máté Sarnyai (Author)

113-119
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110 45
More Data to the Relation of József Mindszenty and Bertalan Badalik OP

Viktor Attila Soós (Author)

121-132
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117 80
„Kosice will not see our Mary’s flag any time soon.” A brave stand in 1968

Csaba Szabó (Author)

133-141
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118 68
The formal regularity of the 1913 Transylvanian Roman Catholic Diocesan Synod. Comparative analysis based on 19th century antecedents.

Zsolt Tamási (Author)

143-153
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131 67
„He’s talking dead.” Funeral of Mindszenty in light of state security records

Géza Vörös (Author)

155-162
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172 56
New details about the role of the Sisters of Social Service concerning the Eucharistic Congress of 1938 in Budapest

Bernadett Wirthné Diera (Author)

163-171
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104 78

Vol. 22 No. 3 (2021): Church History Review

Full Conference Proceedings Volume

Szerkesztőségi közlemény

Balogh Margit köszöntése

Balogh Margit tanárnő köszöntése

Notice

The impact of the First World War on secondary education. The Catholic grammar schools of Szombathely and Kőszeg in the years of the Great War

The Role of Locality in the Formation of History. Pécs and the Paulines

The parish priest and the IKKA voucher - or what tree does the economic criminal create?

Supplements to Documents of Bishop Ottokár Prohászka’s Public Activity

Modus vivendi with Moscow? The 1945 Flynn Mission and Pius XII’s Eastern Politics

End of socialism and Churches in Hungary – from a grass-root perspective

The Catholic Church as depicted in the cinema newsreels of Communist Hungary

“Everything of our beautiful establishment, of our Order was blown away by the political, economic and wartime storm.” From the diaries of a Cistercian religious, Konstantin Horváth

Efforts of the Egervári movement in the first half of 1977 to achieve a settlement

The Interpretations of a Peculiar Meeting. More Data to the László Pap Case

From The Mother till the Ecclesiastical Struggle József Mindszenty (Pehm) and the Magyar Kultúra

Conflict between Jusztinián Serédi and Kunó Klebelsberg, as reflected in their 1928 speeches of greeting

More Data to the Relation of József Mindszenty and Bertalan Badalik OP

„Kosice will not see our Mary’s flag any time soon.” A brave stand in 1968

The formal regularity of the 1913 Transylvanian Roman Catholic Diocesan Synod. Comparative analysis based on 19th century antecedents.

„He’s talking dead.” Funeral of Mindszenty in light of state security records

New details about the role of the Sisters of Social Service concerning the Eucharistic Congress of 1938 in Budapest

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