Massimo Congiu

Gli appunti di Imre Nagy a Snagov (1956-1957)

Are you already subscribed?
Login to check whether this content is already included on your personal or institutional subscription.

Keywords

  • Snagovi jegyzetek
  • the «Notes from Snagov» by Imre Nagy
  • the symbolic figure in the 1956 insurrection
  • are neither memorial nor political testament
  • but a study of the uprisingâ€
  • s causes
  • its particular features
  • and its repression. Imre Nagy rejects the charge of counter-revolution made against him by the regime
  • and asserts the revolutionary nature of the events that occurred in Hungary between October and November 1956
  • when he was Prime Minister.
  • He defends the political reforms that he carried out in the period of his first premiership (1953-1955)
  • and explains his point of view on the most important topics that marked the insurrection: the achievement of political pluralism in Hungary
  • the declaration of neutrality
  • and Soviet military intervention in the country. The study was written in Snagov (Romania) between late November 1956 and mid-March 1957

Preview

Article first page

What do you think about the recent suggestion?

Trova nel catalogo di Worldcat