Totalitarismus ohne Täter?: Ungarns neuer Geschichtsmythos

Ferenc Laczo

Totalitarismus ohne Täter? Ungarns neuer Geschichtsmythos

Translated title of the contribution: Totalitarianism without perpetrators? Hungary's new history myth

Ferenc Laczo

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Abstract

The Hungarian government is investing large sums of money Into history policy measures. Since Fidesz won the election in 2010, it has founded three new historical institutes, which are creating an official Interpretation of history with numerous publication series. This portrayal Includes radical anti-communism as well as an ambivalence towards the Horthy era. A special role Is played by the myth of Hungary as the innocent victim of two foreign, totalitarian regimes.

Translated title of the contribution	Totalitarianism without perpetrators? Hungary's new history myth
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	435-446
Number of pages	11
Journal	Osteuropa
Volume	2018
Issue number	3-5
Publication status	Published - 2018

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Totalitarismus ohne Täter? Ungarns neuer Geschichtsmythos

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