A Hungarian National History Book

A Hungarian National History Book Scholarly approaches cannot deal with spirituality or faith and hate amnesia while they are diametrically opposed to the world of fables Nevertheless I am going to make an attempt here to use ration

Scholarly approaches cannot deal with spirituality or faith and hate amnesia, while they are diametrically opposed to the world of fables Nevertheless, I am going to make an attempt here to use rational and justifiable scholarly argumentation in the interpretation of what belongs much to national imagination than to the world of provable facts Spirituality, amn Scholarly approaches cannot deal with spirituality or faith and hate amnesia, while they are diametrically opposed to the world of fables Nevertheless, I am going to make an attempt here to use rational and justifiable scholarly argumentation in the interpretation of what belongs much to national imagination than to the world of provable facts Spirituality, amnesia and fables will be addressed, hopefully without spirituality, amnesia and fable like features Andr s Ger 1952 is Professor and Department Head of E tv s Lor nd University, Director of the Institute of Habsburg History, Professor of Central European University, a Budapest based historian awarded with the Sz chenyi Prize.