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Image References

Personal Collections

Fábos, Julius Gy. (Gyula)

  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos, nine and eight years old, dressed up for Catholic Pentecost celebration, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné and Gyula Fábos in the fields overlooking their family farm and Lake Balaton, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Marcali corner store, 1941. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) and Gyula Fábos on the family’s vineyard slopes overlooking their farm, 1942. Julius Gy. Fábos: Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos swimming in Lake Balaton with their cousins, 1946. Julius Gy. Fábos: Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos swimming in Lake Balaton with their cousins, 1946. Julius Gy. Fábos: Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • Army truck, 1951. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Timeline Interface).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos, age 16, 1920. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Fábos family house in Marcali 1940c, built by István Fábos. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda in chair, 1930c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos, 1930c, Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • István Fábos, Sr., 1940c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Cook helper on Fábos family farm stirring bowl, 1940c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Gyula Fábos as a baby, 1933. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Fábos threshing machine operation, with Marcali schoolteacher Géza Markovits overseeing, 1942c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Fábos family threshing machine operation, 1942c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Fábos family threshing machine operation with Gyula Fábos leading on a motorcycle, 1942c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos and Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné, Marcali, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • About twenty men and women farm workers posing in front of Fábos family threshing machine in a field, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • View of Fábos vineyard, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • View of Fábos vineyard farm shack, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Three young and barefoot farm girls, posing for the camera on the Fábos farm, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Gyula Fábos, Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, and cousins posing while standing thigh-deep in the shallow waters of Lake Balaton, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Marcali women in folk costume, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Corner store, Marcali, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos picking apples with hired farmworkers, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Farmworker with horse next to a trough in the courtyard of the Fábos farm, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Thirteen farmworkers (eleven women and two men) posing for camera on Fábos farm, Marcali, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, age 9, and Gyula Fábos, age 8, dressed up for the Pentecost holiday; Gyula is holding a bouquet of lilacs, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection. (Chapter 9; also appears in the Prologue and Epilogue).
  • Gyula Fábos helping with the hay harvest, 1941. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos in uniform among fellow soldiers in the brigade that participated in the Hungarian re-occupation of Transylvania, September 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • István (“Pista”) in uniform sitting on steps with fellow soldiers, during the Hungarian re-occupation of Transylvania, September 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos: Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • German tank passing through Marcali on the main [Rákózci] street, March 1941. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Fábos family picnic on the hill above their Marcali farm, 1944c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 10).
  • Gyula Fábos with cousin Géza on a tractor in Marcali, 1944. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 10).
  • Gyula Fábos with cousin Géza and Miklós Köszeghy (on horse), 1944c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 10).
  • Repairing the bombed roof of the Fábos house in Marcali, 1945. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Gyula Fábos on tractor, 1945. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • István “Pista” Fábos, 1949. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Formal school portrait, Gyula Fábos, 1949. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Group photo of Gyula Fábos and his classmates in front of Festetics Castle, 1949. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • “Józsi bácsi,” respected farm hand working on the Fábos family farm, with “Tamás” the pig. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Gyula Fábos at the top of the vineyard with his friend, his dog “Csöpi,” and a little boy, with his mother Gizella Fábos looking on in the background, 1949. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Gizella (“Gizi” Vajda Fábosné, Gyula Fábos, and Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos on the hill, 1950. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Gyula Fábos with meat carcasses, 1950. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Aranka Fábos and Gyula Fábos by haystack on the family farm, 1950c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • István (Pista) Fábos fixing tractor at Bikal State Farm, 1950. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • István (Pista) Fábos working on a state farm (irrigation), 1951. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Irrigation on a state farm (1), 1951. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Irrigation on a state farm (2), 1951. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábos, standing by metal gate, 1951c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Gyula Fábos working at a vineyard, 1950c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Gyula’s team of agricultural workers on state farm in Balatonakali, 1951. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 14).
  • Gyula Fábos in uniform, 1953. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection.
  • Gyula Fábos in uniform with other munkaszolgálat soldiers, 1953. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Gyula Fábos in uniform standing in front of truck with fellow soldier, 1953. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Truck driver, 1953. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Gyula Fábos in jail, 1954. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Gyula Fábos school portrait, 1955c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • Gyula Fábos, Aranka Fábos, and cousin Géza on park bench, 1956c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • Corner store in Marcali, 1940c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, age 9, and Gyula Fábos, age 8, dressed up for the Pentecost holiday; Gyula is holding a bouquet of lilacs, 1940. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection [Epilogue; also appears in the Prologue and Chapter 9 (1940)].
  • Gyula Fábos on the grounds of Rutgers University in 1957. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Edith Haüsermann Fabos and Gyula Fábos on their wedding day, 1959. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Anita, Adrian, and Bettina Fabos, age 4 and 2, sitting on the steps of their Amherst home at 45 Canton Ave. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula Fábos with his three children, Adrian, Anita, and Bettina Fabos at the seashore, 1969. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos by his farming shack on the small piece of land he had left to farm, 1970c. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné and István (“Pista”) Fábos on a walk by Lake Balaton in Keszthely, late 1960s. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos and Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné sitting on the stoop by their house at 7 Hunyadi St, Keszthely, early 1970s. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • László (“Laci”) Hévizi Jr. with István (“Pista”) Fábos (laughing) and Bettina Fabos, Keszthely, Hungary, 1970. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos kissing Bettina with Anita Fabos and László (“Laci”) Hévizi Jr. looking on, Keszthely, Hungary, 1970. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos teaching Adrian Fabos how to drive a moped, Keszthely, Hungary, 1973. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Fábos family lunch in Hungary at 7 Hunyadi St. in Keszthely with Gyula’s American family, early 1980s. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula Fábos’s documentation of his American family (Edith, Bettina, Adrian, and Anita) visiting their grandparents and sister Aranka (“Ari”) in Keszthely in 1976. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné and István (“Pista”) Fábos on the back stairs of their Keszthely house at 7 Hunyadi St., 1976. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné eating lunch in her Budapest apartment in 1976. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Bettina Fabos holding a chicken in her grandparents’ backyard in Keszthely, 1976. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • László (“Laci”) Hévizi Jr. splashes in Lake Balaton with Adrian and Anita Fabos and other friends, 1976. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos attending to his small vineyard, early 1980s. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos fighting Leukemia in a Keszthely hospital with László (“Laci”) Hévizi Jr., Adrian Fabos, and Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné by his bedside, 1983. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • An elderly Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné in Keszthely, early 1990s. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula Fábos and Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné sitting on a bench outside the Héviz thermal lake, 1980. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula at the Héviz thermal lake in 1980. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Bettina Fabos in traction at the University of Michigan hospital after being hit by a car at age 5, 1970. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Composite image of life on the Fábos family farm a. Aránka (“Ari”) Fábos holding a box of apples alongside other apple pickers on her family’s farm in 1944. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection.; b. Gyula with a friend in the high part of the family vineyard in 1950. Julius Gy. Fábos, Personal Collection (Credits).

Fábos Héviziné, Aranka

  • Bishop leading Catholic procession in downtown Marcali, Hungary, 1947. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Prologue).
  • István Fábos, age 23. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).
  • István Fábos in World War I uniform, 1914. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 5).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda with her mother, Vilma Vajda (left), and aunt Mariska Bognár (right), 1918. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 6).
  • Vilma Vajda, 1918c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection ((Chapter 6).
  • Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda, wedding photo, 1926. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos, 1926. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos, age 3 and 2, 1934. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos at age six and five, respectively, 1937. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Bishop visiting Marcali, addressing small crowd, 1940. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos standing in religious procession, Marcali, 1940. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Bishop anointing Aranka (“Ari”) in Marcali, 1940. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos posing in her Communion dress in Marcali, 1940. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 9).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, 1945. Aranka Fabos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos wearing black dress, 1945. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Typographic lettering by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, 1945c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Chalk drawing of young girl on paper, original artwork by Aranka Fábos, 1945c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Chalk drawing of elderly woman on paper, original artwork by Aranka Fábos, 1945c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos with friends, Magdolina (Csöpi), Ilona, and Magdolina, 1945c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Erzsébet Fábos petting their dog, “Csöpi,” 1946c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Gyula Fábos with his cousin Géza in bathing suits, 1946c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Farming woman Mariska in her kitchen with kitchen helpers, 1946c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos with Gizella Vajda, 1946c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Gyula Fábos, posing in a suit, 1946c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos at the Fábos family farm, sitting on a barn ledge, 1946. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 12).
  • Signed document, transferring 77 percent of Fábos property to the state, 1949. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • List of transferred real estate items and the rules of transfer, 1949. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Letter from Regina to communist authorities, 1949. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Régina Fábos, 1940c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos, school portrait, 1949. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Land Registration Office documents stating the official transfer of Fábos family property—including the family’s entire house—to the state, 1951. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Official travel permit, 1951. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos school photo, 1953. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos holding purse, 1953c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos in Budapest, 1956. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos by Lake Balaton, 1956c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • István “Pista” Fábos and Gizella Vajda Fábosné in front of Keszthely house, 1956c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • István “Pista” Fábos with moped in front of Keszthely house garage, 1956c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • István “Pista” Fábos and Gizella Vajda in back yard of Keszthely house, 1956c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos and Gyula Fábos by a haystack, 1955c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Chapter 16).
  • Posed wedding photo of Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné and Laszlo Hévizi, 1958. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos, Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fabosné, Aranka (Ari) Fábos Héviziné, and László Hévizi in the early 1960s. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné with her infant son, László Jr. (“Laci”) in 1960. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné in front of a tree, 1960c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 1 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “Gyermekgondozási Segélyezettek Létszáma, 1973-1981 (“Number of Child Care Recipients”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 2 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné (“Ari”), “Ápolt Betegek száma a fővárosban (ezerben), 1952-1981” (“Number of Patients who Received Care in the Capital City (In Thousands)”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 3 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “Üzemi Kifizetőhelyek Száma Budapesten és Pest Megyében, 1949-1981.” (“Sites for Payment of Social Insurance at Places of Employment in Budapest and Pest County”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 4 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “Rendelőintézetekben teljesített napi órák száma a fővárosban. Szakrendelések, 1953-1980” (“Number of hours worked in the clinics in the capital. Health Care Services”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 5 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “1 Betegre jutó havi átlagos táppénz költség, 1960-1980” (“Average Sick Pay for One Person for one Month”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 6 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “Társadalombiztositási Kiadások és Bevételek Alakulása Milliárd FT-ban, 1979-1982” (“Social Security Expenditures and Revenues in Billions of Forints”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Infographic no. 7 by Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné, “Átlagos Állományi Létszám / Üzemi Kifizetöhelyi” (“Average Number of Staff / by Disbursement Offices”). Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • István (“Pista”) Fábos and Gizella (“Gizi”) Vajda Fábosné with their grandson, “Laci,” 1961. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné sunbathing with a friend on Lake Balaton, 1960c. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné in a hat holding a box of pears in late 1970s. Aranka Fábos Héviziné, Personal Collection (Epilogue).

Fabos, Bettina

  • Charles IV, the last King of Hungary, in coronation gear, 1916. Postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 1).
  • Paprika in a wooden spoon. Photo Credit: Bettina Fabos. Image manipulation by Dana Potter (Chapter 1).
  • Ferenc Rákóczi II. “The reception of Ferenc Rákoczi in Ónodon. Painted by Andor Dudits. Postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 1).
  • Nine chairs from Hungary’s first cabinet as exhibited in the Hungarian National Museum. Photo credit: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 2).
  • Franz Joseph. Postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 3).
  • Count Gyula Andrássy, 1870. Postcard, Photographer: Josef Székely. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 3).
  • Great Market Hall, 1903. Postcard, Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).
  • Herend espresso cup. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).
  • Archduke Franz Ferdinand and wife Sophie exiting steps in Sarajevo minutes before their assassination, 1914. Postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 5).
  • Kaiser Wilhelm with his grandchildren. Picture postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 6).
  • Miklós Horthy seated. Postcard. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Postcard celebrating Stalin’s public work projects “According to Stalin's plan - let's modify nature!” (“Po planu Stalina - preobrazuem prirodu!”). Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).
  • Zoltán Kodaly’s apartment building in Budapest, 2016. Photo: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 8).
  • Political poster, raised first against backdrop silhouette of factories and farming, “Protecting our democracy, building the country,” 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Political poster, smiling farming woman with a knife and two halves of bread against blue sky, “Striving for more bread, a better life,” 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Political poster, a woman with books; an ironworker, and a farmer, “Youth in Unity!”, 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Political poster, men with scythes during harvest, “Now reap for yourself,” 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Political poster, a large sickle in the foreground with a farming scene in the background: “You received land…Give bread!” 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Zoltán Tildy campaign pamphlet, “Vagyunk és Dolgozunk!” 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Zoltán Tildy campaign pamphlet, “Magyar föld! Magyar nép! Magyar ifjúság!”, 1945. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Rusted milk jug. Photo: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 12).
  • Széchényi silver spoon. Photo: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 12).
  • State health insurance bureau (SZTK) building, 2005. Photo: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 15).
  • Russian wristwatch, 1950c. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Chapter 15).
  • Ari describes how her father told her to stay in Hungary in the aftermath of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, while her brother was told to go in a video interview in front of her former workplace, 2005. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula tearfully describes his happy life at the agronomy school in the Festetics Castle in Keszthely, 2005. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).
  • Gyula Fábos and Aranka (“Ari”) Fábos Héviziné swimming in Héviz thermal lake, 2005. Bettina Fabos, Personal Collection (Epilogue).

Jankovics, Tibor

  • Tólápa mine camp, 1954c. Photo courtesy of Tibor Jankovics (Chapter 13).

Puchner Family

  • Puchner Estate, 1900c. Puchner Family Archives (Chapter 13).
  • Puchner Estate grounds, date unkown. Puchner Family Archives (Chapter 13).

Rácz, Tamás

  • Zoltán Tildy and his mistress, 1945c. Tamás Rácz, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).

Sack, Renata

  • Sack Plow. Renata Sack, Personal Collection (Chapter 3).

Shedlin, Michelle

  • Alajos Strasser, 1900c. Michele Shedlin, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).
  • Alfred and Charlotte Strasser, 1900c. Michele Shedlin, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).
  • Munkácsy Mihály u. 15., 1063 Budapest, 1900c. Michele Shedlin, Personal Collection (Chapter 4).

Suchman, Tamás

  • Júlia Bauer, 1945. Tamás Suchman, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • Little teapot without its lid—the sole remaining item in Júlia Bauer’s house, 1945. Tamás Suchman, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).
  • A page from Júlia Bauer’s journal, which she wrote at Auschwitz in 1944. Tamás Suchman, Personal Collection (Chapter 11).

Szabó, Béla

  • Béla Hikman in his workshop, 1920c. Béla Szabó, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Béla Hikman, 1920c. Béla Szabó, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Hanging dragon outside Béla Hikman’s workshop. Béla Szabó, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Wrought iron door by Béla Hikman. Béla Szabó, Personal Collection (Chapter 7).
  • Ironsmith master Béla Hikman, 1949c. Béla Szábo, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).
  • Outside Béla Hikman’s workshop, 1949c. Béla Szábo, Personal Collection (Chapter 13).

Waters, Leslie

  • “Past, present, and future” graphic of Hungary, showing Greater Hungary (past), “Rump” Hungary (present,” and Greater Hungary (future) in Hungary schoolbook, 1930c. Leslie Waters, Personal Collection (Chapter 8).

Wilson, Matthew

  • 1,000,000,000,000,000 Pengő note circa 1946, courtesy Matthew Wilson (Chapter 12).

INSTITUTIONAL ARCHIVES

Bibliothèque nationale de France

  • The Hungarian delegation entering the Trianon palace to sign the Treaty of Trianon, June 4, 1920. Agence de Presse Modial Photo-Press, Gallica, Bibliothèque nationale de France (Chapter 7).

British Library - Illuminated Manuscripts

  • Miniature of men harvesting wheat with sickles, on a calendar page for August. Queen Mary's Psalter (Ms. Royal 2. B. VII), fol. 78v[1], 1310-1320. British Library - Illuminated Manuscripts (Chapter 2).

Central State Cinophotophone Archives of Ukraine

  • Children digging up frozen potatoes on a Russian collective farm, 1933. Central State Cinophotophone Archives of Ukraine (Chapter 8).

Croatian State Archive

  • Golden Bull Edict. Croatian State Archive (Chapter 1).

Dorotheum

  • Habsburg Empress Maria Theresa. Portrait of Maria Theresa and Franz von Lorraine with family, marked and dated in the printing block at the bottom right, 1760. Dorotheum (Chapter 1).

FIFA Films

  • Hungarian football team vs. West Germany, European World Cup final in Bern, Switzerland, 1954. FIFA Films (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian football team vs. West Germany European World Cup final in Bern, Switzerland, 1954, a woman with her son protect themselves from the rain (screenshot). FIFA Films (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian football team vs. West Germany European World Cup final in Bern, Switzerland, 1954, Germans raise their arms in victory (screenshot). FIFA Films (Chapter 13).

Fortepan

  • View of Lake Balaton in Hungary looking towards Szigliget and Badacsony, 1941. Aladár Klenner / Fortepan [76886] (Prologue).
  • View of Lake Balaton in Hungary above Balatonfüred, 1956. Antal Kotnyek / Fortepan [17857] (Prologue).
  • Wealthy man in horse and carriage accompanied by two drivers, Hungary, 1925. Fortepan [06312] (Prologue).
  • Hungarian Roma in the countryside, 1930. Jurányi Attila / Fortepan [28434] (Prologue).
  • Poplar trees lining road in rural Hungary, 1909. Torjay Valter / Fortepan [13301] (Prologue).
  • Village cattle wagon passing woman walking by the roadside, 1939. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43532] (Prologue).
  • Roma woman with child, 1926. Amás Konok /Fortepan [42885] (Prologue).
  • Field workers harvesting with scythes, 1949. Fortepan / Ernő Márton Kovács. [33232] (Prologue).
  • Nine agricultural workers biking on a rural road in Hungary, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33191] (Prologue).
  • Normafa slope (Great University or Great Norma), with János-hegy (Mount János) in the background. Fortepan [2788] (Timeline Interface).
  • Farmhouse in the winter, 1934. AR / Fortepan [62256] (Timeline Interface).
  • Picnic, 1910. Márta Lakatos / Fortepan [22059] (Timeline Interface).
  • Soldiers near dugout, 1916. Fortepan [6311] (Timeline Interface).
  • Soldiers in hospital with nurses, 1917. Fortepan [9097] (Timeline Interface).
  • Donkey, wagon, and barrel, 1925. György Jankovszky / Fortepan [18397] (Timeline Interface).
  • Automobile, 1919. Péter Karabélyos / Fortepan [57129] (Timeline Interface).
  • Farmhands milking cows, 1935. Fortepan [2379] (Timeline Interface).
  • Soldiers at shooting practice, 1940. Ludovika / Fortepan [43987] (Timeline Interface).
  • Hungarian Jewish men marching in the Munkaszolgálat, forced labor, 1941. Fortpan [8543] (Timeline Interface).
  • Tanks covered in snow, 1946. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [72977] (Timeline Interface).
  • House on the Eastern Front in the winter during wartime, 1942. Lajos Gádoros/ Fortepan [11834] (Timeline Interface).
  • Devastation on Krisztina Boulevard at the Horváth Garden, looking out of St.János Square. 1945. Fortepan [73303] (Timeline Interface).
  • Hungarian football team marching with Rákosi sign, Teréz Boulevard from Podmaniczky Street to Nyugati tér. Archiv Für Zeitgeschichte Eth Zurich / Agnes Hirschi / Carl Lutz / Fortepan [105738] (Timeline Interface).
  • Smoldering pile of books and manuscripts, Teréz körút 6. (Lenin körút 64.), Horizont Soviet book and music shop, Budapest, 1956. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40290] (Timeline Interface).
  • Looking onto the destruction, Nagykörút - Crossing the Rákóczi Road, 1956. Róbert Hofbauer / Fortepan [93005] (Timeline Interface).
  • The Weiss Manfred Steel and Metal Works bombardment from Budaörs, 1944. National Archives / Fortepan [24315] (Timeline Interface).
  • Mountains in Romania, 1909. Tamás Cholnoky / Fortepan [29749] (Timeline Interface).
  • Field of flowers, 1915. György Jankovszky / Fortepan [17913] (Timeline Interface).
  • Farmer in the fields, 1930. Library of Congress / Fortepan [32065] (Timeline Interface).
  • Construction of the Elizabeth Bridge as viewed from the Gellért Hill, 1900. Frigyes Schoch / Fortepan [27654] (Timeline Interface).
  • Construction of the Elizabeth Bridge as viewed from the Gellért Hill, 1900. Frigyes Schoch / Fortepan [27654] (Timeline Interface).
  • World War I soldiers behind the trenches, 1916. Fortepan [19909] (Timeline Interface).
  • Women relaxing in the house courtyard, 1917. Saly Noémi / Fortepan [15175] (Timeline Interface).
  • Harvest, 1932. Péter Karabélyos / Fortepan [57176] (Timeline Interface).
  • Threshing harvest, 1938. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [42659] (Timeline Interface).
  • Village hall, Zagyvapálfalva, 1928. Fortepan. [7323] (Timeline Interface).
  • Village lake, 1938. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [42725] (Timeline Interface).
  • Buda Castle, St. George Square, the ruined main gate of the Royal Palace, 1946. Archiv für Zeitgeschichte ETH Zurich / Agnes Hirschi / Carl Lutz Fortepan [105722] (Timeline Interface).
  • Demonstration, Andrássy Avenue at the intersection of Rippl-Rónai utca at Oktogon (November 7th Square). UVATERV / Fortepan [80179] (Timeline Interface).
  • Flowering meadow, 1915. György Jankovszky / Fortepan [17913] (Timeline Interface).
  • Remnants of a statue of Stalin’s head, Nagykörút - Crossing the Rákóczi Road, 1956. Róbert Hofbauer / Fortepan [93004] (Timeline Interface).
  • During the Hungarian Revolution, Blaha Lujza Square towards József Boulevard, opposite Népszínház Street, 1956. Robert Hofbauer / Fortepan [93002] (Timeline Interface).
  • 28.png During the Hungarian Revolution, József Boulevard from the mouth of Csepreghy Street towards Nap Street. Robert Hofbauer / Fortepan [93011] (Timeline Interface).
  • Hortobágy excursion, 1937. Gyöngyi / Fortepan [11269] (Chapter 1).
  • Hungarian peasant woman in field holding a sickle, 1930. Fortepan. [08944] (Chapter 2).
  • Wheat field, 1930. Library of Congress / Fortepan. [32065] (Chapter 2).
  • Hofherr-Schrantz-Clayton-Shuttleworth threshing machine and sprayer, 1933. Fortepan. [19239] (Chapter 3).
  • Agricultural work with plow, 1935. Fortepan [32022] (Chapter 3).
  • Servants in the dining room of a noble’s estate, 1922. György Jankovszky / Fortepan [18530] (Chapter 3).
  • Busy Budapest intersection; Oktogon, Teréz Boulevard toward Nyugati Railway Station, 1897. Tibor Somlai /Fortepan [24118] (Chapter 3).
  • Tiszadob, Andrássy Castle, 1939. Gyöngyi / Fortepan [11476] (Chapter 3).
  • Dohány Street Synagogue, 1890c. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.07.137 / Fortepan [82461] (Chapter 4).
  • Wenckheim Palace (today the central building of the Budapest Metropolitan Szabó Library), at the intersection of Reviczky and Baross Streets, 1910. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.143 / Fortepan. [82668] (Chapter 4).
  • New York Café, 1894c: Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.059 / Fortepan [82584](Chapter 4).
  • Andrássy Avenue by the Opera, 1890c. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.07.178 / Fortepan [82502] (Chapter 4).
  • Royal Hungarian Palace of Justice, 1898c (today the Ethnographic Museum). Budapest Capital Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.07.148 / Fortepan [82472] (Chapter 4).
  • Heroes’ Square, 1912. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.064 / Fortepan. [82589] (Chapter 4).
  • Hungarian Parliament Building, 1896c. Parliament from Bem (Margit) quay. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.109 / Fortepan [82634] (Chapter 4).
  • Austro-Hungarian Bank, 1905 (today the National Bank of Hungary). Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.120 / Fortepan [82645] (Chapter 4).
  • Budapest Stock Exchange, 1906: Szabadság tér, Tőzsdepalota. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.114 / Fortepan [82639] (Chapter 4).
  • Gresham Palace, 1908 / Gresham Palace, Széchenyi István (Ferenc József) square. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.117 / Fortepan [82642] (Chapter 4).
  • Stephen's Basilica, 1895. St. Stephen's Basilica at the Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Road (Váci körút). Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.087 / Fortepan [82612] (Chapter 4).
  • Gerbeaud confectionery, 1900c, Vörösmarty (Gizella) Square. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.07.156 / Fortepan [82480] (Chapter 4).
  • Széchenyi Bath, 1913. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.104 / Fortepan [82629] (Chapter 4).
  • Hungarian State Geological Institute, Stefánia St. 14, 1899c. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.118 / Fortepan [82643] (Chapter 4).
  • Baross tér and Keleti Railway Station as seen from Rákóczi Street, 1903. Noémi Saly / Fortepan. [17980] (Chapter 4).
  • Woman reading 1910c. Noémi Saly / Fortepan [15144] (Chapter 4).
  • Budapest, view from Gellert Hill, 1904. Frigyes Schoch / Fortepan [27628] (Chapter 4).
  • Ice rink on Lake Városliget, with the Vajdahunyad Castle of in the background, 1907. Frigyes Schoch / Fortepan [27662] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.005 / Fortepan. [82035] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.006 / Fortepan. [82036] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.010 / Fortepan. [82040](Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.011 / Fortepan. [82041] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.009 / Fortepan. [82039] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.008. Fortepan. [82038] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.007 / Fortepan. [82037] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.012 / Fortepan. [82042] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.013 / Fortepan. [82043] (Chapter 4).
  • Kossuth funeral, Dohány Street, April 1, 1894. Budapest City Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.04.014 / Fortepan. [82044] (Chapter 4).
  • Museum of Fine Arts, 1896c. Budapest City Archives. Archives: HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.08.119 / Fortepan [82644] and Museum of Fine Arts, 2010, Attribute: Péter Lóránd (Chapter 4).
  • Graf Zeppelin airship over the houses, St. Stephen's (Lipót) boulevard at Nyugati Square, March 29, 1931. Fortepan [20607] (Chapter 4).
  • The Graf Zeppelin airship above Vienna from the Peterskirche terrace, to the left of the Stephanskirche, 1931. Noémi Saly / Fortepan [15760] (Chapter 4).
  • Budapest neighborhood, Kristóf square, 1900c. Frigyes Schoch / Fortepan [27634] (Chapter 4).
  • Studio portrait of soldier in uniform, 1916. Éles Andrásné / Fortepan [26231ea] (Chapter 5).
  • Studio portrait of soldier in uniform, 1914. Sándor Nagy / Fortepan [22949] (Chapter 5).
  • Two Hungarian soldiers in uniform posing with their guns, 1916. Ágnes Tóth / Fortepan [31829] (Chapter 5).
  • Soldiers marching in loose formation, 1916. Fortepan [2646] (Chapter 5).
  • Austro-Hungarian cavalry soldiers on horseback, 1916. Imre Del Medico / Fortepan [21092] (Chapter 5).
  • Soldier pulling sled in winter, 1916. Zoltán Lencse / Fortepan [19397] (Chapter 5).
  • Open truck carrying canon and soldiers in winter, 1916. Zoltán Krepsz / Fortepan [30322] (Chapter 5).
  • Soldiers walking over wooden bridge in winter, 1916. Zoltán Lencse / Fortepan [19399] (Chapter 5).
  • Soldiers hauling wagons over a bridge across the Slizza River, Italy, in winter, 1916. Elemér Vogl / Fortepan [23889] (Chapter 5).
  • Dancing rich, 1916. Fortepan [9433] (Chapter 5).
  • Death in the trenches, 1916. Ferenc Bindorfer / Fortepan [32609] (Chapter 5).
  • Wounded soldiers recovering in a war hospital with nurses in the background, 1918. Fortepan [8943] (Chapter 5).
  • Russian prisoners of war on march, 1916. Ferenc Bindorfer / Fortepan [32608] (Chapter 5).
  • Soldier returning home to family in garden, 1918. Fortepan [9315] (Chapter 5).
  • Train station, 1916. Tamás Németh / Fortepan [59105] (Chapter 6).
  • Charles IV on train, 1916. Ferenc Bindorfer / Fortepan [32612] (Chapter 6).
  • Hungarian landscape, 1940. “The Nagykovácsi access road to Remeteszőlős; Mountains in the background, from left to right: Nagy-Hárs hegy, Fekete-fej, János-hegy.” Fortepan [20775] (Chapter 7).
  • Professor at chalkboard in classroom, 1923. Fortepan [7944] (Chapter 7).
  • Market scene, Marcali, 1928. Fortepan [9403] (Chapter 7).
  • Buildings around Héviz thermal lake, 1937. Fortepan [16303] (Chapter 7).
  • Buildings and lily pads at Héviz thermal lake, 1936. György Jankovszky / Fortepan [19048] (Chapter 7).
  • Swimmers in Héviz thermal lake, 1936. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [22898] (Chapter 7).
  • Upper middle class Hungarians with car on a trip through the countryside, 1931. Fortepan [7500] (Chapter 7).
  • Upper middle class vacationers on Lake Balaton in bathing suit formation, 1928. Noted singer Tibor Weygand is in the middle. Tibor Weygand / Fortepan [24834] (Chapter 7).
  • Upper middle class vacationers on Lake Balaton in bathing suit rainbow formation, 1920. Fortepan [25246] (Chapter 7).
  • Men in bathing suits throwing water, 1933. Private photo and film archives-Tibor Höfler collection / Fortepan [19820] (Chapter 7).
  • Three women smoking, 1928. Fortepan [7416] (Chapter 7).
  • Truck and two soldiers by roadside, 1942. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43776] (Chapter 7).
  • Farming woman in courtyard feeding chickens, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33181] (Chapter 8).
  • Farmer with cow at trough, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33184] (Chapter 8).
  • Two farming women preparing food in a kitchen, 1930. Fortepan [7139] (Chapter 8).
  • Farming woman preparing food in a kitchen, 1930. Fortepan [7425] (Chapter 8).
  • Full pantry with smoked meat, 1947. Fortepan [7670] (Chapter 8).
  • Composite image of Germans saluting in the Olympic Stadium, Berlin, 1936: Judit Lőrincze / Fortepan [26091] + [26125] (Chapter 8).
  • Composite image of Hungarian troops entering Kassa, 1938. Magyar Bálint / Fortepan [55830] + [55831] (Chapter 8).
  • DKW car on the main street of BalatonKenese, Hungary, 1940. Fortepan [20841] (Chapter 9).
  • Man and woman driving along a country road, taken from the back seat of a car, 1939. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43671] (Chapter 9).
  • Teenage girls in school, 1926. They are in a MÁV orphanage in Köszeg. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [13632] (Chapter 9).
  • Catholic girls in uniform at the doors of their school, 1936. Fortepan [13463tm] (Chapter 9).
  • Teenage girls in beds (infirmary) at a boarding school, 1926. They are in a MÁV orphanage in Köszeg. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [13633] (Chapter 9).
  • School girl observing nun and schoolteacher in Catholic school courtyard, 1936. Album002 / Fortepan [22202] (Chapter 9).
  • Catholic Church in downtown Keszthely, 1955. Sződy Maczó / Fortepan [14568] (Chapter 9).
  • Horthy honoring returning soldiers, Nyíregyháza, Hungary, 1941. Fortepan [3076] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian troops hanging a large poster of Miklós Horthy outside a building in Nagydemeter, Romania, during Hungary’s occupation of Transylvania, 1940. Fortepan [3034] (Chapter 9).
  • Large Nazi banners draped on the Industrial Hall of Budapest’s International Fair, 1941. Album002 / Fortepan [22237] (Chapter 9).
  • Procession of cars and trucks on a road near Lake Balaton, 1942. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43783 + 43786] (Chapter 9).
  • Children waving by the side of a road, 1940. Fortepan [25428] (Chapter 9).
  • A soldier (perhaps Arrow Cross) in leather boots and trench coat straddling a stone wall, with other soldiers engaged with a railway car visible through his legs, 1941. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [71463] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian woman in fur coat and hat standing in front of wheat-pasted, anti-Semitic propaganda, 1941. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [71761] (Chapter 9).
  • Groups of Hungarian soldiers in front of empty railway cars, 1941. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [71467] (Chapter 9).
  • Soldiers in railway cars and civilians waving goodbye, Kelenföld Railway Station, 1942. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43784] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian Jewish men in Munkaszolgálat, or forced labor service, carrying a large beam, 1941. MZSL / Hungarian Jewish Archives / Fortepan [41675] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian Jewish men forced to march in the Munkaszolgálat, or forced labor service, 1941. Fortepan [8543] (Chapter 9).
  • Soldiers marching on the Eastern Front. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43176] (Chapter 9).
  • Soldiers marching on the Eastern Front, 1942. Lajos Gádoros / Fortepan [11842] (Chapter 9).
  • Winter on the Eastern Front, 1942. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [42572] (Chapter 9).
  • Airplane flying over a house, 1938. Fortepan [25484] (Chapter 9).
  • Convoy of automobiles passing through a shamble of houses in the Ukraine. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [78546] (Chapter 9).
  • Woman and man on horses by swampy lake, 1944. László Rosta / Fortepan [74296] (Chapter 10).
  • House in winter on the Eastern front during World War II, 1942. Lajos Gádoros / Fortepan [1834] (Chapter 10).
  • Farmer driving family in a horse-drawn wagon, 1930. Fortepan [13166] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: view from Fiáth János utca towards Újlipótváros, in the background of the blazing Angyalföld after the industrial area carpet bombing, 1944. Fortepan [05843] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: view from Fiáth János utca towards Újlipótváros, in the background of the blazing Angyalföld after the industrial area carpet bombing, 1944. Fortepan [09805] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: View towards Fillér Street. In the background, the blazing Angyalföld after the bombing of the industrial park, 1944. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [72853] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Retek street 29-31., 1st floor apartment, 1945. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [72938] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Csalogány street, in the background houses of the Hattyú utca, 1945. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52121] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: The ruins of the streets of Main Street 59 and Vitéz Street 2 blown on the Bem quay on January 2, 1945. Fortepan [73310] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Széna square, to the left the ruins of the old St. John's Hospital, 1945. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52090] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Szentháromság square. Behind the statue of the Trinity is the estuary of the Országház utca, 1945. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52084] (Chapter 11).
  • St. George Square from the entrance of the Sikló. In contrast to the ruined Sándor Palace, the upper level of the building of the Ministry of Defense appears above it, and the palace of Joseph Joseph is on the left, 1945. Military Museum Of Southern New England / Fortepan [30897] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Mechwart Park, the base of the Mechwart Memorial. To the left is the Regent House, opposite the Margit Boulevard buildings, 1945. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52037] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: Remnants of Naval Heroic Monument at the Buda side of the Bridge of Petőfi (Horthy Miklós) bridge, 1945. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52118] and Széll Kálmán tér, opposite the buildings of Vérmező street, the tower of the National Archives, 1945. Fortepan [60150] (Chapter 11).
  • Budapest destruction: the Pest side of the destroyed Erzsébet Bridge from the lower quay, in the background the ruined Royal Palace. Dr. István Kramer / Fortepan [52077] (Chapter 11).
  • Cleaning up Budapest destruction after Siege, Dobozi Street from Magdolna Street towards Baross Street, 1945. Military Museum of Southern New England / Fortepan [30873] + Ostava (Miksa) street - Barcsay street corner, 1945. Fortepan [32042kut] (Chapter 11).
  • Horses in a courtyard, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33182] (Chapter 11).
  • Abandoned mansion (Széchenyi Castle, 1951). Gyöngyi / Fortepan [11553] (Chapter 11).
  • Abandoned mansion (Lamberg Castle, 1953). Architect / Fortepan [23549] (Chapter 11).
  • Abandoned mansion (Esterházy Castle, 1952). Fortepan [8871] (Chapter 11).
  • Political rally, Kálvin tér, grand assembly in front of the City Hall, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33567] (Chapter 11).
  • Political rally, Kálvin tér, grand assembly in front of the City Hall, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33575] (Chapter 11).
  • Communist party supporters with signs at Oktogon, towards the Teréz Boulevard, marchers of the 1 May celebration, 1946. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [78630] (Chapter 11).
  • Writer, journalist and politician Mariska Gárdos in 1947. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [79103] (Chapter 11).
  • Mátyás Rákosi speaks at Budapest International Fair on June 11, 1948. Radio And Television Newspaper / Fortepan [56324] (Chapter 11).
  • Mátyás Rákosi, Árpád Szakasits, László Rajk, György Marosán in Heroes' Square, attending the 1st May Celebration, 1947. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [79084] (Chapter 11).
  • Line of Catholic schoolgirls in uniform following a nun into the school building, 1948 (Újkapu utca 2-4. Order of St. Orsolya Ottó Hóman Ottó). Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43028] (Chapter 11).
  • The main facade of the Festetics Castle, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives. Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.129) / Fortepan [83221] (Chapter 12).
  • The park of the Festetics Castle, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives. Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.125) / Fortepan [83217] (Chapter 12).
  • Festetics Castle, marble room, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.13.034) / Fortepan [83545] (Chapter 12).
  • Festetics Castle, Work Room, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.141) / Fortepan [83233] (Chapter 12).
  • Festetics Castle, Tapestry Room, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.137) / Fortepan [83229] (Chapter 12).
  • Festetics Castle, Library, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.139) / Fortepan [83231] (Chapter 12).
  • Festetics Castle, Garden and Gate, 1951. Mihály Szent-Tamási / Fortepan [12954] (Chapter 12).
  • The park behind Festetics Castle, 1895-1899. Budapest Capital Archives (HU.BFL.XV.19.d.1.11.124) / Fortepan [83216] (Chapter 12).
  • Tense, bitter people, overhead shot, 1946. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [78769] (Chapter 12)
  • Mátyás Rákosi speaking at a lectern during the Election General Assembly at Kossuth Lajos Square, 1954. Hungarian Police / Fortepan [17995] (Chapter 12).
  • Police officer sitting at desk, looking straight into camera, 1952. Mihály Szent-Tamási / Fortepan [12479] (Chapter 12).
  • Communist policeman fixing a typewriter, “BM Economic and Technical Department, workshop.” Hungarian Police / Fortepan [16491] (Chapter 12).
  • Teaching session, with men taking notes and engaging in a map of Hungary, 1948. Hungarian Police / Fortepan [16693] (Chapter 12).
  • Woman reading a magazine in an elegant living room, 1953. Fortepan [5309] (Chapter 12).
  • Forced migration, 1947. Dániel Csorba / Fortepan [46808] (Chapter 12).
  • Cardinal József Mindszenty in the courtyard of the high school in Dombóvár, Hungary, May 17, 1947. Tibor Erky-Nagy / Fortepan [15556] (Chapter 12).
  • Typical Hungarian peasant farmers, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33568] (Chapter 13).
  • Two typical “kulak” farmers drinking on a bench with a farmhand (eating soup), 1950. Album002 / Fortepan [92707] (Chapter 13).
  • Grain delivery to fulfill government quotas, 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16603] (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian policemen marching in Budapest parade along Andrássy St. (renamed Stalin St. in 1950) and carrying large signs depicting Lenin, Rákosi, and Stalin, 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16502] (Chapter 13).
  • Tractor parade promoting collective farming, with sign of Mátyás Rákosi fastened to the front of the tractor, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33579] (Chapter 13).
  • Football match with communist leadership in the stands under a large portrait of Mátyás Rákosi, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33169] (Chapter 13).
  • Crowd standing during a football match at Ujpest stadium, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [32968] (Chapter 13).
  • Csepel factory, 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16699] (Chapter 13).
  • TF Workers marching in the 1st of May parade on Andrássy Avenue, at Kodály körönd, Budapest, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [32909] (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian policeman holding a truncheon, 1965. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [65285] (Chapter 13).
  • Industrial factory work, “Glassworks in Salgótarján, Hungary,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16555] (Chapter 14).
  • Man working a steam engine, 1951. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43516] (Chapter 14).
  • Man working a steam engine, 1951. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43780] (Chapter 14).
  • Thermal station in Dorog, Hungary, 1952. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43526] (Chapter 14).
  • Woman operating machinery in an industrial factory, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33082] (Chapter 14).
  • Woman entering mine, 1949. Ernő Márton Kovács / Fortepan [33650] (Chapter 14).
  • Women operating machinery in Győr, 1951. Tamás Konok / Fortepan [43312] (Chapter 14).
  • Kazincbarcika Hungary, 1958. Lechner Nonprofit kft. Documentation Center / Fortepan [28656] (Chapter 14).
  • Brick factory and thermal power plant near Dorog Hungary, 1947. Lissák Tivadar / Fortepan [73048] (Chapter 14).
  • Mátyás Rákosi at lecturn, 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [17998] (Chapter 14).
  • Mátyás Rákosi addressing crowd flanked by Lajos Bebrits and János Kádár, 1949. UVATERV / Fortepan [92015] (Chapter 14).
  • Work crew under hanging lights, 1951. UVATERV / Fortepan [5303] (Chapter 14).
  • Grape harvest, 1950. ALBUM002 / Fortepan [92621] (Chapter 14).
  • Dog herding cows, 1958. Antal Kotnyek / Fortepan [21875] (Chapter 14).
  • Calf, 1948. KRASZNAI GYULA / Fortepan [45795] (Chapter 14).
  • Balatonakali Estate and castle, 1959. ZOLTÁN MÉSZÁROS / Fortepan [45129] (Chapter 14).
  • Inauguration of Stalin statue, Budapest (1), 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16728] (Chapter 14).
  • Inauguration of Stalin statue, Budapest (2), 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16729] (Chapter 14).
  • Inauguration of Stalin statue, Budapest (3), 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [16730] (Chapter 14).
  • Bleak view overlooking Komló, Hungary, 1953. UVATERV / Fortepan [91620] (Chapter 15).
  • Farmhouse courtyard, 1953. UVATERV / Fortepan [80275] (Chapter 15).
  • Imre Nagy, en route to becoming Prime Minister, June 1953. Katalin Jánosi / Fortepan [74232] (Chapter 15).
  • Imre Nagy, head shot, 1945. Katalin Jánosi / Fortepan [74226] (Chapter 15).
  • Imre Nagy in a vineyard, 1953. Judit Hegedűs / Fortepan [21561] (Chapter 15).
  • Building construction, 1954. UVATERV / Fortepan [80001] (Chapter 15).
  • Four construction workers, 1953. UVATERV / Fortepan. [80228] (Chapter 15).
  • Typewriter, 1955. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [18110] (Chapter 15).
  • Typing pool, 1959. Mihály Szent-Tamási / Fortepan [14439] (Chapter 15).
  • Budapest, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky road towards Nyugati (Marx) square and Váci út, 1953. UVATERV / Fortepan [92097] (Chapter 15).
  • Two friends, 1953. Fortepan [25216] (Chapter 15).
  • Women agricultural workers, 1953. Bettina Fabos / Fortepan [41351] (Chapter 15).
  • Man with tractor, 1963. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [14117] (Chapter 15).
  • Women together, 1953. Lajos Gádoros / Fortepan [11879] (Chapter 15).
  • Zoltán Kodály in the Academy of Music’s Great Hall, 1942. Lissák Tivadar / Fortepan [71792] (Chapter 15).
  • Kodály signing autographs, 1964. Tamás Urbán / Fortepan [89876] (Chapter 15).
  • Hungarian football team, publicity pamphlet, 1953. József Kovács / Fortepan [22946] (Chapter 15).
  • Hungarian football team (“The Golden Team”): Gyula Lóránt, Jenő Buzánszky, Nándor Hidegkúti, Sándor Kocsis, József Zakariás, Zoltán Czibor, József Bozsik, László Budai II, knight: Mihály Lantos, Ferenc Puskás, Gyula Grosics, 1953. Tibor Erky-Nagy / Fortepan [13743] (Chapter 15).
  • Football match, Hungary against England, 7-1, 1954. Fortepan [8874] (Chapter 15).
  • People’s Stadium on opening day, 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [18029] (Chapter 15).
  • Crowd at Baross Square at the mouth of the Verseny Street, 1953. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [51857] (Chapter 15).
  • Mátyás Rákosi tribute, 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [18006] (Chapter 15).
  • Mátyás Rákosi in a Budapest assembly, May 18, 1956. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [79128] (Chapter 15).
  • Clark Ádám tér and the Chain Bridge (Lánchíd) in Budapest, 1954. UVATERV / Fortepan [91978] (Chapter 15).
  • Coal Mine, 1953. UVATERV / Fortepan [91602] (Chapter 15).
  • A pair of men’s shoes, next to shoe box, 1956. Budapest City Archives / Fortepan [103911] (Chapter 16).
  • New apartment buildings in Várpalota, Hungary, 1955. Lechner Nonprofit kft. Documentation Center / Fortepan [31273] (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian women shopping in Budapest, 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive / Fortepan [17956] (Chapter 16).
  • Parents sitting separately with baby carriage, 1955. Antal Kotnyek / Fortepan [21725] (Chapter 16).
  • Crowd assembled for May 1st parade in Stalin square, 1955. Fortepan [84058] (Chapter 16).
  • Communist policeman talking inside to four women and one man of higher rank, 1955. Antal Kotnyek / Fortepan [16230] (Chapter 16).
  • Young pioneer parade, with disillusioned marching boys, 1955. Mihály Szent-Tamási / Fortepan [13777] (Chapter 16).
  • Crowd assembled at Baross Tér, Budapest, 1953. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [51858] (Chapter 16).
  • Woman gazing upward, 1955. Márton Kurutz / Fortepan [12137] (Chapter 16).
  • Ernő Gerő and others in Mátyás Rákosi’s inner circle, 1953. Fortepan [26074] (Chapter 16).
  • Ernő Gerő in the Hungarian Radio studio, 1955. Radio And Television Newspaper Collection / Fortepan [56202] (Chapter 16).
  • Demonstration in the streets, October 25, 1956. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40061] (Chapter 16).
  • Fliers posted during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Pesti Srác2 / Fortepan [32779] (Chapter 16).
  • Exterior building of Budapest City Circus in Városliget, 1964. Fortepan [70264] (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian circus dancers performing, 1958. Antal Kotnyek / Fortepan [96430] (Chapter 16).
  • Protestors in Kossuth Square during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Pál Berkó / Fortepan [79424] (Chapter 16).
  • Imre Nagy, 1956. Katalin Jánosi / Fortepan [74229] (Chapter 16).
  • The remains of the Stalin statue during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Pesti Srácz / Fortepan [46751] (Chapter 16).
  • Toppled Stalin statue on Rákoczi út during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40275] (Chapter 16).
  • Toppled Stalin statue on Rákoczi út during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Robert Hofbauer / Fortepan [93003] (Chapter 16).
  • Freedom fighters standing on tanks during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Márton Kurutz / Fortepan [115227] (Chapter 16).
  • Carrying flags near Blaha Lujza Square during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40117] (Chapter 16).
  • Two workers listening to work room radio, 1951. UVATERV / Fortepan [5267] (Chapter 16).
  • Portable radio, 1960. Sándor Bauer / Fortepan [109294] (Chapter 16).
  • Freedom fighters riding on tanks down Károly Blvd during 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40076] (Chapter 16).
  • People listening to the radio in a cellar during the revolution, 1956. Gyula Nagy / Fortepan [40141] (Chapter 16).
  • Burning armored shotgun vehicle, Budapest, 1956. Zsolt Házy / Fortepan [12830] (Chapter 16).
  • Bombed building in Budapest, (Lenin körút 60.), 1956. Pál Magyar / Fortepan [101413] (Chapter 16).
  • A rowboat and a sailboat on Lake Balaton, 1936. Péter Székelyi / Fortepan [41473] (Credits).
  • A woman and a man holding each other hip deep in Lake Balaton (BalatonMáriaFürdő) opposite the volcanic mountains of the Tapolca Basin, 1942. Tivadar Lissák / Fortepan [71856] (Credits).
  • A scattering of about 30 bathers standing ankle deep and in silhouette in the shallow waters of Lake Balaton (Balaton Szárzó), 1935. Gyula Simon / Fortepan [58059] (Credits).
  • A group of young boys forming a pyramid in the shallow waters of Lake Balaton, 1956. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [26939] (Credits).
  • A sailboat regatta on Lake Balaton, 1936. Lajos Gádoros / Fortepan [11792] (Credits).
  • Sunset on Lake Balaton, 1942. Mihály Szent-Tamási / Fortepan [12613] (Credits).
  • Young women (fully clothed) on the shore of Lake Balaton, 1956. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [26955] (Credits).
  • Cooks in a cooking tent by Lake Balaton stirring food in pots, 1956. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [26598] (Credits).
  • Badacsony Mountain by Lake Balaton, UVATERV / Fortepan [80210] (Credits).
  • A view of Lake Balaton from the Szigliget Castle on the northern shore, 1954. Gyula Krasznai / Fortepan [45831] (Credits).
  • Groups of children rowing in four rowboats on Lake Balaton, 1940. Éva Romák / Fortepan [74813] (Credits).
  • Man relaxing in a lawn chair by Lake Balaton (view from Fonyód Island), 1938. AR / Fortepan [62457] (Credits).
  • Children playing by the edge of Lake Balaton, 1940. Emese Góg / Fortepan [56792] (Credits).
  • A young boy biking on the promenade away from Lake Balaton (Balatonalmádi) with an inner tube around his neck, 1954. Ludovika / Fortepan [44017] (Credits).
  • A man and a young boy on a dock gaze at clouds and a sunset over Lake Balaton, 1950. Fortepan [3901] (Credits).
  • Two young men in silhouette leaning against some tall trees by Lake Balaton, 1956. Endre Baráth / Fortepan [26599] (Credits).
  • Throngs of bathers relaxing at Lake Balaton on the dock or in the water (Balatonföldvár), 1957. Balázs Pálfi / Fortepan [23914] (Credits).

Great War Primary Document Archive

Holocaust Memorial Center

  • Barrier indicating Jewish ghetto in rural Hungary. Holocaust Memorial Center [2011.639.112] (Chapter 10).

Hungarian Electronic Library | Magyar Elektronkus Könyvtár

  • 1490 map of depicting the Turkish invasion of Hungary. Magyar Elektronkus Könyvtár. CC BY-SA 3.0 (Chapter 1).
  • Count György Széchényi, 1863. Electronic Periodicals Archive & Database (EPA) / Hungarian Electronic Library (MEK) (Chapter 1).
  • Front page of Pesti Hirlap. Magyar Elektronikus Könyvtár (Chapter 2).
  • Hungarian fencing champion, Ilona Elek, 1930c. Magyar Elektronkus Könyvtár (Chapter 8).

Hungarian National Film Archive

  • Men harvesting wheat with scythes, May 1919. Vörös Riport Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [262] (Chapter 4).
  • Men in Díszmagyar costume, 1918: Az Est Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5381] (Chapter 6).
  • Violinists playing in front of crowd, Budadpest, November 1918. Schwarzenberg Híradó, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5347] (Chapter 6).
  • Aster Revolution, Kossuth Lajos Street, Budapest, October 1918. Az Est Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5420] (Chapter 6).
  • Mihály Károlyi, speaking to a crowd, November 1918. Schwarzenberg Híradó, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5347] (Chapter 6).
  • Mihály Károlyi, speaking to crowd, March 1919. Az Est Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5491] (Chapter 6).
  • Mihály Károlyi, speaking to crowd, March 1919. Az Est Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5491] (Chapter 6).
  • Opening film logo sequence showing “Rump Hungary” in the context of “Greater Hungary,” June 1936. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive (Chapter 6).
  • Béla Kun, speaking to crowd in Budapest, June 1919. Vörös Riport Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5277] (Chapter 6).
  • Lenin Boys, May 1919. Vörös Riport Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5252] (Chapter 6).
  • Men in Díszmagyar costume, 1918: Az Est Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5381] (Chapter 6).
  • “White Terror” brigade, August 1921. Concordia Film, Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5335] (Chapter 7).
  • Ice dancers Olga Organista and Sándor Szalay at skating championships, March 1928. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [8849] (Chapter 8).
  • Gyula Gömbös in top hat, October 1929. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [9248] (Chapter 8).
  • Gyula Gömbös in military garb, September 1928. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [8967] (Chapter 8).
  • Hitler saluting troops next to Gyula Gombos, during Gombos’ first official visit to Germany as Prime Minister, June 1933. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [651] (Chapter 8).
  • Farmers harvesting wheat, on top of haystacks, August 1928. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [8959] (Chapter 8).
  • Farmers hauling grain, 1930c. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [262] Chapter 8).
  • Farmers driving cattle through rural town, July 1932. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [262] (Chapter 8).
  • Hitler at the microphone, May 1935. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [1448] (Chapter 8).
  • Olympic torch in Berlin, August 1936. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [1977] (Chapter 8).
  • Hungarian fencing champion Endre Kabos, March 1937. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [2223] (Chapter 8).
  • Hungarian fencing champion Ilona Elek attacking her opponent, Erna Bogen, 1933. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [583] (Chapter 8).
  • Horthy arriving in Kassa on a white horse. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [3052] (Chapter 8).
  • Crowds cheering as Hungarian troops enter Kassa in 1938. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [3047] (Chapter 8).
  • Women waving in crowd in the Transylvanian town of Nagyvárad, September 1940. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [3925] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian soldiers in open truck, driving through Nagyvárad, leaning over truck walls and shaking hands with members of an enthusiastic, welcoming crowd, September 1940. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [3925] (Chapter 9).
  • Miklós Horthy on white horse reviewing troops during the 15th anniversary celebrations of the National Army's entry into Budapest, November 1935. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [1247] (Chapter 9).
  • Hungarian motorcycle brigade as they entered Transylvanian territory occupied by Hungarian troops. September 1940. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [3926] (Chapter 9).
  • Arrow Cross leader Ferenc Szalási, in full Nazi salute, 1944. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5851] (Chapter 10).
  • Karady Katalin, 1942. Frame still from Valahol Oroszországban (Somwhere in Russia) by Frigyes Bán, Hungarian National Film Archives (Chapter 10).
  • Candidate Zoltán Tildy campaigning at the national celebration of the Hungarian Democratic Youth Association, 1945. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [5961] (Chapter 10).
  • Mátyás Rákosi speaks to a crowd, 1947. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [6431] (Chapter 12).
  • Mátyás Rákosi close up, 1947. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [6431] (Chapter 12).
  • László Rajk speaking into microphones, April 1948. Film Híradók Online, Hungarian National Film Archive [6707] (Chapter 13).

Hungarian National Museum

  • Hungarian King Charles IV, riding a dappled grey horse during his coronation, 1916. Hungarian National Museum / Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum [2739-1957] (Chapter 1).
  • Portrait of Ferenc Széchényi, 1823. Hungarian National Museum / Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum [2739-1957] (Chapter 1).
  • Portrait of Pál Széchényi, 1897. Marcali Múzeum [1897 037 RT] (Chapter 1).
  • Lajos Kossuth in Cincinnati, 1852. Studio of Thomas Faris. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [1228-1961] (Chapter 2).
  • Ethnic Serbs making hay on Archduke Frederick’s estate in Dályok, Baranya County, 1903c. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [85-980] (Chapter 2).
  • Group picture of farm hands and stewards in front of the stables on the estate of Baron János Bésán in Apátipuszta, Tolna County, 1867. Sándor Beszédes, photographer. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [84-206] (Chapter 3).
  • Emigrants from Hungary in the port of Fiume, 1903. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [68-35] (Chapter 3).
  • Empress Elizabeth, 1866. Photographer: Emil Rabending. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 3).
  • Factory, 1890c. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [90-853] (Chapter 3).
  • Hungarian men wearing díszmagyar costumes. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [1141-1949] (Chapter 3).
  • Hungarian men wearing díszmagyar costumes. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [1477-1949] (Chapter 3).
  • Empress Elizabeth, 1866. Photographer: Emil Rabending. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [386-1957] (Chapter 3).
  • Coronation venue of Emperor Franz Joseph, 1867. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [16-1930; 16-b-1930; 16-c-1930] (Chapter 3).
  • Empress Elizabeth, modeling coronation dress, 1866. Photographer: Emil Rabending. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 3).
  • Franz Joseph on white horse; Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [88-286me1] (Chapter 3).
  • Gyula Andrássy, 1870c. Photographer unknown. Historical Photo Collection Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 3).
  • Budapest Café, 1900c. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [08_1738-1961] (Chapter 4).
  • Béla Bartók and Zoltán Kodály. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum, date unknown [67.2407] (Chapter 4).
  • Nobility on horses in front of their estate (Féltorony mansion), 1905. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [85-216] (Chapter 4).
  • Nobility posing with guns during a hunt. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [751-1948] (Chapter 4).
  • Count László Széchenyi of Hungary and Gladys Vanderbilt, date unknown. Photographer: Mór Erdélyi. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 4).
  • Delivery boys in Budapest, 1900c. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [2520-1962] (Chapter 4).
  • Mihály Károlyi, October 31, 1918. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 6).
  • Katinka Andrássy, Mihály Károlyi, and companion, leaving Parliament, November 1918. Photographer: János Mullner. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 6).
  • Ice dancers Olga Organista and Sándor Szalay, 1930. Photographer: Alfréd Pobuda. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [1481/1955] (Chapter 8).
  • Endre Kabos, left, with Giulio Gaudini at the Los Angeles Olympic Games, 1932. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [National 1472/1955] (Chapter 8).
  • Prime Minister Pál Teleki, 1940c. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [kep-3_1_4-c] (Chapter 9).
  • Prime Minister Döme Sztójay. Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 10).
  • Hungarian Jewish women forced to wear a yellow star. Hungarian National Museum [2002-145] (Chapter 10).
  • Sign demarcating a Jewish ghetto in Zalaegerszeg, May 1944. Photographer: Endre Jánosffy. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [62.2225] (Chapter 10).
  • Town residents proudly stealing household goods from their Hungarian Jewish neighbors. Historical Photo Collection. Hungarian National Museum [94-32 + jk175 + jk176 + jk184] (Chapter 10).
  • Man sweeping money as if it were garbage during the period of high inflation, 1946. Photographer: MAFIRT—István Mizerák. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum (Chapter 12).
  • Cardinal József Mindszenty in trial (show trial), Budapest, February 3 1949. Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian National Museum [MN 4635] (Chapter 12).

Hungarian State Security Historical Archives

  • Kistarcsa tower, 1950c. Photographer: László Szilárdi. Hungarian State Security Historical Archives (Állambiztonsági Szolgálatok Történeti Levéltára - ÁBTL) (Chapter 13).

Hungarian University of Fine Arts

  • Composite image of Lajos Kossuth in a crowd and Sándor Petőfi on steps of the National Museum depicting the 1848 Hungarian Revolution: Magyar Képzőművészeti Egyetem (Chapter 2).

Imperial War Museums

  • Yalta Conference with Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin, February, 1945. British War Office official photographer. Ministry Of Information Second World War Colour Transparency Collection / Imperial War Museums. This item is available to be shared and re-used under the terms of the IWM Non Commercial License (Chapter 11).

International Institute of Social History

  • Only preserved page of the Communist Manifesto in Karl Marx's handwriting, late 1847. Archive Marx, International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam) (Chapter 2).

Internet Archive

  • Joseph II plowing in Slavikovice (1769). Kopystiansky, Adriian. Оповіданя з істориї австрийско-угорскої держави. Коломия, 1914, p. 162, Kolomyia: Halytska nakladnia (publisher). John and Mary A. Yaremko Foundation; University of Toronto - Robarts Library; Canadian Libraries. Internet Archive (Chapter 1).
  • Rural peasants enlisting for World War I. Americana Collection, California Digital Library, University of California Libraries, Internet Archive (Chapter 5).
  • Railway artillery blueprints, 1921. From Miller, Harry W. II. (1921). Railway Artillery: A Report on the Characteristics, Scope of Utility, Etc., of Railway Artillery. Government Print Office: United States Army, Ordnance Department American Libraries Collection, Internet Archive (Chapter 5).
  • Desolate farm in Central Europe, 1918. From Schreiner, George Abel (1918). The Iron Ration: Three Years of Warring in Central Europe. New York, London: Harper & Brothers. California Digital Library, Internet Archive (Chapter 5).
  • Desolate farm in Central Europe, 1918. From Schreiner, George Abel (1918). The Iron Ration: Three Years of Warring in Central Europe. New York, London : Harper & Brothers. California Digital Library, Internet Archive (Chapter 6).
  • Lenin, Revolucao Russa. Internet archive Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 [Lenin_493] (Chapter 6).
  • Portrait of Miklós Horthy 1923. University of Toronto - Robarts Library, Internet Archive (Chapter 6).
  • Trianon Palace, treaty signing, June 4 1920. Photography: Péter Molnár and Andrea Tombor. Internet Archive [Trianon] (Chapter 7).
  • Hungarian sheepdog (kuvasz), 1915. From W. E. Mason, Dogs of all Nations (1915) San Francisco, CA: W.E. Mason, Publisher. California Digital Library, Internet Archive (Chapter 8).
  • Hitler approaching a lectern, 1930c. Excerpt from Why We Fight - Divide and Conquer (22:59). Frank Capra / United States Government. Internet Archive [hitler_20170221] (Chapter 8).
  • Stalin giving a speech, 1933. Stalin Universal Newspaper Newsreel, “Russian Recognition Nears.” Internet Archive [1933-10-23_Russian_Recognition_Nears] (Chapter 8).
  • Graphic animation depicting Germany’s invasion of Yugoslavia in 1941. Excerpt from Why We Fight - Battle of Russia. Frank Capra / United States Government. National Archives and Records Administration / Internet Archive [arc.36071] (Chapter 9).

Kunsthistorisches Museum/KHM-Museumsverband, Vienna

  • Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I, as depicted by Jan Thomas van Ieperen, 1667. KHM-Museumsverband (Chapter 1).

Laczkó Dezsȍ Museum, Veszprém

  • István Széchenyi at the Iron Gate of the Danube, 1836, as painted by August Schoefft. Laczkó Dezső Museum, Veszprém (Chapter 2).

Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences

  • Page from Miklós Radnóti’s notebook, 1944. Library and Information Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences | Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Könyvtár és Információs Központ[MS 2645/25; fols.2v-3r] (Chapter 10).

Library of Congress

  • Official portrait of Count László Széchényi, made just before he married Gladys Vanderbilt, 1907. Library of Congress [2004672380] (Chapter 4).
  • Sultan Mehmed IV, between 1916 and 1922. Photographer: Sebah & Joaillier. Prints and Photographs Division United States Library of Congress [ppmsca.04928] (Chapter 6).
  • A Russian farmer and ten peasant women marketing wares, including bottled goods, possibly alcoholic beverages, in front of a wooden structure, 1910. Photographs Division Washington, Library of Congress [loc_3a36944u] (Chapter 6).
  • Russian peasants, 1915. Bain News Service. Photographs Division Washington, Library of Congress [ggb2005024231] (Chapter 6).
  • “Hanging Order,” an order from Lenin to communists in Penza, demanding that they publicly hang at least 100 kulaks and confiscate their grain, to set an example, August 11, 1918. Russian Archives, Library of Congress [intn.html#obj8] (Chapter 6).
  • Joseph Stalin, lying in state in Hall of Columns of the House of Unions in Moscow, 1953. Prints & Photographs Division, New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection, Library of Congress [cph 3c20658] (Chapter 15).
  • Funeral of Joseph Stalin, “Ousted Beria at Stalin's funeral,” 1953. Prints & Photographs Division, New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection, Library of Congress [cph 3c07298] (Chapter 15).

London School of Economics

  • Graphic cartoon showing fist pounding on a Russian “kulak” farmer, with the citation (in Russian), “Away with Kulaks!,” 1920. London School of Economics Digital Library [lse:xef997lep Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike (CC BY-NC-SA 3.0) license. COLL MISC 0660/2/1] (Chapter 6).

Marcali Museum

  • Marcali Railway Station, 1919. Vitéz Arnold Kovácsffy, publisher. Marcali Museum (Prologue).
  • Portrait of Pál Széchényi, 1897. Marcali Múzeum [1897 037 RT] (Chapter 1).
  • Orbán chapel, 1968. Photographer: László Csomós. Photographs from the Appendix of the “Móricz” tome, Marcali Muzeum [010RT] (Chapter 4).
  • Béla Bernáth, 1900c. Marcali Muzéum (Chapter 4).
  • Marcali market square, 1920c. The Appendix of the “Móricz” Tome, Marcali Muzéum (Chapter 4).
  • Mayer house, 1910c. The Appendix of the “Móricz” Tome, Marcali Muzéum [Mayerház 024](Chapter 4).
  • Széchényi Castle, downtown Marcali, 1918. Photographs from the Appendix of the “Móricz” tome, Marcali Muzeum [uj kastély 1918 008 RT] (Chapter 7).
  • Rákóczi Street, Marcali, 1920c. Postcard Collection, Marcali Muzeum [A_2411A 012A] (Chapter 7).
  • Marcali Bar, downtown Marcali, 1928. Postcard Collection, Marcali Museum [A_2416A 017A RT] (Chapter 7).
  • Korona Hotel, downtown Marcali, 1928. Postcard Collection, Marcali Museum [A_2416A 017A RT] (Chapter 7).
  • Marcali school construction, November 1926. Photograph Collection, Marcali Museum [004RT and 003RT] (Chapter 7).
  • Children in front of their school in Gomba, Hungary, 1930c. Béla Szabó Collection, Marcali Museum [IMG_0002rt SCHOOL] (Chapter 7).
  • Marcali school opens, Autumn, 1928. Photograph Collection, Marcali Museum [001] (Chapter 7).
  • Marcali store owned by the Lichtenstern family, 1920. Photographs from the Appendix of the Móricz tome. Marcali Museum [033RT] (Chapter 10).
  • Marcali synagogue, 1916. Postcard collection, Marcali Museum [A_2423A 028A] (Chapter 10).
  • Széchényi Castle, 1900c. Photograph from the Appendix of the Móricz tome. Marcali Museum [006RT] (Chapter 11).

Museum of Ethnography (Néprajzi Múzeum)

  • Field workers carrying scythes, 1935. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography | Néprajzi Múzeum [NM 329862 F_1935_052] (Prologue).
  • Women harvesters. Néprajzi Múzeum [F1992] (Timeline Interface).
  • Farmer women carrying sticks, 1930. Néprajzi Múzeum [NM 335282 F] (Timeline Interface).
  • Haystacks in a field, 1935. Néprajzi Múzeum [329868 F_1935] (Timeline Interface).
  • Wheat field. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 2).
  • Small peasant house. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography [F.10.026] (Chapter 2).
  • Peasants during harvest, date unknown. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F3574] (Chapter 2).
  • Two peasants, one of them smoking a pipe, 1894. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [192 F_1894] (Chapter 2).
  • Young married Hungarian peasant couple. Date unknown. Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 3).
  • Woman embroidering at home. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F57117] (Chapter 3).
  • Painted chest. Photographer: Gönyey Sándor. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [D 570 NM] (Chapter 3).
  • Man with embroidered cape, 1929. Photographer: Gönyey Sándor. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [D 4010] (Chapter 3).
  • Painted eggs. Photographer: Gönyey Sándor. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [D 210 NM] (Chapter 3).
  • Harvesting with scythes. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F9940] (Chapter 3).
  • Scythe. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [68.205.218] (Chapter 3).
  • Sickle. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [10701] (Chapter 3).
  • Austro-Hungarian soldier. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F-260_1894] (Chapter 3).
  • Hungarian house with chimney. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F203] (Chapter 3).
  • Roma family. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [21258_CU] (Chapter 3).
  • Tiszta szoba (black and white). Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [D 9258_9103_9158] (Chapter 3).
  • Tiszta szoba (color). Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [D 9158] (Chapter 3).
  • Schoolboys wrestling, 1907. Photographer: István Puska. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography [F_8409] (Chapter 3).
  • Bulgarian migrant farmworkers during harvest. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography [F6523] (Chapter 3).
  • Woman with goat in front of smallholder’s farmhouse. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography [F8398] (Chapter 3).
  • Roma with their instruments, 1895. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [509 F] (Chapter 3).
  • Hungarian Jewish man, Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [10760_1909] (Chapter 3).
  • Magyar family. Gyula Klinda, 1907. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F8271] (Chapter 3).
  • Croatian Hungarian family. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F212] (Chapter 3).
  • Slovakian Hungarian women. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F261] (Chapter 3).
  • Romanian Hungarian woman. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F37] (Chapter 3).
  • Serbian Hungarian men, Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [F68] (Chapter 3).
  • Folk dancing man. 1941-1944. Collection of Films, Néprajzi Múzeum [Film "110" (12 different folk dances 1941-44)] (Chapter 3).
  • Sifting grain. Collection of Films, Néprajzi Múzeum [Hemp Processing, fishing, windmills, and trough making, 1934-1949, Film 072] (Chapter 3).
  • Woman whacking hemp with foot. Collection of Films, Néprajzi Múzeum [Hemp Processing, fishing, windmills, and trough making, 1934-1949, Film 072] (Chapter 3).
  • Women peasants processing hemp. Collection of Films, Néprajzi Múzeum [Hemp Processing, fishing, windmills, and trough making, 1934-1949, Film 072] (Chapter 3).
  • Béla Bartók music score, Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum (Chapter 3).
  • Two girls in folk costume, 1911. Photographer: Györffy István. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [365 D] (Chapter 3).
  • Studio portrait of soldier in uniform and family, 1917. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum. [F 331176_1917] (Chapter 3).
  • Studio portrait of soldier in uniform with wife and son, 1914c. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum. [NM F 327257_nodate] (Chapter 3).
  • Studio portrait of soldier in uniform, 1914c. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [NM F 327283_nodate] (Chapter 3).
  • Peasant on dirt road pushing reeds in a wheelbarrow. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [NM 335369 F] (Chapter 7).
  • Peasants during harvest. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM 335531 F] (Chapter 7).
  • Farming woman leaning outside of window, feeding chickens, date unknown. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM 335656 F] (Chapter 8).
  • Hungarian Puli dog, date unknown. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM F327690] (Chapter 8).
  • Geese. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM F11670] (Chapter 8).
  • Two farm children running in bare feet holding a basket between them. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM 335627 F] (Chapter 8).
  • Rural school children, date unknown. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Museum [NM F8408] (Chapter 8).
  • Harvest scene, 1930c. Photographer: Sándor Gönyey. Collection of Photos, Néprajzi Múzeum [NM D 1562] (Chapter 8).
  • Hungarian Jews engaged in a Munkaszolgálat forced labor battalion, 1940. Collection of Photos, Neprajzi Muzeum [325427 F_1940] (Chapter 9).
  • Nine male peasants at a state or collective farm standing against a building, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 13).
  • Eleven female peasants at a state or collective farm standing against a building, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 13).
  • Mass-produced hog production on a state or collective farm, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 13).
  • Chicken wire and barbed wire fencing for a large chicken coop on a state or collective farm, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 13).
  • Bleak row of newly built houses on a state or collective farm, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 13).
  • New collective or state farm buildings, 1950c. Collection of Photos, Museum of Ethnography (Chapter 16).

National Museum of Health and Medicine

  • Influenza pandemic chart showing mortality in the United States and Europe, 1918-1919. National Museum of Health and Medicine (Chapter 6).

National Széchényi Library

  • Topographic map of the Carpathian basin, date unknown. The Map Collection, National Széchényi Library (Chapter 1).
  • Hungarian King Hunyadi Mátyás, or King Matthias Corvinus. Hungarian Digital Archive of Pictures, National Széchényi Library (Chapter 1).
  • Development of the railways, 1877. The Map Collection, National Széchény Library (Chapter 3).

New York Public Library

  • International Women’s Congress, Jolan Jemnitz (Yolanda Jamnitz) [Poster girl], 1913. Manuscripts and Archives Division, New York Public Library Digital Collections [b16081539] (Chapter 4).
  • Peasant women delegates from Balmazujvaros with Jane Dirnfeld and Miss Nellie Schnur during the International Women’s Congress in Budapest, 1913. Manuscripts and Archives Division, New York Public Library Digital Collections [1536623] (Chapter 4).
  • Franz Ferdinand, 1905. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, New York Public Library Digital Collections, The New York Public Library [1234182] (Chapter 5).
  • Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria, 1915c. Photographer: unknown. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, New York Public Library Digital Collections, The New York Public Library [1238643] (Chapter 5).
  • German soldiers with heavy mortars, 1914c. "Schwere deutsche Mörser, durch welche die Forts von Przemysl sturmreif beschossen wurden.” German World War I Photographic Postcards Collection, The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection, New York Public Library Digital Collections, The New York Public Library [1160874] (Chapter 5).
  • Katinka Andrássy in New York, 1924. Manuscripts and Archives Division, New York Public Library Digital Collections, The New York Public Library [1536997] (Chapter 6).

Österreichische Nationalbibliothek

  • István Széchenyi at the Reichstag of Pressburg in 1825 dedicating his annual income to the planned Hungarian Academy. Bildarchiv Austria, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek [7224709] (Chapter 2).
  • Kossuth Lajos: Bildarchiv Austria, Portrait Collection, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek [3555994] (Chapter 2).
  • General Franz von Hötzendorf, sitting at his desk, 1914. Sports and Salon, August 1, 1914. ANNO - AustriaN newspapers Online, Österreichische Nationalbibliothek. [http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/annoshow?call=sus|19140801|7|100.0|0] (Chapter 5).

Romanian Academy Library

  • Fair in Transylvania. Lithograph by Josef Lanzedelli, 1818c. Romanian Academy Library (Chapter 2).

Sueddeutscher Zeitung Bilderdienst

  • Adolf Eichmann, SS official in charge of deporting European Jewry, Germany, 1943. Sueddeutscher Zeitung Bilderdienst [126367] (Chapter 10).

UPI/Bettmann/Bettmann Archive

  • Olympic Women’s foil individual medal finalists: Ilona Elek (Hungary, gold), Helene Mayer (Germany—silver) and Ellen Pries (Austria—bronze), 1936. Bettman Archive (Chapter 8).

U.S. National Archives and Records Administration

  • Canon fire. Newsreel Excerpts, National Archives and Records Administration, CC0 1.0 Universal (Chapter 5).
  • The U.S. Navy transport ship General Le Roy Eltinge, 1951. US Navy / US National Archives [80-G-428659] (Epilogue).

Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives: Film Collection

  • Flowering cherry trees, Hungary, 1930. HU OSA 320-1-2 Hungarian home movies, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Prologue).
  • Close up of ripe peaches on a tree in a peach orchard, 1930. HU OSA 320-1-2 Hungarian home movies, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 8).
  • Close up of ripe apples on a tree in an apple orchard, 1930. HU OSA 320-1-2 Hungarian home movies, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 8).
  • Farm workers sorting apples, 1930c. HU OSA 320-1-2 Hungarian home movies, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • Police personnel distribute guns to new recruits, film clip from “Honvédelmi Minisztérium bemutatja Újoncbevonulás, Honvédelmi Minisztérium Politikai Föcsoportfőnökségének Munkaközössége.” Ministry of Defense Political Film Compilation, 1946-53. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • Police personnel distribute boots and military gear to new recruits, film clip from “Honvédelmi Minisztérium bemutatja Újoncbevonulás, Honvédelmi Minisztérium Politikai Föcsoportfőnökségének Munkaközössége.” Ministry of Defense Political Film Compilation, 1946-53. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • The swearing in of new recruits, film clip from “Tisztavatás A Kossuth Akadémián.” Ministry of Defense Political Film Compilation, 1946-1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • Classroom learning, film clip from “A Politikai Tiszt A Csapat Lelke,” Honvédelmi Minisztérium; Political Film Compilation, 1946-1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • Train sequence, 1930c. Hungarian home movies, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Salt mine in Hungary, excerpt from “A Harc a Napfényes Tárnáért,” Magyar Néphadsereg Filmintézete: A Magyar Néphadsereg Politikai Főcsoportfőnöksége, 1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Man drilling in Hungary, excerpt from “A Harc a Napfényes Tárnáért,” Magyar Néphadsereg Filmintézete: A Magyar Néphadsereg Politikai Focsoportfőnőksége, 1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Coal mining in Hungary, excerpt from “A Harc a Napfényes Tárnáért,” Magyar Néphadsereg Filmintézete: A Magyar Néphadsereg Politikai Főcsoportfőnöksége, 1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Coal mining in Hungary, excerpt from “A Harc a Napfényes Tárnáért,” Magyar Néphadsereg Filmintézete: A Magyar Néphadsereg Politikai Főcsoportfőnöksége, 1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Outdoor work crew in Hungary, excerpt from “A Harc a Napfényes Tárnáért,” Magyar Néphadsereg Filmintézete: A Magyar Néphadsereg Politikai Főcsoportfőnöksége, 1953. HU OSA 206 Video Collection of the Military History Archives, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 14).
  • Peaceful marching during early stages of Hungarian revolution, 1956 (Excerpt 1). HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Peaceful marching during early stages of Hungarian revolution, 1956 (Excerpt 2). HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Peaceful marching during early stages of Hungarian revolution, 1956 (Excerpt 3). HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Crowd in Budapest during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Female freedom fighter with gun, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian fighters ripping down symbols of Soviet domination, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian freedom fighters in truck driving through Budapest, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian freedom fighters burning flags—symbols of Soviet domination, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian fighters toppling a Soviet-themed statue, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian flag with the communist hammer and sickle removed, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Burning books during 1956 Hungarian revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Soviet tanks during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Soviet tanks during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Crowds of Hungarians running from gunfire during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • József Mindszenty released from house arrest during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Freedom fighters celebrate on captured Soviet tanks during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Crowd in Budapest during Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • ÁVH soldier lynched on October 30 during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian Freedom Fighters shooting at Soviet air forces flying overhead, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Soviet tanks entering Budapest, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Ambulance during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Carrying coffins during the Hungarian Revolution, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Budapest devastation, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Bombed buildings, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Refugees fleeing Hungary, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Refugees fleeing Hungary, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Refugees fleeing Hungary, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Refugees fleeing Hungary, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Border scene, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).
  • Refugees fleeing Hungary, 1956. HU OSA 306-0-4 Video materials relating to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 16).

Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives: Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive

  • Village Fair in Marcali, September 1949. The Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive / OSA Archívum / Hungarian Museum of Photography [000391_3/027] (Prologue).
  • Police resort, Héviz, 1948. The Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive / OSA Archívum / Hungarian Museum of Photography [000039/006] (Timeline Interface).
  • Policeman checking grain on farm, 1950. The Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive / OSA Archívum / Hungarian Museum of Photography [14_0007] (Timeline Interface).
  • Checking the harvest in Szeged area, 1950. The Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive / OSA Archívum / Hungarian Museum of Photography [00814/006] (Timeline Interface).
  • Village Fair at Marcali, 1949. The Hungarian Policeman Photo Archive / OSA Archívum / Hungarian Museum of Photography [000391_03/026] (Timeline Interface).
  • An officer adjusts a policeman’s uniform, “Discovery of Silverware,” 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003014/005] (Chapter 12).
  • New recruits stand in formation, 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000114/006] (Chapter 12).
  • Women officers, 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000098/012] (Chapter 12).
  • Handshake, “The brigadier takes Orsera,” 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000006/007] (Chapter 12).
  • Communist Police officer on the telephone, “Report of Kolacsa probably Kalocsa Borderland,” 1949 The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000430/002] (Chapter 12).
  • Dinner function, “Closing Ceremony of Servicemen’s Week, 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000092/010] (Chapter 12).
  • Hungarians swim in Héviz thermal lake, “Police resort Héviz,” 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000040/041] (Chapter 12).
  • Hungarian Communist Party members dance at the Héviz resort, “Police resort Héviz,” 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000040/002] (Chapter 12).
  • Policemen social, “Reporting from Szolnok and Békés County,” The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000120/021] (Chapter 12).
  • Female recruit, “Assistant Clerks’ Office,” 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000122/010] (Chapter 12).
  • Woman on tractor, “Agricultural Pictures,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000390/008] (Chapter 12).
  • Woman on tractor, “Tractor Girl,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000436_2/008] (Chapter 12).
  • Communist Party members re-parcel agricultural land; “Reparcelling Zala County,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 12).
  • “Reparcelling Zala County,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000391_1/007] (Chapter 12).
  • Horse cart inspection; “Report of Kolacsa probably Kalocsa Borderland,” 1949. Hungarian Policemans’ Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000430/004] (Chapter 13).
  • Grain delivery quota chart, “Requisitioning Agricultural Yield,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000848/003] (Chapter 13).
  • Weighing grain during the Rákosi era, “Collecting Crops,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001338_2/023] (Chapter 13).
  • Two policemen inspecting three farmhands delivering grain in a horse-drawn wagon, “Report of Kalocsa Borderland,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000430/004] (Chapter 13).
  • Police inspectors checking bags of grain; “Wealthy Peasant Caught in the Act of Illegal Milling,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000675/007] (Chapter 13).
  • Inspectors checking bags of grain; “Wealthy Peasant Caught in the Act of Illegal Miling,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000675/005] (Chapter 13).
  • Farm search, “Revealing Sabotage by Wealthy Peasants,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001275_2/044] (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian policemen meeting under a large photograph of Rákosi; “Erdőberény Police Investigate a Case of Illegal Possession of Weapons,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [00513/008] (Chapter 13).
  • Confiscated U.S. dollars, German marks, and jewelry on a table; “House search, Confiscation,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000859/001] (Chapter 13).
  • Two men digging up buried silverware while a teenage boy looks on; “Discovery of silverware”, 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003014/016] (Chapter 13).
  • Piles of confiscated silverware on a table and against a wall; “Discovery of Silverware,” 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003014/019] (Chapter 13).
  • Two young pioneers (teenage boys) in uniform; “On the outskirts of the village,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000451/052] (Chapter 13).
  • Farm search; “The small kingdom of Arad Kalman sabotage patrol arrested kulaks,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000387/015] (Chapter 13).
  • Police about to climb into a farm building attic to investigate a case of sabotage; “Police Inspection of Harvest in the Area of Sopron, Lövő and Fertőszentmiklós” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000434/29] (Chapter 13).
  • Policmen conducting a house search, pushing up on the beams of a farm building to locate incidents of sabotage; “Searches,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000540_1/003] (Chapter 13).
  • Police examining grain in the attic while a terrified farmer looks on; “Reporting from Győr -Sopron County,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000545/014] (Chapter 13).
  • “Investigating a Case of Hiding Goods and Firearms and Stealing Platinum,” 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000542/013] (Chapter 13).
  • Kulak farmer is interrogated during a house search; “House Search,” 1949, The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001093_1/007] (Chapter 13).
  • Kulak farmer is interrogated during a house search; “House Search,” 1949, The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001081_3/008] (Chapter 13).
  • Kulak farmer is interrogated during a house search; “House Search,” 1949, The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000545/009] (Chapter 13).
  • Kulak farmer is interrogated during a house search; “House Search,” 1949, The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000544_2/025] (Chapter 13).
  • Policeman typing up a report as two other officers and the defendant (a woman) looks on; “Criminal investigation in Kapuvár,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000472/015] (Chapter 13).
  • Two officers walking on the street behind criminal defendant (a woman) as they accompany her to jail; “Criminal investigation in Kapuvár,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000472/011] (Chapter 13).
  • Woman sitting on a bench in a prison, legs crossed; “Criminal investigation in Kapuvár, The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000472/014] (Chapter 13).
  • A 'kulak” farmer is arrested on his farm; “Wealthy Peasants in Túrkeve,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001081/010] (Chapter 13).
  • Hungarian officer wearing leather trench coat in full salute; “Face to Face confrontation and Hearing of witnesses,” 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [00395_02/017] (Chapter 13).
  • Two policemen monitoring their rural district on bicycles; “Traffic Police, Mounted Police and Bicycle Police on Control,” 1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000127/015] (Chapter 13).
  • Drilling underground in a mine; “Reporting from the Mines,” 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001627/001] (Chapter 14).
  • Two men fixing a train track, “Reporting from the Mines, 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001627/004] (Chapter 14).
  • Industrial mining buildings, “Reporting from the Mines,” 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001627/003] (Chapter 14).
  • “Checking identification papers, supervising agricultural work,” 1953. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001749/009] (Chapter 14).
  • Farm inspection, “Wealthy Peasant Caught in the Act of Illegal Milling,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000675/010] (Chapter 14).
  • “Public Court Hearing,” 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003188/006] (Chapter 14).
  • Gate to collective farm; “Agricultural Work at Dózsa Cooperative, 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000782/005] (Chapter 14).
  • Collective farmworkers; “Agricultural Reports,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000639/009] (Chapter 14).
  • Collective farmworkers preparing the soil; “Springtime Agricultural Tasks,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001113_1/015] (Chapter 14).
  • Two policemen monitoring agricultural work; “Police Patrols in the Provinces,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000499/020] (Chapter 14).
  • Two policemen monitoring a kulak farm; “Checking the Harvest in Szeged Area,” 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000814/006] (Chapter 14).
  • Exposing grain as sabotage in arrest of kulak farmer; “Kiskirályság Local Branch Police Arrest Agricultural Sabateur Kálmán Aradi, 1949. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000814/006] (Chapter 14).
  • Monitoring farmer woman and her pigs; “Police Patrol Checking on Agricultural Workers,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001418_2/019P] (Chapter 14).
  • “Police Patrol Checking on Agricultural Workers,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001152__1/003] (Chapter 14).
  • Surveillance tower, “Agricultural Work,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001353_1/001] (Chapter 14).
  • Checking haystack for sabotage; “Requisitioning,” 1951. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001354_1/006] (Chapter 14).
  • Combine harvesting wheat “Harvest Scenes,” 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [002525/008.png] (Chapter 14).
  • Female agricultural worker on sowing machine; “Police Inspection of Sowing,” 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [001095/010] (Chapter 14).
  • “Police Club,”1948. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000008_4/029] (Chapter 15).
  • Jail tower, “Vehicle Check, Prison Report,” The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, 1954. Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [002492/016] (Chapter 15).
  • Soldiers in prison courtyard, “Vehicle Check, Prison Report,” 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [002492/015] (Chapter 15).
  • Growling german shepard; “Police Dog Training Center,” The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003172_2/011] (Chapter 15).
  • State or collective farmworkers hoeing a crop, 1950. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [000720_1/002] (Chapter 16).
  • Court hearing with peasants on trial, 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003188/00008] (Chapter 16).
  • Hungarian border policeman checking papers; “Checking IDs in the Fields,” 1957. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [004003/008] (Chapter 16).
  • Checking ID cards, 1954. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [002479_1/001] (Chapter 16).
  • Border control truck rounding up Hungarians trying to flee Hungary, 1956. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [003190/004] (Chapter 16).
  • Border control checking IDs of man in horse cart, 1957. The Hungarian Policeman’s Photo Archive, Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives [004095/007] (Chapter 16).

Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives: Propaganda Collection

  • Anti-kulak cartoon, “The kulak's horrible dream: reality!” Ludas Matyi, VII (27), July 5, 1951, cover. Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 13).
  • Gallant Hungarian peasant cartoon, cover, Ludas Matyi, VII (35) August 30, 1951. Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 13).
  • Anti-kulak cartoon, “The kulak: Hey, what a corpulent ear [of wheat]! That the devil would take you away! The ear [of wheat]: Hey, what a corpulent kulak! That the devil would take you away!” Ludas Matyi, VII (27), July 5, 1951, p. 2. Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 13).
  • Anti-kulak cartoon with corpulent kulak, Ludas Matyi, VII (29), July 19, 1951, p. 6. Vera and Donald Blinken Open Society Archives (Chapter 13).

Visual History Archive/Shoah Foundation

  • Teri Faragó as a teenager in the 1930s, Visual History Archive, Shoah Foundation: The Institute for Visual History and Education (Chapter 8).

War Office, British Government

  • British No. 106 direct-action percussion fuse, 1917. British ordnance manual, 1916-1918s. War Office, British Government (Chapter 5).

Wolfsonian

  • Trianon postcard, 1920c. The Mitchell Wolfson, Jr. Collection, Wolfsonian, Florida International University, Miami Beach, Florida (Chapter 7).

Yad Vashem

  • Dezső Heller, date unknown. The Central Database Of Shoah Victims' Names, Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center (Chapter 10).
  • Ilona Feuermann, date unknown. The Central Database Of Shoah Victims' Names, Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center (Chapter 10).
  • Éva Faragó, date unknown. The Central Database Of Shoah Victims' Names, Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center (Chapter 10).
  • Jozefin Neumann, date unknown. The Central Database Of Shoah Victims' Names, Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center (Chapter 10).

Others

  • Arrival of the Magyars (Árpád Feszty Panorama) / A magyarok bejövetele (Feszty-körkép). Photo Credit: Restitched from photos made by TiborK (Chapter 1).
  • The Holy Crown of Hungary. Public Domain (Chapter 1).
  • The Hungarian town of Buda, 1493. Digitized from Schedel'schen Weltchronik. Public Domain (Chapter 1).
  • Depiction of Battle of Mohács in the Hungarian National Museum. Photo credit: Yelkrokoyade CC BY-SA 3.0 (Chapter 1).
  • Map of Lake Balaton, date unknown. Egykor.hu (Chapter 1).
  • Monarchen Joseph II, anonymer Kupferstich aus dem Jahre 1799. Marcela Měchurová, “Der aufgeklärte Despot Joseph II. und seine Spuren nicht nur bei Slawikowitz in Mähren Masaryk,” Universität in Brünn, 2007 (Chapter 1).
  • Lánc Híd, 1870. Budapest.org (Chapter 2).
  • 1827 map of Europe, created by Arthur Finley. From A New General Atlas, Comprising a Complete Set of Maps, representing the Grand Divisions of the Globe, Together with the several Empires, Kingdoms and States in the World; Compiled from the Best Authorities, and corrected by the Most Recent Discoveries, Philadelphia, 1827. This file was provided to Wikimedia Commons by Geographicus Rare Antique Maps. This work is in the Public Domain as part of a cooperation project (Chapter 2).
  • 12 points by József Irinyi, 1848. American Hungarian Federation (Chapter 2).
  • Young Franz Joseph, 18 years old, as painted by Miklós Barabás. Photo credit: Szilas (Chapter 2).
  • Tsar Alexander II and his dog, 1870. Sergey Lvovich Levitsky. The Di Rocco Wieler Private Collection, Toronto, Canada (Chapter 2).
  • Simmentaler cow, Simmentaler Fleckvieh (Rinderrasse) on alp pasture, 2006. Photo credit: Irmgard (Chapter 3).
  • Statue in commemoration of Jószef Fábos established in 1908 by his wife, Julianna Csizmadia, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Chapter 4).
  • Budapest map, 1900c. Attribute: Zsuzsa Frisnyak (Chapter 4).
  • Béla Bartók recording folk music, 1908. Public Domain (Chapter 4).
  • Henrik Marczali, 1900c. Gallery, Magyarzsido (Chapter 4).
  • Emperor Franz Joseph with Franz Ferdinand at Charles IV wedding in 1911. Cinecitta Luce Archive (Chapter 5).
  • The first page of the edition of the Domenica del Corriere, an Italian paper, with a drawing by Achille Beltrame depicting Gavrilo Princip killing Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria in Sarajevo; Copertina della Domenica del Corriere Anno XVI n. 27 del 5-12.7.1914 illustrata da Achille Beltrame (Chapter 5).
  • Görz Bridge Isonzo River, 1917. Austro-Hungarian Empire Imperial and Royal War Press (Das kaiserlich und königliche Kriegspressequartier—KPQ) (Chapter 5).
  • Overlooking the Doberdo valley; “Austrian post in a position on the Italian front in 1916. Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo (Chapter 5).
  • Nicholas Hall, 1866. Etching by Konstantin Andreyevich Ukhtomsky [Public Domain] (Chapter 6).
  • Tsar Nicholas II, 1896. Photography: Erik Zachte, June 2006. Painting by Ilya Repin. [“Photograph taken by me, Erik Zachte, at June 2006, from picture by Iliya Repin, in Russian Museum, St Petersburg; Public Domain”] (Chapter 6).
  • Romanian cavalry marching into Budapest, 1919. Constantin Kiriţescu, "Istoria războiului pentru întregirea României: 1916-1919", 1922, vol. 3, page 491 (Chapter 6).
  • Miklós Horthy on white horse leading his brigade into Budapest, November 1919. Photo permission: Budapest.org (Chapter 6).
  • Map showing the USSR famine in 1933, with the areas with the most disastrous famine marked with black, 1933. Appendix to N 4-5 emigrant magazine "Driving", August-September 1933 (Chapter 8).
  • Horthy on a white horse in Kassa, 1938. Attribute: Ladislav Luppa (Chapter 8).
  • Nettar Anastigmat camera that belonged to István (Pista) Fábos, Photo Credit: Adrian Fabos (Chapter 9).
  • DKW Advertisement, AutoUnion sales brochure, 1939. Courtesy: Tomas Smajda (Chapter 9).
  • Secret Speech, 1956. Attribution: Wikiwlh - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia commons [56596854](Chapter 16)
  • Dancing bear in Saratov, Russian circus, June 2003. Attribute: Jeff Bennion.(Chapter 16)
  • The U.S. Navy transport ship General Le Roy Eltinge, 1951. US Navy / US National Archives [80-G-428659] (Epilogue).
  • Proud and Torn team, back row (from left): Jacob Espenscheid, Collin Cahill, and Isaac Campbell; front row (from left): Dana Potter, Leslie Waters, Bettina Fabos, and Kristina Poznan), June, 2017.Photographer: Christopher Martin (Credits).
  • Bettina Fabos sits in a café with her chin in her hand, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn production team meeting in the ITTC lounge at the University of Northern Iowa. 2016. Photographer: Unknown (passerby) (Credits).
  • Screenshot of Fortepan Iowa online archive (fortepan.us), 2016. Image credit: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Bettina Fabos visiting Curator Hanga Gebauer at the Ethnography Museum Photo Collection, 2013. Photographer: Unkown (Credits).
  • Dana Potter headshot, 2017. Photographer: Dana Potter (Credits).
  • Dana Potter in her studio at the University of Northern Iowa, 2015. Photographer: Riley Martin (Credits).
  • A print from Dana Potter’s “Digital Action” series, 2015. Photographer: Dana Potter (Credits).
  • Jacob Espenscheid in Rod Library at the University of Northern Iowa, 2016. Photographer: Daniel Vorwerk (Credits).
  • Jacob Espenscheid in the Production House at the University of Northern Iowa in 2015. Photographer: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn production team with Isaac Campbell, Jacob Espenscheid, and Collin Cahill, 2016. Photographer: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Collin Cahill in Hungary, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Collin Cahill with Dana Potter in Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Collin Cahill in the Production House at the University of Northern Iowa, 2016. Photographer: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Isaac Campbell in Hungary, 2017. Photographer: Sabine Fabos Martin (Credits).
  • Isaac Campbell at his computer, 2017. Photographer: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Isaac Campbell in Budapest looking inside a peekbox, 2017. Photographer: Christopher Martin (Credits).
  • Leslie Waters at the Szimpla market, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Fulbright scholars in Budapest, including Leslie Waters and Kristina Poznan, 2009. Photographer: Adee Braun (Credits).
  • Leslie Water speaking at the ASEEES a conference, 2014. Photographer: Bettina Fabos (Credits).
  • Kristina Poznan in Badacsony, 2011. Photographer: Leslie Waters (Credits).
  • Kristina Poznan and Leslie Waters in Hungary at Gödöllő, 2016. Photogapher: Sam Vitez (Credits).
  • Kristina Poznan and Bettina Fabos in Budapest, 2016. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • The Proud and Torn team in Budapest with Chris Martin, Olivia Martin, and Sabine Martin, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • The Proud and Torn team visiting Budapest’s Castle Hill at night, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • The Proud and Torn team visiting downtown Pest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Dana Potter, Collin Cahill, and Jacob Espenscheid visiting the topographic map in the Parliament Museum, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Dana Potter, Collin Cahill, and Jacob Espenscheid crossing the Szabadság Bridge in Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Leslie Waters gazing up at an architectural feature in downtown Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Isaac Campbell, Collin Cahill and Jacob Espenscheid visiting the Széchenyi Baths in Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Christopher Martin (Credits).
  • Dana Potter eating chocolate cake at the New York Café in Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Sunflower fields by Lake Balaton. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Jacob Espenscheid and Collin Cahill sunbathing on the dock of Lake Balaton in Keszthely, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn team visit the farmland formerly owned by the Fábos family until 1949, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn team visiting the monument dedicated to József Fábos in Marcali, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn team visiting the Festetics Castle in Keszthely, Hungary, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Proud and Torn team visiting the library inside the Festetics Castle in Keszthely, Hungary, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).
  • Bettina Fabos kissing her Aunt Aranka Fábos Heviziné on the cheek in Budapest, 2017. Photographer: Isaac Campbell (Credits).

Copyright Unknown

  • Hitler and Horthy at a meeting in Berchtesgaden. Author, unkown; Copyright, unknown (Timeline Interface).
  • Caricature of Klemens von Metternich fleeing Vienna, 1848. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 2).
  • The Second Battle of Komárno on July 2, 1849 at Herkálypuszta, painted by Mór Than. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 2).
  • Lily Kronberger, 1910. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 4).
  • Austria-Serbian Ultimatum, 1914. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 5).
  • Austrian propaganda cartoon showing an Austrian hand crushing a Serb terrorist with the slogan ‘Serbien muss sterbien!’ (‘Serbia must die!’) published after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria in 1914. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 5).
  • Fania Kaplan. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 6).
  • Ede Tellar, 1920c. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 7).
  • Leó Szilárd, 1920c. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 7).
  • Gyula Gömbös, wearing a hat with a feather representing the Turul bird. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 7).
  • Adolf Hitler and Hermann Göring vid berlinolympiaden 1936 1. bis 16. August 1936. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 8).
  • Horthy and Hitler riding in a car, 1939. From Felvidékünk - Honvédségünk / Trianontól-Kassáig, Vitézi rend Zrinyi csoportjuának kiadása, Budapest, 1939. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 8).
  • Kiev bombed to bits in 1941. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 9).
  • Miklós Kallay and Hitler, Copyright, unknown (Chapter 10).
  • Showerheads used to gas citizens during the Holocaust. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 10).
  • Cavalry General Puchner (1779–1852). Lithography: Joseph Kriehuber. Copyright, unknown (Chapter 14).
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AUDIO

  • Ady Endre Poem: “Félig csókolt csók.” Audio Read in Hungarian for Librivox.org by Deana Malinger; translated by N. Ullrich Katalin (Chapter 1).
  • Béla Bartók recording. Audio Archive, Museum of Ethnography (Néprajzi Múzeum) [MH_0681] (Chapter 4).

ILLUSTRATIONS

  • Graphic map of Hungary identifying location of Lake Balaton and Marcali. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Prologue).
  • Ethnographic map of Hungary, identifying the multicultural make up of the Carpathian Basin. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 1).
  • Percentage of Hungarian Jews in various occupations. Illustrator: Bettina Fabos, 2016 (Chapter 4).
  • Pie chart breaking down the percentages of Slav versus Magyar versus German populations. Illustrator: Bettina Fabos (Chapter 4).
  • Map of European Empires in 1914: The Austro-Hungarian Empire, German Empire, Russian Empire, Ottoman Empire, and The Kingdom Of Serbia. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 5).
  • Germany, U.S., and Hungarian gold medal count. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 8).
  • Animated map illustration showing the First Vienna Award and the return of part of Felvidék territory. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 8).
  • Animated map illustration showing the reclaiming of Occupied Ruthenia in 1938. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 8).
  • Illustration indicating the location of Adolf Hitler Place on Andrassy Street. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 8).
  • Map of Lake Balaton showing the distance between Marcali and Keszthely. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 9).
  • Animated map illustration showing the Second Vienna Award and the return of part of Transylvania. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 9).
  • Animated map illustration showing the return of two pieces of Yugoslavia that had belonged to pre-Trianon Hungary. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2016 (Chapter 9).
  • Illustration of fat pig equal sign to a piano, showing how Hungarians traded their belongings to eat. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 12).
  • Illustration of a piano. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 12).
  • Illustration of a tractor and a pig, showing how farmers sold their tangible goods and converted them to cash during the 1950s era of collectivization. Illustrator: Dana Potter. 2016 (Chapter 13).
  • Illustration of a piano. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 13).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Kaposvár. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Kistarcsa prison. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Pécs jail. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Bikal State Farm. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Kacinzbarcika prison labor camp. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Graphic illustration to represent 40kg of flour. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Balatongyörök. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).
  • Map of Hungary with location of Balatonakali. Illustrator: Dana Potter, 2017 (Chapter 14).