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Alone Amid the Storm: The Hungarian Uprising and the Western Powers
Ding, Xiaopeng ; Smetana, Vít (vedoucí práce) ; Toth, Gyorgy (oponent)
The purpose of this thesis is to review and revise all historical evidence hitherto available concerning the international aspects of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. Its scope includes several layers, including how the peoples in the West, as well as their leaders, behaved during the crisis. It will look at the international arena in 1956 from the Hungarian perspective, as well as attempt to come to a historical explanation for Western, and specifically American actions during the uprising, and the precepts which led to them. In doing so, it shall in particular take a careful revision of the long-standing charges levelled against the West, concerning its alleged passivity, hypocrisy, or willingness to escalate the crisis via the controversial broadcasts of Radio Free Europe.
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Czecho-Slovak reactions to the Hungarian uprising of 1956
Guziar, Matúš ; Vojtěchovský, Ondřej (vedoucí práce) ; Koura, Jan (oponent)
Táto bakalárska práca analyzuje udalosti maďarského povstania roku na jeseň roku 1956 a s ním súvisiace česko-slovenské reakcie. Skúma vývoj politickej situácie v Maďarsku, ktorá spela k vypuknutiu povstania, jeho samotný priebeh a následný ohlas v Československu. Zameriava sa na mimoriadne opatrenia zavedené vládou ČSR, obraz povstania prezentovaný v československej tlači ako aj samotné reakcie občanov, hlavne na území Slovenska, na revolučné udalosti. Kľúčové slová: komunizmus, socializmus, Maďarsko, povstanie, 1956, revolúcia, Československo, Imre Nagy
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Alone Amid the Storm: The Hungarian Uprising and the Western Powers
Ding, Xiaopeng ; Smetana, Vít (vedoucí práce) ; Toth, Gyorgy (oponent)
The purpose of this thesis is to review and revise all historical evidence hitherto available concerning the international aspects of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising. Its scope includes several layers, including how the peoples in the West, as well as their leaders, behaved during the crisis. It will look at the international arena in 1956 from the Hungarian perspective, as well as attempt to come to a historical explanation for Western, and specifically American actions during the uprising, and the precepts which led to them. In doing so, it shall in particular take a careful revision of the long-standing charges levelled against the West, concerning its alleged passivity, hypocrisy, or willingness to escalate the crisis via the controversial broadcasts of Radio Free Europe.
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