Editor Imre Kovacs (1 results)

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No. 2 Volume Set. CLEAN!! No Marks. Very light damp stain on January issue along front edge (does not affect text). Bindings are sound. . . . . . . . * CONTENTS: VOLUME 1, NO. 1: 1.) New Vistas in World Politics by Ferenc Nagy -- 2.) Save Istvan Bibo -- 3.) The Meaning of 1956 by Anna Kethly -- 4.) Hungary â?? The missed Opportunity by Thomas J. Dodd -- 5.) Postwar Developments in Hungary by Imre Kovacs -- 6.) Dr. Edward Teller and Dr. Leo Szilard on Disarmament -- 7.) Statement by Msgr. Bela Varga -- 8.) Brief Biograph of Kadar -- 9.) Appeal to the New Nations -- 10.) Statement by John F. Kennedy -- 11.) The Area of Vulnerability of the Soviet Union -- 12.) The Colonial Question is One and Indivisible -- 13.) Ambiguity Prevails in Hungarian Literature -- 14.) Hungarian-American relations 1918-1960. . . . . * CONTENTS: VOLUME 1, NO. 2: 1.) No Fear to Negotiate by Hungaricus -- 2.) Hungary and the Congo: Contrast in UN Action -- 3.) How Valid is Kadarâ??s UN Status? By Laszlo Varga -- 4.) Liturgical Communism by George Urban -- 5.) A Scottish Writer in Hungary by Douglas Young -- 6.) Europeâ??s Middle Zone by Bogdan Raditsa -- 7.) Sir Leslie Munroâ??s Report on Hungary -- 8.) Henry Cabot Lodgeâ??s Letter to the Editor -- 9.) Hungary Presents Herself to the West by William Juhasz -- 10.) Communist Literature Not Favored in Hungary.…