An edition of Bismarck és Andrássy (1998)

Bismarck és Andrássy

Magyarország a német hatalmi politikában a XIX. század második felében

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Bismarck és Andrássy
Diószegi, István, Diószegi, ...
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An edition of Bismarck és Andrássy (1998)

Bismarck és Andrássy

Magyarország a német hatalmi politikában a XIX. század második felében

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Teleki László Alapítvány
Language
Hungarian
Pages
457

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Subjects

Foreign relations, Geopolitics, History, Strategic aspects of Hungary

People

Gyula Andrássy gróf (1823-1890), Otto Bismarck Fürst von (1815-1898)

Places

Germany, Hungary

Times

1871-1888, 19th century

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Bismarck és Andrássy: Magyarország a német hatalmi politikában a XIX. század második felében
1998, Teleki László Alapítvány
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 429-448) and index.

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Budapest

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Library of Congress
DB945 .D55 1998

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457 p. ;
Number of pages
457

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OL88627M
ISBN 10
9630360381
LCCN
99197167
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3200514

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