The Hungarian campaign of the Russian army of 1849. Dialogue about problems and research
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The Hungarian historian Ildiko Roshonzi and her Russian colleague Alexander Sudkalin in the format of dialogue comprehensively consider the Hungarian campaign of the Russian army in the spring and summer of 1849
How real was the prospect of the collapse of the Habsburg monarchy?
What moved the Russian emperor Nicholas I, when, after rather long hesitation, he sent to the Habsburg empire a 200,000th army under the command of Field Marshal Count I.F. Paskevich? Was there a chance of resolving interethnic strife in Hungary?
How do Hungarian historians regard the decision of the commander of the Hungarian revolutionary troops of General Arthur Gergea to lay down a weapon before its numerically exceeding the Russian army?
Has the Hungarian campaign achieved its goals and is it possible to consider the intervention in the internal affairs of the neighboring power to responding to the long -term interests of Russia in a foreign policy?
What established stereotypes have to face researchers of the Hungarian revolution and the national liberation struggle of 1848–1849, what has been done by historians in recent decades, what topics and problems are considered priority in today"s historical science?
How real was the prospect of the collapse of the Habsburg monarchy?
What moved the Russian emperor Nicholas I, when, after rather long hesitation, he sent to the Habsburg empire a 200,000th army under the command of Field Marshal Count I.F. Paskevich? Was there a chance of resolving interethnic strife in Hungary?
How do Hungarian historians regard the decision of the commander of the Hungarian revolutionary troops of General Arthur Gergea to lay down a weapon before its numerically exceeding the Russian army?
Has the Hungarian campaign achieved its goals and is it possible to consider the intervention in the internal affairs of the neighboring power to responding to the long -term interests of Russia in a foreign policy?
What established stereotypes have to face researchers of the Hungarian revolution and the national liberation struggle of 1848–1849, what has been done by historians in recent decades, what topics and problems are considered priority in today"s historical science?
Author:
Author:Рошонци Илдико
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Culture
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4469-2054-9
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