Ласло КОНТЛЕР - История Венгрии. Тысячелетие в центре Европы

• Название: История Венгрии. Тысячелетие в центре Европы
• Автор: Ласло КОНТЛЕР
• Издательство: Весь мир
• Жанр: История
• Год: 2002
• ISBN: ISBN 5-7777-0129-0

Книга известного венгерского историка Ласло Контлера охватывает тысячелетний период истории Венгрии. Живое и увлекательное повествование о важнейших событиях в политической, экономической и культурной жизни страны построено таким образом, чтобы читатель получил представление о национальной истории Венгрии как едином процессе, несмотря на присущие ему противоречия и разрывы. Книга носит концептуальный характер, отличается глубиной оценок и отсутствием стереотипов и упрощений, показывает истинную роль Венгрии в европейской истории.

Издание хорошо иллюстрировано[1], снабжено именным и географическим указателями.

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