Results of the parliamentary elections in Hungary and prospects for Russian-Hungarian relations by Boris P. Guseletov

“…The assessment of the activities of the main opposition parties of this country is given. The course of the election campaign and its main topics are considered, as well as the positions of those political parties and their coalitions that were elected to parliament following these elections: the FIDESZ-GS coalition and the Christian Democratic People's Party (CDNP), the United for Hungary coalition consisting of the Jobbik Party, the Hungarian Socialist Party and the Dialogue for Hungary Party, the Democratic Coalition party, the Green Party of Hungary and the Momentum Party, as well as the nationalist party Our Motherland. …”
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MILETIĆ’S SUPPORTERS ON THE WAY TO ESTABLISH THE PARTY 1860-1869 by Дејан Микавица

“…The supporters and followers of the Miletić’s ideology sought to strengthen the preconditions for achieving national and democratic goals of the Serbian people in the Habsburg Monarchy within different youth, cultural-educational and national-political associations, institutions and organizations in the nine-year period of renewed political life (1860 - 1869). …”
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Rudi Dutschke and György Lukács on the Problems of the Bolshevik Type Socialism by Sviatoslav V. Shachin, László G. Szücs

“…The study shows that the creative path of Lukács before he entered the Comintern as one of the leaders of the section of the Hungarian Communists is characterized by the desire to find a way to solve the fundamental dilemma of the revolutionary, as he believed: either, like the Bolsheviks, strive for an uncompromising victory and the implementation of their program at the cost of violence; or to make compromises with the social democratic and even bourgeois parties, at the same time being in danger of defeat and the impossibility of implementing their ideas, primarily because the socialist intellectuals fail to establish strong ties with the working masses, and the latter may not be thoroughly imbued with anti-capitalist consciousness. …”
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Social Cognition and Democracy: The Relationship Between System Justification, Just World Beliefs, Authoritarianism, Need for Closure, and Need for Cognition in Hungary by László Kelemen, Zsolt Péter Szabó, Noémi Zsuzsanna Mészáros, János László, Josef P. Forgas

“…The core finding of our study was that Hungarian people, unlike people in Western democracies, did not justify the existing establishment. …”
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