Hungary through the centuries : studies in honor of professors Steven Beĺa Vaŕdy and Aǵnes Huszaŕ Vaŕdy / foreword by Michael Hayden ; Richard P. Mulcahy, editor-in-chief ; Jańos Angi and Tibor Glant, co-editors.

"This book honors the academic careers and scholarly contributions of Dr. Steven Beĺa Vaŕdy, McAnulty Distinquished Professor of European History at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA, and his wife, Dr. Aǵnes Huszaŕ Vaŕdy, formerly Professor of English and Communication at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, and now Adjunct Professor of Comparative Literature at Duquesne. The book features thirty-one different essays from American and European scholars, on topics ranging from the Education of Hungarian Clergy during the Medieval Era, to Hungarian cinema. Major sections of the book include 'From the Middle Ages to the Nineteenth Century,' 'The Twentieth Century: Two World Wars, the Cold War and after,' 'The Hungarian Experience in America,' and 'Arts and Letters.'"--Publisher's website.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 563-603).

From the Middle Ages to the nineteenth century -- The twentieth century : two World Wars, the Cold War, and after -- The Hungarian experience in America -- Arts and letters -- Bibliographies -- Biographies of honorees, editors, and authors.