Underground Streams: National-Conservatives after World War II in Communist Hungary and Eastern Europe
Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Acronyms and Abbreviations -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Underground Streams: National-Conservatives after World War II in Communist Hungary and Eastern Europe -- Part One: The Right-Wing Tradition in Eastern Europe after 1945 -- Chapter One: The Romanian Ideology: Merging Political Extremesin a National Stalinist Discourse -- Chapter Two: Absent Traditions: Right-Wing Strands in Slovakian Politics -- Chapter Three: A Round-Trip through the Czech Lands: The Origins of a Liberal Right Revolution -- Chapter Four: Conservative Right-Wing Political Thinking in Hungary after 1945 -- Part Two: Right-Wing Enemies through the Lens of State Security -- Chapter Five: Social Resistance under the Kádár Regime and the "Right-Wing" Enemies of State Security -- Chapter Six: Christian Democrats under Fire from the Political Police, 1945-1989 -- Chapter Seven: "Petty" Arrow Cross Supporters in the Interior Ministry Files -- Part Three: Personal Life Paths and Strategies -- Chapter Eight: "I Was Brought up the Old Way, I'm a Conservative": A Middle-Class Christian Looks Back on His Life -- Chapter Nine:A Nationalist of Successive Periods: Miklós Mester (1906-1989) -- Chapter Ten: From Right to Left-or Not? Béla Csikós-Nagy, a Paradigmatical Opportunist of Transition -- List of Contributors -- Index -- Back cover.