E. Kabos – A. Zsilák, eds. Studies on the History of the Hungarian Trade-Union Movement.

CONTENTS

Foreword

Tibor Erényi: The Origins of the Hungarian Trade-Union Movement

Ernö Kabos: The Links between the Social Democratic Party of Hungary and the Trade Unions from 1890 to 1914

János Kende: The Organizing Role of the Trade Unions in the Economic and Military Fields during the Hungarian Republic of Councils (March 1919-July 1919)

Kalman Szakács: The Trade-Union Politics of the Hungarian Party of Communists (August 1919-October 1944)

Péter Sipos: The Trade Unions, Employers and the State in Hungary during the Early 1920’s

György Borsányi: The Great Depression and the Organized Working Class in Hungary (1929-1933)

Istvan Pintér: The Role of the Trade Unions in the Anti-Fascist Resistance Movement (1941-1945)

Miklós Habuda: The Trade Unions in the Struggle for Workers’ Power (1944-1948)

Márton Buza: The Hungarian Trade Unions in the Era of the Construction of Socialism

APPENDIX

Hungarian Politicians Mentioned in the Studies

Chronology

Literature and Archive Sources Used