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In this issue Péter Hidas examines the relationship of Hungary's public and the Habsburg military in the decade after the Hungarian War of Independence of 1848—49, Magda Némethy writes on László Németh's ideas on education, and Francis S. Wagner writes on the situation and treatment of Gypsies in post-1945 Hungary. In a review article, Géza Jeszenszky examines recent works on the controversial Hungarian statesman, István Tisza. These studies are followed by reviews of two "foreign language" works relating to Hungary and Hungarians.