Hungary: The Unwilling Satellite

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President Roosevelt's envoy "to watch Central Europe" for eight years before WW2, recounts his experiences after the war.

	Preface	1
Part 1	What Price Independence?
I.	The Prewar Line-up in Central Europe	15
II.	Hungary's So-called Feudalism	22
III.	Admiral Horthy's Position as Regent	33
IV.	The Significance of Revisionism in Hungary	47
Part 2	An Oasis in Hitler's Desert
I.	The Murders of Dollfuss and King Alexander	63
II.	The True Meaning of the Rome-Berlin Axis Pact	75
III.	Austria: Pivot of European Stability	88
IV.	A Refuge for One Million Jews	99
V.	The Breaking up of Czechoslovakia	116
VI.	The Downfall of Rumania	129
VII.	Central European Declarations of War	145
Part 3	An Island in the Soviet Sea
I.	Hungarian Attempts at Making Separate Peace	159
II.	Russia's Responsibility in World War II	172
III.	The German Invasion of Hungary	186
IV.	Russian Tactics in Central Europe	201
V.	The Island Submerged	215
VI.	America's Responsibility	223
Appendix I	Text of the Secret Protocol of the Russo-German Nonaggression Pact of 1939	229
Appendix II	Regent Horthy's Radio Proclamation: October 1944	236
Appendix III	Swiss Legation Report of the Russian Invasion of Hungary in the Spring of 1945	239
Appendix IV	Secret Contacts Between King Alexander of Yugoslavia and Mussolini	245
	Chronology: Treaties and Agreements Made and Broken, and Territorial Readjustments Affecting Hungary, from 1933 to 1945	261
	Reference List: Books Dealing with Hungary	272
	Index	276

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