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Liam Athas (Author)
Miklós Horthy: The Hungarian Anti-Hero is a comprehensive biography which delves into the thrilling and controversial life of Miklós Horthy, tracing his journey from a distinguished naval officer in the Austro-Hungarian Empire to his pivotal role as Regent of Hungary during the Interwar Period and throughout much of World War II. The book explores Horthy’s military career, his rise to political power during Hungary’s turbulent Interwar Period, and his efforts to stabilize a nation grappling with revolution, foreign occupation, and shifting borders. Drawing from extensive archival research and historical sources, it presents the first modern detailed portrait of history’s only Admiral Regent and his navigation between nationalism, traditionalism, and the emerging authoritarian ideologies of fascism and communism.
In confronting the most contentious aspects of Horthy’s legacy – including his alliance with Nazi Germany, the implementation of antisemitic laws, and his government’s role in the Holocaust – this book offers a critical and unflinching analysis of this deeply polarizing figure. Both scholarly and accessible, it speaks to readers interested in European history, authoritarian regimes, and the moral ambiguities of leadership in times of crisis. Whether you’re a historian, student, or simply drawn to stories of power, conflict, and consequence, Miklós Horthy: The Hungarian Anti-Hero will certainly provide a gripping and thought-provoking account of one of the 20th century’s most enigmatic statesmen and history’s only Admiral Regent.
Number of Pages: 264Dimensions: 0.6 x 8.5 x 5.5 INPublication Date: September 09, 2023
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