Counter-revolutionary Hungary, 1920 - 1925

• Acknowledgements
• p. ix

• Preface
• p. xi

• 1
• Revolution and Counter-Revolution
• p. 1

• 1.1
• The 'White Terror'
• p. 5

• 1.2
• The need for legitimacy
• p. 9

• 1.3
• The need for constitutional reform
• p. 13

• 1.4
• The need for democratizatiuon
• p. 15

• 1.5
• The need for economic reform
• p. 18

• 1.6
• The need for a new foreign policy
• p. 20

• 1.7
• Political parties inside parliament
• p. 21

• 1.8
• Parties and interest groups outside parliament
• p. 33

• 2
• The Formation of the Unified Party
• p. 43

• 2.1
• Bethlen's strengths
• p. 45

• 2.2
• First attempts to form a government
• p. 48

• 2.3
• Relations with the Smallholder Party
• p. 56

• 2.4
• Land reform
• p. 63

• 2.5
• Relations with the KNEP
• p. 67

• 2.6
• Charles IV's October coup attempt
• p. 77

• 2.7
• The creation of the governing party
• p. 78

• 3
• Bethlen and the MSZDP, 1919-1921
• p. 91

• 3.1
• First steps towards rapprochement
• p. 94

• 3.2
• Growing MSZDP and government moderation
• p. 104

• 3.3
• Renewed pressure for rapprochement
• p. 109

• 3.4
• The Bethlen-Peyer pact
• p. 112

• 3.5
• The impact of the agreement
• p. 119

• 4
• The 1922 Elections
• p. 125

• 4.1
• Electoral reform
• p. 126

• 4.2
• Other electoral abuses
• p. 134

• 4.3
• The Unified Party's campaign
• p. 136

• 4.4
• The opposition parties's weaknesses
• p. 141

• 4.5
• Results
• p. 147

• 5
• The Unified Party Crisis of 1922-1923
• p. 151

• 5.1
• Factions within the party
• p. 151

• 5.2
• First signs of trouble
• p. 157

• 5.3
• Gombos's first challenge
• p. 162

• 5.4
• The crisis deepens
• p. 170

• 5.5
• The 11 April meeting
• p. 172

• 5.6
• Bethlen asserts control
• p. 174

• 5.7
• Limiting further disunity
• p. 177

• 6
• Bethlen and the MSZDP, 1922-1925
• p. 183

• 6.1
• Continuing tensions
• p. 183

• 6.2
• Growing dissent within the MSZDP
• p. 193

• 6.3
• The foreign loan
• p. 201

• 6.4
• The MSZDP changes its tactics
• p. 204

• 6.5
• The parliamentary boycott
• p. 210

• 6.6
• The collapse of the boycott
• p. 213

• Conclusion-Policy as Political Tactic
• p. 223

• Appendix 1
• Abbreviations of Organizations and Parties
• p. 233

• Appendix 2
• Abbreviations of Documenary Source Collections
• p. 235

• Bibliography
• p. 237

• Notes
• p. 253

• Index
• p. 305