Stigmatized

• Introduction
• p. 1

• Acknowledgements
• p. 5

• Introduction to the English Edition
• p. 7

• The History of Deportations
• p. 9

• Class Enemies
• p. 11

• Background
• p. 32

• The Gulag
• p. 35

• Soviet Influence
• p. 39

• Cominform - Sovietization
• p. 41

• Internal Deportations in Other People's Republics
• p. 47

• Internal Deportations in Hungary
• p. 49

• Destruction of the Kulaks
• p. 54

• Lawsuits, Internment, Prison Work
• p. 67

• Recsk
• p. 76

• Retaliation against the Church
• p. 83

• Labor Service
• p. 89

• Various Forms of Deportation
• p. 92

• Applied Laws
• p. 99

• Similarities and Differences Between Internal Deportation to the Hortobágy and the Internal Deportations from Budapest
• p. 108

• Deportation to the Hortobágy
• p. 116

• Internal Deportations from Budapest
• p. 128

• The Internal Deportation Committee and Deportation Lists
• p. 136

• Sites of Deportation
• p. 159

• Internal Deportation and Facts in the Press
• p. 169

• Reports and Exemptions
• p. 176

• Later petitions for Exemption and Resettlement
• p. 186

• Address Registration
• p. 196

• Supervision
• p. 198

• Labor
• p. 203

• Permission to Leave The Place of Deportation
• p. 205

• Education
• p. 207

• Treatment, Regulations
• p. 209

• Deportees' Residences and Property
• p. 221

• Contact with the Local Population
• p. 235

• How Long Did the Deportations Last?
• p. 239

• The Regime Is Mortally Ill
• p. 240

• Stalin's Death
• p. 242

• The June Resolution
• p. 249

• Imre Nagy's Speech to Parliament July 4, 1953
• p. 255

• Homeless and Under Supervision
• p. 281

• The Clemency Act
• p. 286

• Execution of the Clemency Decree
• p. 294

• After the Internal Deportations
• p. 298

• Finding Employment
• p. 301

• Schooling, Higher Education, Class Categories
• p. 304

• The Effects of Internal Deportation
• p. 313

• Deportations after 1953
• p. 318

• Regulation Regarding Confiscated Possessions
• p. 327

• Rehabilitation and Pensions
• p. 331

• Apology, Compensation
• p. 338

• What Happened to the Leaders Still Living and Those Who Implemented the Hungarian Government's Crimes Against Its Citizens?
• p. 340

• Hungarian and Foreign Media on the Deportations
• p. 342

• Internal Deportations in Transylvania, Romania
• p. 354

• Memoirs of Deportation
• p. 367

• Introduction
• p. 369

• Dr. László Ágostházi
• p. 371

• Margit Ágostházi
• p. 381

• Lajos Badi
• p. 385

• Judit Bárczay
• p. 390

• Miklós Beliczey
• p. 393

• Dr. Yilmos Cech
• p. 416

• Lívia Szy (Mrs. István Ágoston)
• p. 427

• Mária Ágoston Dános
• p. 437

• Sári Défy (Mrs. Miklós Almásy)
• p. 460

• Péter Eötvös
• p. 463

• Galavics Family
• p. 472

• Stephen Gergatz
• p. 475

• Andras Bóné
• p. 480

• Nagy Lili (Mrs. Antal Bereczky) and Dr. Gabriella Jantsits
• p. 494

• Amália Zappe (Mrs. Ádám Bocskor)
• p. 499

• Klára Majzik
• p. 503

• Mrs. Zsigmond László Beöthy
• p. 512

• Irén Csipkés (Mrs. Zoltán Szives)
• p. 527

• Róza Bárczay (Mrs. Zoltán Jalsoviczky)
• p. 533

• Ritta Hager
• p. 552

• Ferenc Novák
• p. 556

• Gizella Somlay
• p. 563

• Tamás Farkas
• p. 583

• Memoirs of Lajos Esterházy
• p. 592

• Miklós Szécsen
• p. 597

• Judit Rados (Mrs. Gyula Kormos)
• p. 602

• Edit Udvardy (Mrs. Ádám Csilléry)
• p. 610

• Alexa Nádosy
• p. 619

• Mária Orbán
• p. 625

• Egon Haris
• p. 630

• Fidél Seidl
• p. 635

• Hanna Szathmáry-Király Horváth
• p. 648

• Éva Tassy Becz
• p. 654

• Gábor Teleki
• p. 668

• Hajnalka Homér (Mrs. László Magyarossy)
• p. 677

• Kinga Széchenyi
• p. 693

• Bibliography
• p. 699

• List of Abbreviations
• p. 703

• Index
• p. 705