Everyday Turanism in the Interwar Period
This chapter uses the history of modern Hungary’s first Muslim congregation to explore the fate of Turanism—the imperialist ideology of pre-1918 Hungary—in the socio-political framework of the post-war Hungarian nation-state. When Hungarian imperialist thought emerged around the turn of the century, its proponents established links with certain ...
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