Journal

Of The Institute For Hungarian Studies

Vol. 1, Number 1

July, 1996

BASIC ISSUES THAT ARE COVERED IN THIS FIRST VOLUME:

1. Hungarian presence in the Carpathian basin before the arrival of the Árpáds in the light of Hungarian geographic names of the region
2. Our robbed history, robbed treasures
3. The Avar-Magyar continuity

CONTENTS

Front Matter

The Institute's Charter

Contact Information

Articles

Historical Studies, by Lajos Marjalaki Kiss

What is the truth about Árpád's ingress? by Endre Kolozsvári Grandpierre

Was Hungarian the language of the ancient eastern cultures? by Dr. Tibor Baráth

The origin of the István signet ring, a study in memory of the founding of Pannonhalma, by Tibor Berta

The Holy Crown of Hungary, by Lajos Csomor

Miklós Nagy and István Szigeti's Thoughts on the Holy Crown

Excerpt from Encyclopædia Britannica article, "Hussars" (Huszár)

Excerpt from Encyclopædia Britannica article, "Kassites"

End Matter

Hungarian historical source documents in collections outside of Hungary

References

All featured articles in this Journal are excerpts of larger works by the above authors.

Mottos for this issue:

The right to the truth is the ancient, inalienable right of every human being, every human community, people, nation and country. The ignorance of truth makes the nations blind and makes them a prey of the manipulations of the darkest forces.

The integral part of truth, of the knowledge of the whole truth is the right to say, to protect and validate the truth.

Truth is a law within itself, truly an elementary force...

It should be the right of every human being, all peoples and all nations to learn the truth, to validate it and to proclaim it...