Druhé prepracované a rozšírené vydanie monografie Mariána Hronského Boj o Slovensko a Trianon z roku 1998 v anglickom jazyku.
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION (7)
I. THE END OF THE KINGD0M OF HUNGARY ON THE POLITICAL SCENE (11)
1. On the Edge of Catastrophe (13)
The Crisis of Dualism (15)
The Unsucessful Efforts of the Emperor Charles I (19)
The End of the Hungarian Parliament (24)
2. Away from the Magyars, Towarďs an Independent Czecho- Slovak State (33)
In the Whirlwind of War 33
The Promise of the Slovak Spring of 1918 (42)
The Martin Declaration - Separation front Hungary (46)
II. POWER VACUUM IN SLOVAKIA (57)
1. The Slovak National Council and the Question of Taking Power (59)
The First Steps in Specific Directions (60)
Spontaneous Revolts and Acts of Revenge (64)
The Possibilities of the Slovak National Council and its Local Organs (72)
2. Between Martin and Prague (83)
Seeking Contacts (83)
The Slovak Club (86)
Šrobár's Government (90)
III. THE STRUGGLE FOR SLOVAKIA (97)
1. Hungarian Activities and the Reactions of the Czecho-Slovak Side (99)
The Belgrade Armistice (99)
Hungrian Efforts and Offers (105)
The Budapest Talks of M. Hodža (114)
Beneš s Activities, Hodža's and Pichon's Demarcation Lines (123)
2. The Process of Occupation of the Territory of Slovakia by the Czecho-Slovak Army (131)
The First Stage (131)
The Second Stage (137)
The Occupation of Eastern Slovakia (142)
Occupation of Pichon's Line (148)
IV THE WAR BETWEEN THE CZECHO-SLOVAK REPUBLIC AND THE HUNGARIAN SOVIET REPUBLIC (153)
1. From Discontent to the New Demarcation Line (155)
The Question of Bratislava and Internal Tension (155)
Questionmarks over the Italian Command (163)
The Revolution in Budapest and the Special Order of 7th April 1919 (167)
Preparations and Advance to the Second Demarcation Line (171)2. The Invasion of Slovakia by the Hungarian Red Army (181)
The "Northern Campaign" and Replacement of the Italian Command with French (181)
Retreat and Stabilization of the Front (185)
From the Entente Ultimatum to the Occupation of Petržalka (191)
The Results of the Conflict in the Foreign Policy and Internal Political Fields (200)
V THE PEACE TALKS (205)
1. The Czechs and Slovaks at the Peace Conference (207)
The Paris Peace Conference (207)
The Czecho-Slovak Peace Delegation (212)
The Czecho-Slovak Memoranda and Discussions of the Supreme Council on 5th February 1919 (217)
The Questions of Orava and Spiš (222)
2. The Question of the Creation of the Frontier between Slovakia and Hungary (231)
From Great Moravia (232)
The Territory of Slovakia - Background Information, Ideas, Variants and Czecho-Slovak Memoranda nos. 5 and 2 (237)
The Question of the Second Demarcation Line in Paris (245)
The Territorial Commission and the Question of the Final Frontier (249)
The Determination of the Final Frontier between Czecho-Slovakia and Hungary (255)
VI. THE PEACE TREATY WITH HUNGARY (263)
Preparations for the Decision in Paris (265)
Expressions of Dissatisfaction (265)
The Journey of A. Hlinka to Paris (269)
Problems and Preparations on the Czecho-Slovak Side and Internal Political Chaos in Hungary (278)
The Character of the Hungarian Counter-Proposals - Memoirs (289)
2. The Conclusion of the Peace Treaty of Trianon (301)
The Hungarian Delegation in Paris (301)
The Opposition of the Czecho-Slovak Side and the Dangerous Activity of Hungarian Diplomacy (309)
Millerand's Accompanying Letter (318)
Trianon (325)
CONCLUSION (337)
NOTES (349)
LIST OF SOURCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY (389)
INDEX (401)
