Az 1848/49-Iki Magyar Szabadságharcz És a Zsidók" (The Hungarian War of Independence of 1848/49 and the Jews) examines the role and experiences of Jewish people during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848-49. Authored by Béla Bernstein, this historical work, originally published in 1898, delves into the involvement of Jewish soldiers and civilians in the struggle for Hungarian independence. It explores their contributions, sacrifices, and the broader impact of the revolution on the Jewish community within Hungary. The book provides insights into the complex relationship between Hungarian nationalism and Jewish identity during a pivotal period in Hungarian history, offering valuable perspectives on the social and political dynamics of the era.
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