LES ACTIVITÉS SECRÈTES ET JOURNALISTIQUES DU COMTE JULES ANDRÁSSY LE JEUNE EN SUISSE ET SES CONCEPTIONS DE L’APRÈS-GUERRE
THE SECRET EXPLOITS AND JOURNALISM OF COUNT GYULA ANDRÁSSY THE YOUNGER IN SWITZERLAND AND HIS VISIONS OF THE POST-WAR ERA
Author(s): Zoltán BécsiSubject(s): Media studies, Political history, Recent History (1900 till today), History of Communism
Published by: Akadémiai Kiadó
Keywords: Gyula Andrássy; Félix Vályi; Switzerland; France, legitimism; Great Britain; Entente; Quadruple Entente; intelligence; confederation; Anti-Bolshevik League;
Summary/Abstract: Having fled Hungary to spend eight months in Switzerland as an exile, Gyula Andrássy sought out counter-revolutionary organs of the media as well as the journalist Félix Vályi in order to promote, through propaganda, the fall of communism in Hungary, the return of the king from exile and the fight for the territorial integrity of Hungary. During his time in Switzerland, Andrássy wrote two articles in the Revue politique internationale, headed by Vályi in Lausanne. His articles shed light on his post-war ideas regarding the future of Central Europe and Hungary. He hoped to exert an influence in the politics of the victorious states in the region.
- Issue Year: 27/2013
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 3-14
- Page Count: 12
- Language: French
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