title: Yugoslav-Hungarian Relations between the End of World War II and the Hungarian Revolution of 1956
abstract: The article represents a detailed overview of the complex relations between the new neighbouring socialist countries of Yugoslavia and Hungary in the first decade after World War II. Bilateral relations between the two countries in the years leading to the Hungarian Revolution were influenced by various factors, stemming both from the sphere of international relations and the specific internal development of both states. On the level of international relations, Yugoslav-Hungarian relations until
journal: Balkans Legal Economic and Social Studies