Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Table of Contents vii
3. Acronyms and Abbreviations xi
4. Acknowledgements xiii
5. Introduction 1
6. Chapter 1. Mobilizing the Nation: From War Propaganda to Peacetime Cultural Diplomacy and Beyond
7. Introduction 21
8. From the Emergence of Wartime Propaganda to the Changing Nature of International Relations 25
9. Hungarian Dreamland and Its Destruction, 1918–1920 34
10. Hungary, 1920–1927: From Turmoil to Consolidation 43
11. 1927: Opening a New Phase 59
12. Stages of Traditional and Cultural Diplomacy, 1927–1941 62
13. Conclusion 69
14. Chapter 2. Defining the Nation
15. Introduction 71
16. National Identity before the Nation-State? 75
17. Post-World War I Crisis of Culture 81
18. Hungarian Nemzetkarakterológia 87
19. Main Themes and Topoi 94
20. Conclusion 106
21. Chapter 3. Educating International Public Opinion: Cultural Institutions and Scholarly Publications
22. Introduction 107
23. Institutions 112
24. The Hungarian Reference Library in New York City 119
25. Academic Publishing and Lectures 133
26. Conclusion 160
27. Chapter 4. Showcasing the Nation: The Role of Tourism
28. Introduction 163
29. The Hungarian Tourist Industry and the Image of Hungary before Trianon 170
30. “A Country without Mountains or Sea”: The Reorganization of the Hungarian Tourist Industry after World War I 182
31. Tourism Propaganda and the Constant Problem of Image 188
32. Competing Mental and Physical Landscapes of Hungary’s Tourist Image 196
33. 1938: Hopes, Disappointments, and Change 220
34. Conclusion 227
35. Chapter 5. Becoming Audible and Visible: Radio Broadcasting and Cinematic Production in the Service of Cultural Diplomacy
36. Introduction 229
37. Radio Broadcasting: Providing Voice for a Nation 234
38. Radio: Cultural Diplomacy’s Sharpest Weapon 241
39. Domestic Challenges: The Hungarianness of Hungarian Radio 245
40. Challenges to the Radio’s Foreign Policy: From “the Battle of Radio Armaments” to War 257
41. The Birth, Destruction, and Rebirth of the Hungarian Movie Industry, 1896–1929 263
42. Celluloid Résumés: The Role of Kulturfilme and Newsreels 271
43. Conclusion 289
44. Conclusion 293
45. Bibliography 309
46. Index 333
47. Gallery 343