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Bibliography on Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975)

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József Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975) – Brief Chronology

Bibliography on Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975)

I. Books

II. Articles

III. Newsletters

IV. Films, slides, records

V. Miscellaneous

VI. Supplement

Books

Articles

About the Compiler

Acknowledgements

The compiler is most grateful to Dr. Julián Füzér, O.F.M. for his generous moral support.

In addition, the publication of this bibliography has been made possible through the assistance of the Hungarian Catholic Priests’ Association, the St. Ladislaus Church of New Brunswick, and the Catholic Hungarians’ Sunday.

József Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975) – Brief Chronology

1892 March 29 1911 Born as József Pehm in Mindszent, Hungary.

1911 Graduated from St. Norbert High School in Szombathely.

1911–1915 Studied theology and Hungarian history at Theologian College in Szombathely

1915 June 12 He was ordained as a priest.

1915–1917 He served as assistant pastor at Felsőpata.

1917 January 27 Became a Teacher of Religion in the high school of Zalaegerszeg and also founded a newspaper Zalamegyei Újság.

1919 February 9 He was arrested and confined to his hometown by the first communist government in Hungary.

1919 October 1 He was made pastor of Zalaegerszeg.

1922 His bishop named him Titular Abbot.

1944 March 3 Pope Pius XII appointed him Bishop of Veszprém. In protest of the Nazi occupation of Hungary to emphasize his Hungarian origins, he changed his name to Mindszenty after his home town.

1944 November 27 Bishop Mindszenty was arrested by the Fascist national socialist government, charged with inciting a riot and defying the state.

1945 April 2 He was released after the Soviet armies occupied Hungary.

1945 September 16 Pope Pius XII named him Archbishop of Esztergom and Primate of Hungary.

1946 February 21 He was appointed Cardinal of the Church by the Pope.

1947 June 13 The Cardinal participated in the world Marian congress at Ottawa.

1948 December 26 He was arrested charged with ... ”suspicion of criminal activities involving an attempt to undermine the order of the People’s Republic, treason, espionage, and black marketeering in foreign currency.”

1949 February 8 The communist people’s court sentenced him to life imprisonment.

1956 October 30 The Cardinal was freed by the Freedom Fighters, but a few days later he was forced to flee to the American Embassy.

1971 September 28 The Cardinal was permitted to leave the American legation and went to Rome. He took up residence at the Pázmáneum in Vienna.

For the next three and a half years Cardinal Mindszenty visited the Hungarian communities all over the world including the United States, Canada, Australia, Latin America, South Africa and Europe. Also worked on his memoirs which was published in 1974.

1975 May 6 Death of Cardinal Mindszenty, Vienna, Austria

József Cardinal Mindszenty

Bibliography on Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975)

Compiled by Joseph Széplaki[1]

It was realized by the compiler that there is no bibliographical documentation in existence on Cardinal Mindszenty. For that very reason, this bibliography was compiled as a pilot project. The compiler hopes that in the future, after some years of research, a comprehensive bibliography will be published on Cardinal Mindszenty.

This bibliography consists of 64 books, 329 articles, 4 newsletters, 7 films, slides and records, and 3 miscellaneous items; all totaled, 347 entries.

I. Books

Ajusinszky, Béla. Mindszenty el Martirio de un Cardenal. Buenos Aires, Edicion Durer, 1949. 160 p.

Ambord, Beat. Der Vatikan und die Kirche hinter dem Eisernen Vorhang; Documente und Kommentare zum Budapester Geschehen. (Eichstätt) Roma Verlag, 1949. 176 p.

Barron, J.B. and Waddams, H.M. Communism and the Churches. [n. p.,] Student Christien Movement Press, 1950. 102 p.

Cardinal Mindszenty Speaks; Authorized White Book, published by order of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty. New York, Longmans, Green, 1949. 234 p.

Csonka, Emil. A száműzött bíboros. München, Új Európa, 1976. 328 p.

Documents on the Mindszenty Case. Budapest, Atheneum, 1949. 96 p.

Documents sur l’affaire Mindszenty. Budapest, 1949. 104 p.

Dömötör, Ede. La politica russa e Mindszenty. Genova, Szent István Népe, 1949. 101 p.

Fábián, Béla, Cardinal Mindszenty; The Story of A Modern Martyr. New York, C. Scribner’s Sons, 1949. 207 p.

Four Years Struggle of the Church in Hungary; Facts and Evidence Published by Order of József Cardinal Mindszenty. London, New York, Longmans, Green, 1949. 206 p.

Gaiter, Albert. The Red Book of Persecuted Church. New York, Newman Press, 1957. 388 p.

Gsovski, Vladimir. Church and State Behind the Iron Curtain. New York, Praeger, 1957. 270 p.

József Mindszenty devant le Tribunal du peuple. Budapest, Éditions d’Etat, 1949. 205 p.

Juhász, William. Church and Society in Hungary. A Study in the Church and Society. New York, Arts Int., 1952. 100 p.

Juhász, William. Persecution of the Churches Behind the Iron Curtain. New York, National Committee for a Free Europe, 1952.

Just, Béla. O Forcado Acusa! Textos Extraidos dos Obras do Cardenal Mindszenty. Traducao Portuguesa da S.E.T., 1949. 180 p.

Just, Béla. Le Forcat Accuse; Textes Choisis et Presentes. [Paris,] Bloud & Gay, 1949. 191 p.

Just, Béla. Un Procés Préfabriqué; L’affaire Mindszenty. Paris, Editions du Témoignage Chrétien, [1949.] 178 p.

Kádár, Imre. The Church in the Storm of Time. Budapest, Bibliotheca, 1958.

Kardinal Mindszenty; Breträge zu Seinem Siebzigsten Geburtstag. München, Donau Verlag, 1962. 335 p.

Kardinal Mindszenty. Learen, N.H., F.W. de Konig, 1949. 92 p.

Királyfalvi, Menyhért. Mindszenty Breviárium, a bíboros hercegprímásnak megnyilatkozásaival a Magyar Szabadságharc idejen. Detroit, Amerikai Magyar Kiadó, 1958. 30 p.

Kovács, Aladár. A Mindszenty Per Árnyékában. Dokumentumok, Pásztorlevelek, Rendőri Utasítások, Tiltakozások, Jegyzékek. Innsbruck, Archivum Hungaricum, 1949. 160 p.

Közi Horváth, József. Kardinal Mindszenty. Königstein-Taunus, Kirche in Not – Ostpriesferhilfe, 1977. 144 p.

Lesourd, Paul. Le Cardinal Mindszenty; Primat de Hongrie. Paris, France-Empier, 1972. 319 p.

Livre Blanc; Quatre Années de Lutte Pour la Défense de l’Église Hongroise; Documents Publiés sur la Demande du Cardinal Josef Mindszenty, Primat de Hungarie, Précédés des Protestations des Cardinaux Francais. Paris, Amiot-Dumont, 1949. 191 p.

Maróthy-Meizler, Károly. Az ismeretlen Mindszenty. Buenos Aires, Editorial Pannonia, 1958. 375 p.

Mátray, Lajos. Egyedül Sztálin ellen. Cleveland, Katolikus Magyarok Vasárnapja, 1949. 99 p.

Mihalovics, Zsigmond. Martire, Non Criminale; Testimonianze. Roma, A.V.E., 1949. 247 p.

Mihalovics, Zsigmond. Mindszenty. Ungarn, Europa. Ein Zeugenbericht. Karlsruhe, Badenia Verlag, 1949. 262 p.

Mihályi, Gilbert E. Communists Scuttle 1964 Vatican-Kádár ”Agreement”; A Study of the U.S. Press Coverage on an Episode in the Struggle Between Freedom and Slavery. New York, Marbor Printing, 1965. 56 p.

Mindszenty, József. Az Édesanya. Zrínyi Nyomda. 1940.

Mindszenty, József. The Face of the Heavenly Mother. New York, Philosophical Library, 1951. 150 p.

Mindszenty, József. Memoirs. New York, Macmillan, 1974. 341 p.

Mindszenty, József. The Mother. St. Paul, Radio Replies Press, 1949. 160 p.

Mindszenty, József. Moeder, een Loflied op het Moederschap. Tongerloo, Torenpers, St. Norbertus-Boekhandel, [1949.] 215 p.

Mindszenty, József. Die Mutter. Luzern, Rex-Verlag, 1949-50. 2 vol.

Mindszenty, József. ”... the World’s Most Orphaned Nation.” New York, J. Tarlo, [1962.] 111 p.

A Mindszenty bűnügy okmányai. Budapest, 1949. 86 p.

Mindszenty József a Népbíróság előtt. Budapest, Állami Lapkiadó, 1949. 186 p.

Mindszenty József bíboros érsek-prímás úr látogatása 1974 tavaszán Cleveland Egyházmegyében. [Cleveland, Kárpát Publishing Co., 1975.] 176 p.

Mindszenty Pred L’udovým Súdom. Bratislava, Poverenictvo Informácif a Osvety, Tatran, 1949. 150 p.

Mindszenty; Una Congiura Contro la Pace. [Roma,] C.D.S. 1949. 72 p.

A Mindszenty Magyar Tudományos és Kulturális Akadémia Tizenöt Éve, 1949–1963. Buenos Aires, 1963. 25 p.

Ottaviani, R. Le Rivelazioni di un Processo, il Cardinale Mindszenty. Roma, G. Menaglia, 1949. 39 p.

Our Hero; Loyal to God, to Church, and to Country. [Cleveland, Kárpát Publishing Co., 1974.] Unpaged.

Pastore, Ottavio. Mindszenti. I Documenti Nascosti dal Vaticano. Milano, Milano-Sera, 1949. 184 p.

Prečo Súdili Mindszentyho; Documenty k Mindszentyho Trestnej Veci. Bratislava, Poverenictvo Informácif a Osvety, 1949. 88 p.

Der Prozess József Mindszenty, nach dem Verhandlungsprotokoll. Berlin, Allgemeiner Deutscher Verlag, 1949. 170 p.

Sheppard, Alexander William. Mindszenty and the Protestant Pastors; A Factual Account of the Famous Trials in Hungary and Bulgaria. Sydney, Free Citizen Press, 1949. 63 p.

Shuster, George Naumman. In Silence I Speak; The Story of Cardinal Mindszenty Today and of Hungary’s ”New Order”. New York, Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, [1956.] 296 p.

Shuster, George Naumman. Religion Behind the Iron Curtain. New York, Macmillan, 1954. 281 p.

Swift, Stephen K. The Cardinal’s Story; The Life and Work of Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty, Archbishop of Esztergom, Primate of Hungary. New York, Macmillan, 1949. 328 p.

Szalay, Jeromos. Le Cardinal Mindszenty, Confesseur de la Foi, Défesaur de la Cité. Paris, Mission Catholique Hungroise, [1950.] 218 p.

Szalay, Jeromos. El Cardinal Mindszenty. Barcelona, Hispano Americana de Ediciones S.A., n.d, 204 p.

Tobiás, R. Communist Christian Encounter in East Europe. Indianapolis, School of Religion Press, 1956. 567 p.

The Trial of József Mindszenty. Budapest, Hungarian State Publishing House, 1949. 191 p.

Vecsey, József and Schwendemann, Johann. Mindszenty-Documentation. Wien, Welt und Heimat, 1956. 3 vol.

Vecsey, József. Mindszenty Okmánytár; Pásztorlevelek, beszédek, nyilatkozatok, levelek. München, Ledermüller Oliver, 1957. 3 vol.

Vecsey, József. Mindszenty the Man, as Told to Phylis Schlafly. St. Louis, Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation, 1972. 241 p.

Weissbuch; Vier Jahre Kirchenkampf in Ungarn, hrsg. im Auftrage von Kardinal Josef Mindszenty. Zürich, Thomas Verlag. 1949. 171 p.

II. Articles

“Action on the Mindszenty Case.” America. Vol. 80. (February 19, 1949) p. 529.

“After the Verdict; The Elimination of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 12, 1949) pp. 99–100.

“Albert Hall Meeting; A Great Demonstration.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 12, 1949) pp. 108–9.

“L’amnistie du Cardinal.” La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 68 (October 17, 1971) p. 239.

Ares, R. “L’affaire Mindszenty aux Nations Unies.” Relations. Vol. 9. (June, 1949) pp. 149–152.

Arkay, L. “Le Livre Jaune sur le Cardinal Mindszenty.” Relations. Vol. 9. (March, 1949) p. 70.

“Arrest of Cardinal Mindszenty; The Charges Adducted and the Real Explanation.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 1, 1949) pp. 8–9.

“L’arrestation du Cardinal Mindszenty.” Etudes. Vol. 260. (February, 1949) pp. 249–52.

“Background of the Mindszenty Arrest: Reaction to the Arrest.” America. Vol. 80. (January 22, 1949) p. 419.

Bain, L.B. “How He Was Tortured.” Look. December 25, 1956. pp. 21–25.

Barankovics, I. “And Now Archbishop Beran.” Sign. Vol. 29. (August, 1949) pp. 12–14. Same: Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (October, 1949) pp. 9–13.

Barankovics, I. “The Present State of the Mindszenty Problem.” Friar. Vol. 22. (August, 1964) pp. 30–33.

”Battle in Hungary.” Commonweal. Vol. 49. (January 7, 1949) pp. 315–6. Same: Catholic Mind. Vol. 47. (March, 1949) pp. 163–4.

Behan, F. “Hungary’s Hero: Anti Nazi.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (February, 1949) pp. 88–90.

“Black Book.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (March 26, 1949) p. 204.

Bentley, A.M. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 52 (July 1954) pp. 406–12.

Bernard, F. “Une Grande Figure de L’histoire.” La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 68. (October 17, 1971) pp. 924–5.

Breig, J. “Cardinal’s Ninth Year.” Ave Maria. Vol. 86. (December 28 1957) p. 19.

Breig, J. “Courageous Cardinal: A Bone in Communism’s Throat.” Columbia. Vol. 46. (June, 1966) pp. 30–33.

Breig, J. “Spiritual Boquet Being Gathered for Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 81. (April 9, 1955) p. 7.

“Broadcast from Budapest on Saturday, November 3rd.” Tablet. Vol. 209. (January 12, 1957) pp. 44.

“Calvinists Approve. ” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (February 12, 1949) pp. 195–6.

Campion, D. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 132. (May 24, 1975) (Inside front cover.)

Campion, D. “The Heaviest Cross of His Life.” America. Vol. 125. (October 9, 1971) p. 246.

“Cardinal and His Clergy; Farewell Letter.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (March 5, 1949) pp. 196–7.

“Cardinal and His Mother.” Tablet. Vol. 195. (April 29, 1950) p. 349.

“Cardinal and the Regime; Pastoral Letter, May 16, 1948; Excerpts.” Tablet. Vol. 191. (May 29, 1948) pp. 341–2.

“Cardinal and the United Nations; A New Justification.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (April 16–22, 1949) pp. 253, 269.

“Cardinal as a Hostage: Why His Appeal is Delayed.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 26, 1949) p. 134.

“Cardinal József Mindszenty in Rome.” L’Osservatore Romano. Vol. 40. (October 7, 1971) pp. 184–5.

“Cardinal in Hospital.” Tablet. Vol. 194. (September 17, 1949) pp. 188–9.

“Cardinal König’s Visit to Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 217. (April 27, 1963) p. 466.

“Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic Action. Vol. 31. (March, 1949) p. 15.

“Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 5, 1949) p. 93.

“Cardinal Mindszenty: A Further Document from the Hungarian Hierarchy.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 22, 1949) p. 60.

“Le Cardinal Mindszenty à Rome.” La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 68. (October 17, 1971) pp. 923–4.

“Cardinal Mindszenty and the United Nations. Tablet. Vol. 193. (April 30, 1949) p. 292.

“Cardinal Mindszenty Case Reportedly Discussed.” Catholic Messenger. Vol. 82. (March 26, 1964) p. 3.

“Cardinal Mindszenty; His Confession and How it May Have Been Obtained.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 29, 1949) pp. 71–2.

“Cardinal Mindszenty in the Dock; The Trial Opens in Budapest.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 5, 1949) pp. 84–5.

“Cardinal Mindszenty in London.” Tablet. Vol. 190. (July 19, 1947) p. 46.

“Le Cardinal Mindszenty N’est Plus Archeveque d’Esztergom.” La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 71. (March 3, 1974) pp. 206–8.

“Cardinal Mindszenty Solution Not Near.” Catholic Messenger. Vol. 81. (May 23, 1963) p. 1.

“Cardinal Mindszenty Speaks.” Priest. Vol. 20. (February, 1964) p. 98.

“Cardinal Mindszenty Stands Firm.” Tablet. Vol. 220. (March 19, 1966) p. 344.

“Cardinal Mindszenty; Statements from Sacred College.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 8, 1949) p. 28.

“Cardinal Mindszenty will Leave if Rehabilitated.” Tablet. Vol. 219. (March 13, 1965) pp. 304–5.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Future.” Tablet. Vol. 221 (October 21, 1967) p. 1110.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Release.” Tablet. Vol. 205. (January 1, 1955) p. 20.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Sentence Confirmed.” Tablet. Vol. 194. (July 16, 1949) p. 44.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Stand; What Socialist Fusion Means.” Tablet. Vol. 191. (May 22, 1948) p. 314.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Successor?” Tablet. Vol. 218. (March 7, 1964) p. 279.

“Cardinal Mindszenty’s Testimony.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 12, 1949) p. 102.

“Cardinal Primate Attacked.” Tablet. Vol. 191. (January 17, 1948) p. 45.

“Cardinal to Eisenhower.” Tablet. Vol. 208. (November 24, 1956) p. 461.

“Cardinal’s Trial an Analysis of the Proceedings.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 12, 1949) pp. 100–1.

Carroll, P.J. Editor’s Page. Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (January 22, 1949) p. 102.

“Case of Cardinal Mindszenty: Fresh Light on the Circumstances of His Arrest.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 8, 1949) pp. 20–2.

”Challenge of Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 80. (January 8, 1949) p. 361.

Cherne, L. ”I Spoke with Cardinal Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 96. (November 17, 1956) p. 187.

“Church Besieged a Personal Statement; November 16, 1948.” Tablet. Vol. 192. (December 18, 1948) pp. 402–3. Same: Catholic Mind. Vol. 47, (March, 1949) pp. 187–9.

“Clever, Those Catholics!” America. Vol. 80. (February 12, 1949) p. 504.

“Communism in Hungary.” Tablet. Vol. 218. (October 3, 1964) pp. 1109–10.

“Confession Repudiated, Trial of the So-Called Accomplices of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (March 5, 1949) pp. 156–7.

“Crown of St. Stephen: The Key to the Arrest of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 15, 1949) p. 42.

Curtis T.B. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 51. (September, 1953) pp. 550–2.

“Death Comes to Cardinal Mindszenty.” Our Sunday Visitor. Vol. 64. (May 18, 1975) p. 1.

“Decleratio: Eos Qui Nuper in Emum P.D. Josephum Cardinal Mindszenty. Violentas Manus Sacrilege Indicerunt Excomuniationem Incurisse: December 28, 1948.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 41. (January 31, 1949) p. 31. Same: Clergy Review. Vol. 31. (April 1949) p. 273.

“Declaratio Excommunicationis in Eos Qui Violentas Manus Sacrilege Iniiciunt Emum P.D. Josephum Cardinal Mindszenty: February 12, 1949.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 41. (February 25, 1949) p. 80. Same: Clergy Review. Vol. 31. (April, 1949) pp. 273–4.

“Un Defi Aux Nations Unies: L’arrestation du Cardinal Mindszenty.” Relations. Vol. 9. (February, 1949) pp. 29–30.

“La Deposition du Cardinal Mindszenty.” Relations. Vol. 9. (March, 1949) pp. 74–5.

“Displaced Hungarians; Charges Made by Cardinal Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 76. (January 18, 1947) p. 424.

Doblhoff, L. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” Commonweal. Vol. 49. (January 21, 1949) pp. 366–70.

Donahue, J. “Letter to a Cardinal.” Columbia. Vol. 28. (February, 1949) p. 1.

Donahue, J. “Mindszenty Case in U.N. Assembly.” Columbia. Vol. 28. (May, 1949) p. 1.

Donahue, J. “Wolves of Hungary.” Columbia. Vol. 28. (March 1, 1949) p. 1.

“Do Not Be Surprised; Slow Murder of Cardinal Mindszenty.”Ave Maria. Vol. 70. (August 6, 1949) p. 162.

Duff, E. “Meaning of Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 80. (January 8, 1949) pp. 369–71. Same: Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (March, 1949) pp. 49–53.

Duff, E. “Mindszenty Marginalia.” America. Vol. 80. (February 26, 1949) p. 570.

Dunigan, V. “Cardinal Mindszenty and the Vatican’s Gamble with a Hungarian Pact.” Friar. Vol. 23. (February, 1965) pp. 14–20.

Ettel, W. “Mindszenty’s Life in Exile.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (June 7, 1974) p. 16.

”Eye-Witness Inside Hungary.” Commonweal. Vol. 49. (February 11, 1949) p. 449.

Fábián, B. “Dead Men Tell No Tales.” America. Vol. 88. (March 7, 1953) pp. 617–8. Same: Tablet. Vol. 201. (May 9, 1953) pp. 394–5.

Fábián, B. “Defense of Mindszenty.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 49. (June, 1951) p. 372.

Fábián. B. “Mindszenty and the Nazis.” America. Vol. 80. (February 26, 1946) pp. 569–70.

Fábián, B. “Mindszenty the Martyr: Abridged.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (August, 1949) pp. 117–28.

“Face of the Heavenly Mother.” (Review) Sponsa. Vol. 25. (January, 1954) p. 133. Same: Theological Studies. Vol. 13. (June, 1952) p. 298.

“Face of the Heavenly Mother.” (Excerpt with title: “One House of the Holy Mother.”) Catholic Digest. Vol. 16. (February, 1952) pp. 7–11.

Ferrito, C. “Hungary’s Heroic Cardinal.” Ave Maria. Vol. 68. (December, 1948) pp. 775–8. Same: Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (February, 1949) pp. 90–3.

Finley, D. “Five Days of Freedom.” Sign. Vol. 41. (November, 1961) pp. 11–13.

“Forged Evidence.” Ave Maria. Vol. 72. (August 19, 1950) p. 228.

Francis, Mother. “For Cardinal Mindszenty.” (poem) Friar. Vol. 24. (October, 1965) pp. 54–5.

“Further Sentences: Mr. Evans and the Trial.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (March 19, 1949) p. 188.

Giles, A. “For Josef Cardinal Mindszenty.” (poem) Catholic World. Vol. 168. (March, 1949) p. 447.

Graham, R. “Vatican” Columbia. Vol. 55. (March, 1975) p. 8.

“Grave Miscalculation.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (March 5, 1949) p. 293.

Haines, A. “Cardinal Mindszenty Today.” Torch. Vol. 47. (April, 1963) pp. 4–6.

Hanlin, J.J. “The Cardinal’s Greatest Enemy.” Apostle. Vol. 36. (June, 1958) pp. 8–11.

Hanlin, J.J. “Hand of God.” Extention. Vol. 51. (January, 1957) pp. 12–23.

Hartman, C. “Mindszenty: Guest of the U.S.A.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 24. (February, 1960) pp. 20–24.

“Here is Courage.” Ave Maria. Vol. 67. (May 29, 1948) pp. 676–7.

Holstein, H. “La Mère, Miroir de Dieu.” Review Etudes. Vol. 280. (January, 1954) p. 125.

“Holy See Press Office; Clarifications.” L’Osservatore Romano. Vol. 8. (February 21, 1974) pp. (308) 4.

Homan, H.W. “Letter to Cardinal Mindszenty.” Columbia. Vol. 30. (May, 1951) p. 7.

“Hope Deferred on Cardinal Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 81. (May 7, 1949) p. 175.

“Hounding the Cardinal.” Tablet. Vol. 192. (November 27, 1948) p. 348.

“How Cardinal Mindszenty Was Framed.” Tablet. Vol. 196. (July 15, 1950) p. 42.

“How Signatures Were Collected: A Lutheran Disavowal.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 5, 1949) p. 92.

“How Was He Made a Cardinal?” Sign. Vol. 36. (October, 1954) p. 31.

“Hungarian Cardinal’s Letter.” Ave Maria. Vol. 67. (May 15, 1948) p. 610.

“Hungarian Government Re-examines Mindszenty Trial!” Tablet. Vol. 218. (May 2, 1964) p. 508.

“Hungarian Histrionics.” Jurist. Vol. 9. (April, 1949) pp. 266–8.

“Hungarian Premier on Mindszenty Case.” Tablet. Vol. 219. (July 3, 1965) p. 756.

“Hungarian Priest Blames Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 217. (November 23, 1963) pp. 1275–6.

“Hungarian Tragedy.” Hamelletic and Pastoral Review. Vol. 61. (January, 1961) pp. 367–68.

“Hungary in the Summer of 1945: Pastoral Letter, October 18th, 1945.” Tablet. Vol. 186. (December 15, 1945) pp. 285–6.

“Hungary’s Hope.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 55. (February, 1957) pp. 92–96.

“Hungary’s Man of Fate.” America. Vol. 96. (November 24, 1956) p. 220.

“Hush, Mrs. Roosevelt!” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (March 5, 1949) p. 291.

Interview by NC News Service. La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 69. (March 5, 1972) pp. 239–41.

“Intrepid Champion of the Church ... Cardinal József Mindszenty, 1892–1975.” L’Osservatore Romano. Vol. 21. (May 22, 1975) p. 373.

“Jailed Cardinal Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 75. (June, 1952) p. 706.

“Jew Defends Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 73. (March 10, 1951) p. 291.

Johnson, H. “Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty.” Social Justice Review. Vol. 57. (November, 1964) p. 228.

“Kádár’s Stumbling Block.” America. Vol. 98. (October 12, 1957) p. 31.

“Kardinal Mindszenty und der Ungarische Freiheitskamf.” Herder–K. Vol. 11. (December, 1956) pp. 133–35.

Karman, A. “Mindszenty: Resist Reds.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 8. (January 21, 1972) p. 2.

Kenny, N. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” Extension. Vol. 44. (January, 1949) p. 11.

Kertész, S. “Church and State in Hungary: The Background of the Cardinal Mindszenty Trial.” Review of Politics. Vol. 11. (April, 1949) pp. 208–19.

Kohr, L. “Cardinal Mindszenty, and Genocide.” Catholic World. Vol. 169. (January, 1949) pp. 147–7.

Konig, F. “Mindszenty Status Same.” (excerpt) Catholic Messenger. Vol. 81. (September 5, 1963) p. 1.

Laugnun, J. “Cardinal Mindszenty: Living Martyr, Symbol of Defiance to Tyranny.” Our Sunday Visitor. Vol. 63. (July 28, 1974) pp. 1.

Lavery, E. “Art of Defamation: Hollywood Appraises the Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Commonweal. Vol. 51. (November 11, 1949) pp. 152–5. Same: With title: “Movie About Mindszenty.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 14. (January, 1950) pp. 75–9.

“Lest We Forget.” Ave Maria. Vol. 70. (December 10, 1949) p. 741.

“Let the Courageous Speak Out.” America. Vol. 80. (January 15, 1949) p. 391.

Listowel, J. “Cardinal Mindszenty: A Profile.” Tablet. Vol. 225. (October 9, 1971) pp. 973–4.

Listowel, J. “Mindszenty 1892–1975.” Tablet. Vol. 229. (May 17, 1975) pp. 455–6.

McDonough, A. “Guilty Or Not Guilty? Zulner’s Forgery of the Cardinal Mindszenty Signature to Bogus Confession.” Sign. Vol. 30. (November, 1950) pp. 30–1.

McNicholas, F.T. “Letter Protesting the Arrest and Imprisonment of His Eminence Josef Cardinal Mindszenty.” Action Now. Vol. 31. (March, 1949) pp. 19–20.

“Martyr Cardinal of Hungary.” (an editorial) Extension. Vol. 43. (March, 1949) p. 11.

“Masaryk and Mindszenty.” America. Vol. 80. (January 5, 1949) pp. 395–6.

“Meaning of Mindszenty: Persecution of Religion Merits the Immediate Attention of U.N.” America. Vol. 80. (December 11, 1948) p. 255.

“Mindszenty Before Caesar.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (April, 1949) pp. 54–62.

“Mindszenty Holds On.” Triumph. Vol. 3. (January, 1968) p. 9.

“Mindszenty Not Forgotten.” America. Vol. 88. (February 7, 1953) p. 500.

“Mindszenty Refuses Degree.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (June 7, 1974) p. 17.

“The Mindszenty Settlement.” Commonweal. Vol. 95. (October 15, 1971) pp. 51–2.

“Mindszenty Tells of His Bitterness in New Book.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (September 20, 1974) p. 6.

“Mindszenty Tells of Talk With Pope.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (May 17, 1974) p. 2.

“Mindszenty the Prisoner; Kollai’s Offer of Exile.” America. Vol. 106. (January 6, 1962) pp. 429–30.

“Mindszenty to Rome; Long Dispute Ends.” National’Catholic Reporter. Vol. 7. (October 8, 1971) p. 5.

“Mindszenty to Get Degree.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (March 8, 1974) p. 2.

“Mindszenty Torture Confession.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (February 19, 1949) p. 227.

“Mindszenty’s Book.” Social Justice Review. Vol. 68. (May, 1975) pp. 52–3. (Reprinted from Mirror, February–March, 1975)

“Mindszenty’s Martyrdom.” America. Vol. 80. (February 19, 1949) pp. 534–5.

“Mindszenty’s Triumph.” Triumph. Vol. 9. (March, 1974) p. 45.

“More Background to the Cardinal’s Arrest.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 29, 1949) p. 76.

“Mother of Us All.” Our Lady Digest. Vol. 18. (October–November, 1963) p. 129.

Nemes, L.L. “Hungarian Law of Criminal Procedure in the Light of the Mindszenty Trial.” Jurist. Vol. 17. (April, 1957) pp. 157–76.

“New Document by Cardinal Mindszenty?” Tablet. Vol. 195. (January 14, 1950) p. 34.

“New Hungarian Cardinal.” Ave Maria. Vol. 63. (April 13, 1946) p. 450.

“New Pastoral Letter, October 10, 1948.” Tablet. Vol. 192. (October 23, 1948) p. 269.

“New Primate: Mgr. Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 186. (November 3, 1945) p. 213.

“News from Hungary.” America. Vol. 92. (February 19, 1955) p. 527.

“No Good Will Here.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (May, 1949) pp. 578–9.

“No Investigation About Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 194. (September 3, 1949) p. 157.

“No Solution Yet in Hungary.” Tablet. Vol. 420. (April 11, 1964) p. 420.

Norland, R. “Applauding Crowds Turn Out to Greet Mindszenty in U.S.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 9. (October 12, 1973) p. 1.

Novak, E. “Cardinal Mindszenty’s Testament: His Book, Memoirs.” Triumph. Vol. 10. (July, 1975) pp. 20–23.

O’Callaghan, J. “Hungary, A Cardinal and a Centenary.” Irish Ecclesiastical Record. Vol. 87. (January, 1957) pp. 1–12.

O’Connor, J. “How to Jail a Cardinal?” America. Vol. 80. (January 22, 1949) pp. 431–3.

“Open the Mindszenty Case.” America. Vol. 80. (February 26, 1949) p. 558.

“Observatore on Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 26, 1949) p. 141.

Ornelas, G. F. “A Propositio de József Mindszenty.” Christus. Vol. 36. (December, 1971) pp. 11–12.

“Ousting of the Cardinal.” Tablet. Vol. 192. (December 4, 1948) p. 358.

“La Parole du Pape: Les Allocutions du 11, 14. fevrier.” Etudes. Vol. 261. (April, 1949) pp. 113–15.

“Pathfinder Speaks Out.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (January 22, 1949) p. 100.

Paul VI. Pope. (1975, May, 7) “Address During A General Audience in Tribute to Cardinal Mindszenty.” L’Osservatore Romano. No. 20. (372) 2. (May 15, 1957)

Paul VI. Pope. (1974, January, 30) “Letter to Cardinal József Mindszenty Concerning the Archdiocese of Esztergom.” L’Osservatore Romano. No. 8. (308) 4. (February 21, 1974). Latin text: Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 66. (February 28, 1974) p. 63.

Paul VI. Pope. (1975, May, 5) “Telegrams of Condolence Sent to Cardinal Traglia and to Cardinal Franz Konig at the Death of Cardinal József Mindszenty.” L’Osservatore Romano. No. 20. (372) (May 15, 1975)

“Persecution Exalts Him.” Ave Maria. Vol. 71. (April, 1950) p. 420.

Pezeril, D. “Homelie de Mgr. Pezeril D., A la Messe Pour le Cardinal Mindszenty.” La Documentation Catholique. Vol. 72. (June 15, 1975) pp. 583–4.

Pius XII. Pope. “Ad Legatos Nationum Communis Moeroris Sensus Summo Pontifici Exprimentes, ob Iniquam Sententiam in Emum P. D. Card. Josephum Mindszenty Prolatam Allocution Nous Apprecions, February 16, 1949.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 41. (February 25, 1949) p. 73.

Pius XII. Pope. “Archiepiscopos et Episcopos Hungariae; Epistle Accerrimo Moerore, January 2, 1949.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 41. (January 31, 1949) pp. 29–30. English texts: Catholic Mind. Vol. 47. pp. 247–8. Clergy Review. Vol. 31. (April, 1949) pp. 247–8.

Pius XII. Pope. “Allocutio Sami Domini Nostri; Allocution in Hoc Sacrum, February 25, 1949.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 41. (February 25, 1949) pp. 41–5. Clergy Review. Vol. 31. (May, 1949) pp. 349–52. English texts: Catholic Action. Vol. 47. (March, 1949) pp. 18–19. Catholic Mind. Vol. 47. (April, 1949) pp. 252–4. Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 19, 1949) pp. 116.

Pius XII. Pope. “Eodem Paterno Animo. (To Cardinal Mindszenty on His Freedom, October 31, 1956.” Acta Apostolicae Sedis. Vol. 48. (November, 1956) pp. 761–62. English Text: Pope Speaks. Vol. 3. (Spring, 1957) p. 349.

“Pope Removes Mindszenty as Primate.” National Catholic Reporter. Vol. 10. (February 15, 1974) pp. 1–2.

“Position in Today’s Hungary.” America. Vol. 104. (December 3, 1960) pp. 331–32.

“Prayers and Protest.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (January 29, 1949) p. 130.

Pressman, G.I. “I Saw Mindszenty Tried.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (April, 1949) pp. 118–22.

Pressman, G.I. “Mindszenty Trial.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 48. (April, 1950) pp. 193–7.

Pressman, G.I. “Red Howl for Justice; A Report on Two Trials.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 14. (November 8, 1949) p. 1.

“Primate’s Pastoral Letter, November 1, 1945.” Tablet. Vol. 186. (November 10, 1945) p. 222.

“Rákosi’s Duplicity; Offer to Release Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 72. (December 9, 1950) pp. 738–9.

“Reactionary Cardinal.” America. Vol. 96. (December 8, 1956) p. 288.

“Reappearance of Cardinal Mindszenty His Reluctance to Accept Political Leadership.” Tablet. Vol. 208. (November 10, 1956) p. 97.

“Recalling Caiphas: Reviewer’s Attitude Toward Guilty of Treason.” Ave Maria. Vol. 71. (April 22, 1950) p. 484.

“Red Conspiracy. “Ave Maria. Vol. 66. (July 19, 1947) p. 69.

“Red is for Martyrdom.” Catholic Action. Vol. 31 (March 4, 1949) p. 3.

“Release.” Commonweal. Vol. 65. (November 16, 1956) pp. 164–65.

“Release of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic World. Vol. 180. (December, 1954) p. 165.

“Remembering Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 39. (October, 1975) pp. 66–71. Reprint from the New Yorker. May 19, 1975.

“Report from the U.N.: The Mindszenty Case.” America. Vol. 80. (March 19, 1949) p. 656.

Rouquette, R. “Le Cardinal de Hungrie.” Etudes. Vol. 260. (March, 1949) pp. 361–5.

Sabo, J. “Men Who Jailed Mindszenty.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 18. (June, 1954) pp. 1–2.

“Sad Anniversary.” Ave Maria. Vol. 73. (March 3, 1951) p. 259.

Schorr, D. “Cardinal in a Cage.” Reporter. November 24, 1960. pp. 39–40. Same: Columbia. Vol. 40. (December, 1960) p. 16.

Schuster, G.N. “Harrowing of the Cardinal.” Friar. Vol. 6. (September, 1956) pp. 57–61.

Sheerin, J.B. “Cardinal Mindszenty.” Catholic World. Vol. 168. (March, 1949) p. 421.

Sitzmann, M. “Cardinals on Trial. John Fisher and Joseph Mindszenty.” American Ecclesiastical Review. Vol. 142. (April, 1960) pp. 247–50.

“Sole Hope of Hungary: Liquidation is Just Around the Corner.” America. Vol. 80. (December 25, 1948) p. 306.

“Summing Up the Trial.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 19, 1949) p. 118. Same with title: “Case Against Mindszenty.” Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (May, 1949) pp. 3–7.

“Survey of the Past Years.” (Excerpts) Tablet. Vol. 187. (January 5, 1946) p. 6.

Szabó, Vicar General of Esztergom. “New Appointment in Cardinal Mindszenty's” Tablet. Vol. 218. (March 14, 1946) p. 30.

Szokeven, M. “Cardinal Mindszenty: Man of the People.” Ave Maria. Vol. 71. (May 15, 1950) pp. 583–6.

“Trial by Actredron: Cardinal Mindszenty and the Confession Drug.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (January 15, 1949) p. 38. Same: Catholic Digest. Vol. 13. (April, 1949) pp. 84–5.

“Trial of Cardinal Mindszenty.” Commonweal. Vol. 49. (February 18, 1949) p. 460.

“True Democrat.” Catholic Mind. Vol. 46. (October, 1948) p. 629.

“Two Prelates are Not the Church.” Sign. Vol. 28. (March, 1949) pp. 7–8.

“Two Cardinals Meet; Further Sacrifice?” America. Vol. 108. (May, 1963) p. 627.

“Tyranny in Hungary; Cardinal Mindszenty’s Letter to the Prime Minister.” Tablet. Vol. 190. November 22, 1947) p. 332.

“Valiant Cardinal Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 69. (January 15, 1949) p. 66.

Vészy, M. “Man Who Judges the Hungarians Bishops: The Testimony of a Lawyer Briefed to Defend Cardinal Mindszenty.” Tablet. Vol. 197. (June 30, 1951) pp. 513–14.

“We Shall See: U.N. Debate on the Case of the Imprisoned Cardinal Mindszenty.” Ave Maria. Vol. 72 (October 28, 1950) pp. 546–7.

Weyr, T. “The Mindszenty Tragedy.” Commonweal Vol. 79. (January 17, 1964) pp. 454–7. Replies and rejoinder in March 13, 1964 issue,?????????? pp. 719–21.

“Why Betrays Hungary? The Moral Baselessness of the People’s Republic.” Tablet. Vol. 193. (February 5, 1949) pp. 83–4.

Witheimsen, F. “With Mindszenty.” Triumph. Vol. 9. (July, 1974) p. 31.

“The World’s Most Orphaned Nation. (Review) Priest. Vol. 19. (April, 1963) p. 360.

III. Newsletters

“Mindszenty Népe” (Mindszenty’s People) 1951? – Euclid, Ohio.

“Mindszenty Népe” (Mindszenty’s People) Magyarok Mindszenty Mozgalmának Lapja. Monthly 1950 – ? Salzburg, Ausztria.

“Mindszenty Egyesület Értesítője” (Mindszenty Associations’ Bulletin) Monthly 1951 – ? Adelaide, South Australia.

Mindszenty Report. 1961 ? – Monthly. Publisher: Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation, P.O. Box 321, St. Louis, MO. Note: Supersedes Cardinal Mindszenty Bulletin.

IV. Films, slides, records

“Cardinal Mindszenty Speaks at the Dedication of St. Ladislaus Church, New Brunswick, N.J., 1973.” 16 mm film in black and white, 90 minutes. By Rutgers University Communication Department. New Brunswick, N.J. Note: Contact St. Ladislaus Rectory, 215 Somerset St., Mindszenty Square, New Brunswick, N.J. 08901.

“Guilty of Treason.” 16 mm film in black and white, 90 minutes. A Hollywood film starring Charles Bickford, Bonita Granville and Paul Kelly in the trial and imprisonment of Cardinal Mindszenty. Available for rent: Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation, P.O. Box 11321, St. Louis, Missouri 63105.

“Mindszenty’s Visit to Cleveland.” 1000 slides, color. 17 hours narration on tape in Hungarian. Note: Not available at the moment, but will be in the future. Contact: Mr. A. Simontsits.

“Mindszenty’s Visit to Cleveland, May 1974.” 160 slides, color. Narration on tape by M. Szentkirályi in English. Note: Not available at the moment, but will be in the future. Contact: Mr. A. Simontsits.

“Mindszenty’s Visit to Toronto, Canada, September, 1973.” 164 slides, color. Narration on tape by A. Simontsits in Hungarian. Note: Available for rent or purchase. Contact: Mr. A. Simontsits, 4118 Ridge Rd., Apt. 6. Brooklyn, Ohio 44144.

“The Statue of Cardinal Mindszenty, 1976.” 16 mm film in color, 30 minutes. By Stephen Deren, Haverland Films, Inc. New York City, N.Y. 10016. Contact: St. Ladislaus Rectory, 215 Somerset St., Mindszenty Square, New Brunswick, N.J. 08901.

Mindszenty, József. “I am with you.” Pontifical High Mass at St. Louis Cathedral. 45 minute LP record. Contact: Cardinal Mindszenty Foundation, P.O. Box 11321, St. Louis, Missouri 63105.

V. Miscellaneous

“Album of Dedication of St. Ladislaus Church by His Eminence József Cardinal Mindszenty, 1973.” A collection of over 200 photos in color and in black and white. Collected by St. Ladislaus Parish Council, New Brunswick, N.J. by the request of Rev. Julián Füzer, O.F.M., Ph.D., Pastor of St. Ladislaus Church. Contact: St. Ladislaus Rectory, 215 Somerset St., Mindszenty Square, New Brunswick, N.J. 08901.

“The Mindszenty Statue, 1976.” A collection of newspaper and magazine articles published on the occasion of the unveiling of the Statue of József Cardinal Mindszenty at St. Ladislaus Church, New Brunswick, N.J. Note: Further information same as above.

“Visit of Cardinal Mindszenty of Hungary to the City of New Brunswick, N.J., 1973.” This is a collection of newspaper clippings in two volumes. Over 500 clippings mostly from the newspapers of New York City, Philadelphia, and the newspapers of New Jersey. Note: Further information same as above.

VI. Supplement

Note: This bibliographical data was received immediately before printing by the compiler. All of these entries were authored by László FEKETEKUTY, however, they may have appeared under one of several pseudonyms (Spektator, Spectator, Hungaricus) or anonymous. Due to lack of time for verification, the entries do not comply with official forms of bibliographical research, nevertheless, the compiler feels that they still are of bibliographical value. In future editions, the entries will be more thoroughly researched.

Books

El Cardenal Mindszenty. Madrid, Publications Espanolas, 1949. 92 p.

Le Cardinal Mindszenty. Fribourg, Éditions St. Paul, 1949. 64 p.

Kardinal Mindszenty. Zurich, NZN Verlag, 1949. 72 p.

Articles

Note: The articles are arranged by date from 1947–1951.

“Das öffentliche Leben Ungarns und der Katholizismus.” Orientierung. Zürich. (September 15, 1947).

“Kardinal Mindszenty.” Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung. Luzern. (October 9, 1947) Hungaricus.

“Marias Festjahr in Ungarn.” Vaterland. Luzern. (October 18, 1947) Spektator.

“Ein imposanter katholischer Kongress.” Orientierung. Zürich. (November 15, 1947).

“Marien–Kongress in Budapest.” Die Woche. Olten, Schweiz. (December 7, 1947) Spektator.

“En Hongrie, l’année 1948 sera consacré a la Vierge.” La Croix. Paris. (January 3, 1948) Spectator.

“Die ungarische Bodenreform und die Kirche.” Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung. Luzern. (January 22, 1948) Hungaricus.

“Die katholische Kirche Ungarns ist an der Reihe.” Vaterland. Luzern. (January 30, 1948) Spektator.

“Die Kirche und das Schulwesen in Ungarn.” Orientierung. Zürich. (March 15, 1948).

“Der Kampf des Kommunismus gegen die katholische Kirche.” Vaterland. Luzern. (April 2, 1948) Spektator.

“Der Kampf um die katholischen Schulen in Ungarn.” Schweizerische Kirchenzeitung. Luzern. (May 13, 1948) Hungaricus.

“Die Verstaatlichung der konfessionellen Schulen.” Vaterland Luzern. (June 4, 1948) Spektator.

“Der Kulturkampf in Ungarn.” Vaterland. Luzern. (June 12, 1948) Spektator.

“Der Kulturkampf in Ungarn verscharft sich immer mehr.” Vaterland. Luzern. (June 14, 1948) Spektator.

“An das Gewissen der Ghristen.” Vaterland. Luzern. (June 17, 1948) Spektator.

“Der Geist wurde unterdrückt, hat aber nicht kapituliert.” Vaterland. Luzern. (June 28, 1948) Spektator.

“Die Folgen der Verstaatlichung der konfessionellen Schulen.” Vaterland. Luzern. (July 6, 1948) Spektator.

“Guerre froide en Hongrie.” La Vie Catholique Illustrée. Paris. (July 25, 1948) Spectator.

“Die neue kommunistische Taktik gegenüber der Kirche.” Vaterland. Luzern. (August 6, 1948) Spektator.

“Nach der Schule, die Karitas.” Vaterland. Luzern. (September 7, 1948) Spektator.

“Die Gründe der kompromisslosen katholischen Haltung.” Vaterland. Luzern. (September 29, 1948) Spektator.

“Mindszenty strijder voor kerk en recht.” Gazet van Limburg. Maastricht, Nederland. (November 29, 1949) Spectator.

“Hongaarse communisten trachten de jeugd in hun nacht te krijgen.” Gazet van Limburg. Maastricht. (December 1, 1948) Spectator.

“La campagne communiste contre le cardinal Mindszenty.” Le Courrier. Geneve. (December 7, 1948) Spectator.

“Zur Verhaftung von Kardinal Mindszenty.” Vaterland. Luzern. (December 30, 1948) Spektator.

“Ungarischer Kommentar zu den Anklagen gegen Kardinal Mindszenty.” Vaterland. Luzern. (January 10, 1949) Spektator.

“A propos des accusation contre le cardinal Mindszenty.” La Liberté. Fribourg. (January 18, 1949) Spectator.

“Aan de vooravond van het proces tegen kardinaal Mindszenty.” Gazet van Limburg. Maastricht. (January 24, 1949) Spectator.

“Der ‘Fall Mindszenty’ und die kommunistische Propaganda.” Vaterland. Luzern. (January 27, 1949) Spektator.

“Die ‘Mindszenty Legende’.” Vaterland. Luzern. (March 4, 1949) Spektator.

“Religion und Politik.” Vaterland. Luzern. (March 4, 1949) Spektator.

“Nouveau conflict entre l’Église et les communistes.” Le Liberté. Fribourg. (May 9, 1949) Spectator.

“Jahresbilanz des ungarischen Kirchenkampfes.” Vaterland. Luzern. (July 4, 1949) Spektator.

“Ein Mindszenty Film.” Vaterland. Luzern. (December 5, 1949) Spektator.

“Un film sur le cardinal Mindszenty.” La Liberté. Fribourg. (December 10, 1949) Spectator.

“Der Stand des Kirchenkampfes in Ungarn.” Vaterland. Luzern. (January 18, 1950) Spektator.

“Le martyre du cardinal Mindszenty.” La Liberté. Fribourg. (February 8, 1950) Spectator.

“Der ‘undiplomatische’ Kardinal.” Orientierung. Zürich. (February 28, 1950).

“La lutte contre l’Église.” La Liberté. Fribourg. (August 14, 1950) Spectator.

“Katholisch Ungarn in Not.” Civitas. Luzern. (July 1951) Spektator.

“Die Strategic der Kommunisten im Kirchenkampf.” Schweizer Rundschau. (July 1951) L. Brunner.

About the Compiler

The compiler of this pamphlet is a librarian and a bibliographer. Born and educated in Hungary, he came to the United States after the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Since then he has been employed in various professional positions in the libraries of Brandeis University, Information Dynamic Corporation – Library Systems and Services Division, Ohio University, and University of Minnesota. He is also a consultant for the Hungarian collection of the Immigration History Research Center at University of Minnesota.

He has compiled several other short bibliographies on Hungarian related subjects. Among these are Béla Bartók, Louis Kossuth, the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, and also related to Hungary, American doctoral dissertations, and educational motion pictures and filmstrips.

In addition, he has authored several major reference works, including bibliographies, such as The Hungarians in America, 1583–1974 (1975), Louis Kossuth: “The Nation’s Guest” (1976), Hungarians in the United States and Canada, Holdings of the Immigration History Research Center (1977).

1. J. Széplaki is Assistant Prof, and Head of Acquisition Div. at Minnesota Univ. Library.

Table of Contents

Impresszum

Tartalomjegyzék

Acknowledgements

József Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975) – Brief Chronology

Bibliography on Cardinal Mindszenty (1892–1975)

I. Books

II. Articles

III. Newsletters

IV. Films, slides, records

V. Miscellaneous

VI. Supplement

Books

Articles

About the Compiler

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