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Displaying 1 - 10 of 10 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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Area/Language: Hungary
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PÉTER CSIGI. 2018. Shades of identity: An iconographic approach to the early Christian burial chambers in Sopianae (Pannonia). PhD thesis. KCL.
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Pop. 36.64%
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N.J. IMRIE. 2008. The architecture and culture of sanatoria for nervous ailments in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, 1890-1914. PhD thesis. London (Birkbeck).
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Pop. 69.08%
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TIMOTHY JUCKES. 2008. St Elizabeth's in Košice: Town, court and church-building in late medieval Hungary. PhD thesis. London (Courtauld).
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Pop. 62.48%
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G. JULIER. 2000. Design and transition in Spain and Hungary. Ph.D. thesis. Leeds Metropolitan.
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Pop. 63.92%
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ADRIANA KISS-DAVIES. 2011. The exile experience: Hungarian and Czech Cold War refugee artists in Britain. PhD thesis. Wales (Aberystwyth).
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Pop. 53.99%
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ANDREA KOCSIS. 2021. First World War memory and national mythmaking in capital cities: Horizontality and verticality in London, Paris and Budapest. PhD thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 18.23%
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S.R. KOMORÓCZY. 2007. The history of Yiddish culture in Hungary. D.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 64.05%
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ROBERT ST. JOHN. 2021. Exploded scales, island imaginaries: The new landscape in art and geography [based on the archive of Hungarian artist and educator György Kepes (1906-2001)]. PhD thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 20.3%
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KLAUDIA SZALAY. 2010. Nationalism and national identity in the context of empire: The Nagybánya Artists' Colony and the Glasgow Boys. MLitt thesis. Glasgow.
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Pop. 47.96%
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ATTILA SZANTO. 2010. Narrating the urban in contemporary Budapest. PhD thesis. London (LSE).
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Pop. 44.44%
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