Vol. 29 No. 3 (2019)

• Artificial Intelligence and Armies

  Imre Négyesi

  71-79

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• The Possibility of Modelling the Risks of the Human Factor with the Use of Fuzzy Logic at the Railway as a Critical Infrastructure

  Dániel Váczi

  80-91

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• Information Security for Public Administration: Predictable Incidents?

  Annamária Beláz

  92-104

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• Abraham Guillén and Urban Guerrilla Warfare

  Balázs Forgács

  3-14

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• From Trianon to Bled: Organization and Possibilities of the Royal Hungarian Army 1920–1938

  Viktor Andaházi Szeghy

  15-23

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• The Basic Military Virtues and their Position in the Hungarian Military Science Literature in the Long 19th Century 5.: Hungarian Military Science Literature in the Long 19th Century

  Mihály Boda

  24-32

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• (Military) History Inscribed in the Landscape An Outline of Theory and Practice

  Éva Tulipán

  33-42

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• A Scientific Discourse on the Position and Role of Military History Half a Century Ago The Contribution of Géza Perjés to the Debate on Hungarian Military Historiography in Summer 1956

  Gábor Hausner

  43-58

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• Operation LEA

  Zoltán Harangi-Tóth

  59-70

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• The Zrínyi 2026 Program. Limited Opportunities to Develop the Hungarian Defence Industry

  Krisztina Budavári

  142-159

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Forum

• Tíz év mérlege (a szerkesztőbizottság elnöki tisztségéből)

  László Király

  160-161

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• Az Olvasó köszöntése

  Henrik Hegedűs

  162

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