The book 'Внешняя политика Венгрии Ноябрь 1918 - Апрель 1927 г. ' by [Author's name] provides a comprehensive study of Hungarian foreign policy during this significant period in history, offering a critical examination of the activities of Hungarian bourgeois diplomacy and their secret contacts and conspiracies with reactionary forces in Romania, Poland, Yugoslavia, and Western Europe. The author delves into the period of the socialist revolution in Hungary, the course of the government of the Hungarian Soviet Republic, and its ties with Soviet Russia, Soviet Ukraine, and the Bavarian Soviet Republic. The work is based on archives from the USSR and foreign countries, including the Hungarian National Archives and the Central State Archive of the October Revolution in Moscow, providing an in-depth analysis of the events that shaped the country's foreign policy during this time. The book begins with the aftermath of World War I and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, which led to the establishment of the Hungarian People's Republic in November 1918. The author explores how the new government struggled to maintain power amidst internal conflicts and external threats, including the rise of fascist and nationalist movements in neighboring countries.

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