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Arpad von Klimo's new monograph investigates what happened before and during this massacre, how the atrocity was understood at the time, and how it has been interpreted and remembered in the three-quarters of a century since. --Ferenc Laczo, Slavic Review

"""Remembering Cold Days presents meticulous research, utilizing primary sources gathered from six archives and libraries in Hungary, Serbia, and the United States, including reports and correspondence of state authorities, trial material, and periodicals. Its use, furthermore, of literature and film as key sources in the analysis of memory culture and politics is particularly illuminating. . . . [It] traces a story that should interest all Hungarians and, more broadly, students of genocidal violence across the world and the politics of memory around it, past and present."" --Austrian History Yearbook ""Árpád von Klimó's new monograph investigates what happened before and during this massacre, how the atrocity was understood at the time, and how it has been interpreted and remembered in the three-quarters of a century since."" --Ferenc Laczó, Slavic Review"

Arpad von Klimo's new monograph investigates what happened before and during this massacre, how the atrocity was understood at the time, and how it has been interpreted and remembered in the three-quarters of a century since. --Ferenc Laczo, Slavic Review

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Arpad von Klimo is associate professor of history at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC, and currently serves as president of the Hungarian Studies Association. He has published widely on Italian, German, and Hungarian history in the

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