[Group of five pamphlets from the Hungarian Territorial Integrity League]

Budapest: Hungarian Territorial Integrity League, 1919. Pamphlet. Five staplebound pamphlets from the organization issued in the context of the aftermath of WWI and the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. All were discarded by the California Academy of Sciences; each has a library stamp in blind and a rubberstamp on the cover stating the original receipt date of April 10, 1920. One pamphlet, by Altenburger, is unevenly toned; the others are generally clean with only minor toning, aside from the aforementioned markings.Titles present are: "The American peace and Hungary" by Albert Apponyi, "Christmas letter of a Hungarian to an English friend," "Hungarian railways and territorial integrity" by Cornel de Tolnay, "Hungary and Servia: the fate of Southern Hungary" by Eugene Horvath, and "Hungary before, during and after the Great War" by Julius Altenburger.