Books by Robert Nemes

Explores local incidents of antisemitism and antisemitic violence across Europe in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

This book traces the complex process by which Budapest became a Hungarian city. Few cities grew as rapidly, and in none was nationalism woven so tightly into the urban fabric. Nemes views modern nationalism as expressed in daily events and maps its inroads into every corner of urban life.

A collective biography of eight individuals from the northeastern corner of prewar Hungary.