VÁRDY BÉLA [Várdy, Steven Béla; Stephen Béla Várdy]

(Bercel, Nógrád m., 1936. júl. 3.): kultúrtörténész. [1945-től NO, 1951-től USA]

Duquesne Egyetem Tudományos Nagydíja [Presidential Award for Excellence in Scholarship] 1984; Berzsenyi Dániel-díj 1993; Az Árpád Akadémia Aranyérme 1997.

M.: Baron Joseph Eötvös. The Political Profile of a Liberal Hungarian Thinker and Statesman, Bloomington-Indianapolis, 1969 <Bloomington, 1967*Borbándi>; History of the Hungarian Nation [Kosáry Domokossal], Astor Park, 1969; Magyarságtudomány az észak-amerikai egyetemeken és főiskolákon, Cleveland, 1973; Hungarian Historiography and the Geistesgeschichte <..."Geistesgeschichtliche"...*Borbándi> School - A magyar történettudomány és a szellemtörténeti iskola [kétnyelvű], Cleveland, 1974; Modern Hungarian Historiography, Boulder-New York, 1976; The Birth of the Hungarian 'Kulturgeschichte' School, Pittsburgh, 1976; The Social and Ideological Make-up of Hungarian Historiography in the Age of Dualism (1867-1918), Pittsburgh, 1976; The Development of East European Historical Studies in Hungary Prior to 1945, Thessaloniki, 1977; The Foundation ot the Hungarian Historical Association and its Impact on Hungarian Historical Studies, München, 1977; The World of Hungarian Populism, Kingston, 1978; The Changing Image of the Turks in Twentieth-century Hungarian Historiography, Pittsburgh, 1980; Research in Hungarian-American History and Culture. Achievements and Prospects [Várdy Huszár Ágnessel], Pittsburgh, 1981; Society in Change. Studies in Honor of Béla K. Király [szerk. Várdy Huszár Ágnessel], Boulder-New York, 1983; The Hungarian-Americans, Boston, 1985; Clio's Art in Hungary and in Hungarian-America, Boulder, Colo.-New York, 1985 <New York, 1986*Borbándi>; Trianon in Interwar Hungarian Historiography, Pittsburgh, 1985; Louis the Great, King of Hungary and Poland, szerk. [Grosschmid Gézával és Domonkos Lászlóval], Boulder-New York, 1986; Baron Joseph Eötvös (1813-1871). A literary biography, Boulder-Highland Lakes-New York , 1987; Triumph in Adversity. Studies in Hungarian Civilization in Honor of Professor Ferenc Somogyi on the Occasion of His Eightieth Birthday, tangy., szerk. [Várdy Huszár Ágnessel], Boulder-New York, 1988; Magyars in America, I-II., Washington, 1987 [a II. rész főcíme: The "Mystery of the Hungarian Talent"]; A Nation' Sacred Destiny [Várdy Huszár Ágnessel], Washington, 1988; The Austro-Hungarian Mind. At Home and Abroad, Boulder-New York, 1989; The Hungarian-Americans. The Hungarian Experience in North America, New York, 1989; Attila the Hun, New York, 1990; Robin Hoods of the Puszta [Várdy Huszár Ágnessel], Washington, 1991; Historical Dictionary of Hungary, Lanham-New York, 1997.

[Borbándi,KK92,KK94,ÚMIL,KATAL,OSZKK]