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An article is presented that examines national socialism and the establishment of German-Hungarian borderland space, known as Burgenland, prior to World War II. The article examines the collapse of Austria in 1938. It examines the role of nationalism and the German Nazi Party in German and Hungarian territories during the time period. The article also discusses the oscillation between offensive and defensive nationalization tactics employed by Germany, the reaction to such actions by Hungary, and the roles played by Germany and Hungary in establishing borderland space following 1938.

Examines the history of the Red Army in Hungary during the period 1944 to 1945. Details about the rape of Budapest women by soldiers from the Red Army during the Soviet Union occupation of Budapest; History of the Red Army's behavior in Eastern Europe; Indications of war history and politics.