[Oh, America! : documents about emigration, 1896-1914]
Provides sources to study the history of Hungarian immigration to the United States.
Includes bibliographical references.

Biographies and history of American Hungarians.
From the Contents: Faithful Unto Death; The Hungarian Tocqueville; When Hollywood Was Hungarian; The Magnificent Seven; Miss Liberty's Finest Hour; The Chinese Connection; The Japanese Connection; A Nation Without Boundaries, and other stories.

[Hungarian American small archive 1956-1981 : collection of documents of Sári Gál, Imre.]
In English and Hungarian.
Copies of various pamphlets, invitations, maps, certificates, leaflets, concert programs, etc., all related to the Hungarian diaspora.

Wherever we go in the world, we meet Hungarian people everywhere. This is especially the case overseas, where enough Hungarians to create a country have emigrated in the past century and a half. They were the modern invaders, millions of them, founding 'Hungarian America'.
What happened to them out there in the New World? Where did they go and what did they become? Where are the old friends, former classmates, acquaintances, colleagues? Where are the parents, siblings, relatives? Have they disappeared in the American melting pot, or is there still some kind of feeling and connection towards Hungarians? And where do they live now, what do they look like, is there any news about them at all? - Translated from the foreword.

[American Hungarian playacting: database 1869-1970]
History and criticism of Hungarian theater in the United States.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 361-365) and indexes.
Available online from the Hungarian National Library MEK External

[General information about naturalization and social security for Hungarian Americans]
Language(s): Mainly Hungarian, the questions of the citizenship interview are in English and in Hungarian.

Hungarian edition of Immigrants guide to the United States of America
v. 1. Sikeres amerikai élet kézikönyve [Handbook of successful American life]

Lists 249 titles. The bibliography focuses on American and Canadian linguistic research, regardless of place of publication; at the same time, it excludes material reprinted in these countries but originally published elsewhere. Some master's theses and doctoral dissertations are listed.

A book on history and historiography.
Includes bibliographies and index.
Contains bibliography of Hungarian-Americans p. 283-313.

[With one heart in two homelands: the Hungarian Americans, 1895-1920]
A collection of sources for the study of Hungarian immigrants during the first and the largest wave of their immigration to the U.S.

[Lexicon of the émigré Hungarian literature]
Notes: Summary in English and German.

This book provides sources for studying the history of emigration of Hungarians and their immigration to the United States, and their lives as Hungarian Americans.
Part of the material contained in this book has been published as: Valahol túl, meseországban.
Includes bibliographical references.

Rev. ed. of the author's Hungarian Az amerikai magyar irodalom tortenete 1961.

The lengthy biographical dictionary of all Hungarian-born Civil War participants fills a longstanding gap in Civil War genealogy. With a deft blend of modern Civil War studies, military history, migration and ethnic studies, and historical memory, this study makes a significant contribution to the history of Hungarian-Americans and the often overlooked subject of non-nationals in the Civil War. - Provided by publisher.

The book provides information about the Hungarian people's history within America's history. The compendium of facts presented can be used a reference source.
This book consists, aside from this introduction, of five parts named Chronology, Documents, Appendices, Bibliographical Aid, and Name Index. - From the Editor's Foreword.
Includes index and bibliography.

Biographical Directory of Professionals of Hungarian Origin in the Americas. LC has volumes for 1963, 1966, 1971. Also includes a directory grouped by profession, Hungarian publications, names of cities, Hungarian churches, Masonic lodges, scout troops, and more. Ads in rear.
Available online on HathiTrust External

Series: Proceedings of the Folklore Department. Mimeographed papers and projects = Előzmények és tervek a Folklore Tanszékről. Sokszorositott szövegek és jegyzetek
Includes indexes.

Although this bibliography lists only the Hungarian materials in the Immigration History Research Center of the University of Minnesota, it is still a rather comprehensive work that encompasses over a dozen categories and contains over nine hundred items. ... Like the author's earlier works, this bibliography will also serve as a useful scholarly aid in the effort to portray the whole spectrum of Hungarian contributions to the makeup of American civilization. - Provided by publisher.
Includes index.

[Hungarian-America in words and pictures : illustrated biographies of American Hungarian pioneers, and leaders : the history and functioning of Hungarian churches, associations and institutions.]
Notes: Volume 2 contains index.

[Hungarian America : The contemporary life of Hungarians living overseas, in stories and pictures]
Contains portraits and biographies of Hungarian Americans, news articles about Hungarians in American papers, and directories of Hungarian societies and organizations both in the U.S. and in Canada.
On the title page: Sikeres magyarok - magyar sikerek. Kivándorlási történetek. Események, közösségek. értékek, érdekességek.

[Handbook of Hungarian emigration history]
Up-to-date historiographic guide, with list of sources and bibliography available in libraries in Hungary and abroad, including materials produced in the past 30 years too.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
In Hungarian, with English, German, French, and Spanish summaries.

[Hungarian emigration and Hungarians abroad]
Based on official statistics from Hungary, shipping companies, U.S. Census, and other official statistics. Provides detailed data on from where people departed, which countries they live in. In the case of the U.S., it also attempts to estimate how many Hungarians live there, given circular migration and also taking into account children born abroad.
Available online from HathiTrust External and on ADT External

Includes a calendar, Hungarian-English Dictionary, and information about history, politics and government in the United States.
Language: Mostly in Hungarian, with English abstracts.
To serve, with our publication on the cause of naturalizing the foreign element in the United States successfully, first it is necessary to create a desire in the foreigner, to become, a citizen of this country. This can only be done by telling him in a simple language of his own, how and why the United States serves the interests of all its citizens better, than any country in the world. - From the Preface

Select speeches of Kossuth. Condensed and abridged, with Kossuth's express sanction, by Francis W. Newman.
A transcription of the speeches (transcribed by Kenneth Nyirady from the 1854 New York edition) was first made available in digital form on the website of the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America.
Available online from the Library of Congress

(Over the kecegárda : dictionary of Hungarian Americans in the Calumet area)
Dictionary of the variation of Hungarian spoken in the Calumet region of the U.S.
The material was collected and organized by Endre Vázsonyi and edited and printed by Miklós Kontra.

Related title: The Hazardous quest : Hungarian immigrants in the United States, 1895-1920 : a documentary
This two volume book commemorates the millions of Hungarians who came to the USA during the "America fever", between 1880 and 1920. The annotated documentary publication follows the often bitter fate of the emigrants from their native village to their settlement in America, and the Americanization of the second generation. The volumes use contemporary sources, providing a large collection of their press, yellowed small-town newspapers, private letters, and political debates, which are now sometimes only found in single copies, legal texts, travelogues, forensic documents, embassy reports, documents from American Hungarian church schools, and language books. - Provided by publisher.
Includes bibliographical references.