Documents of the German Foreign Ministry . Issue. I. German policy in Hungary (1937-1942), prepared by the team of authors, is a unique and deep source for those interested in the history of the Second World War, diplomacy and the interwar period. This publication is not just a collection of documents, but a carefully developed analytical material that reveals the internal mechanisms of German policy in Hungary during the critical period of 1937-1942. It allows the reader to plunge into the atmosphere of diplomatic intrigues, strategic decisions and interstate relations that shaped the fate of peoples and determined the course of world history. What makes this book especially valuable for researchers Historians , Students and all , who seeks to understand the complex diplomatic processes of the time? First of all, It contains original documents, previously unavailable to a wide range of readers, which allows us to trace the development of German policy in Hungary at the very beginning and at the height of World War II. Attention to detail, accuracy and systematization of materials make the book a real handbook for those who study diplomatic history, international relations and the history of Europe of the 20th century. Documents of the German Foreign Ministry . Issue. I. German policy in Hungary (1937-1942)" is addressed to a wide audience - from professional historians and researchers to history lovers interested in the topic of World War II, Nazism and political intrigues. This book will appeal especially to those who appreciate the in-depth analysis and documentary approach, as well as those who want to understand how Germany interacted with Hungary in the context of expanding its geopolitical ambitions, and how this relationship influenced the course of the war. The author’s team, which collected and systematized the materials, has a rich experience in the field of historical diplomacy and international relations .. Their approach is careful, objective and analytical, making the book not only a source of evidence, but also a reason to reflect on the causes and consequences of diplomatic decisions of the time. In the style of the authors, there is a scientific rigor, but the text is full of live details, quotes from the original documents and comments, which makes reading fascinating and informative. The topics raised in the book are not only diplomatic maneuvers, but also issues of strategic interests, ideological conflicts, as well as the role of Hungary in global events of the era. Why was Germany so actively interested in Hungary? What treaties and agreements were concluded? How did the policy change depending on the situation on the frontlines and inside the country? These issues are revealed through the prism of documents, This allows the reader to see the story through the eyes of the CM. Who made the decision ,? and understand the motivation behind their actions. A special place is occupied by the analysis of diplomatic correspondence, secret instructions and official protocols, which makes the book a valuable source for those who are looking for primary sources and want to get the most accurate idea of events. In addition, the book helps to understand how diplomacy and politics in those years influenced the fate of millions from ordinary citizens to top leaders of states. If you are interested in the history of Germany, Hungary, diplomacy or the Second World War, this book will be an indispensable tool for you. It will fit perfectly into a series of studies on the interwar period and war, and is also suitable for those who are looking for a deep, documentary understanding of the key events of the 20th century. In general, "Documents of the German Foreign Ministry. Issue. I. German Politics in Hungary (1937-1942) is not just a collection of historical materials, but a window into the past, which helps to understand the causes and consequences of those dramatic events that shaped the modern world. This book is part of a series that promises to reveal new facets of the history of diplomacy, and will be a valuable addition to the library of anyone who appreciates authenticity, accuracy and analytical depth. Her writing style combines scientific rigor with a living narrative, making reading not only cognitive but also fascinating.. Discover the secrets of diplomacy of the past and plunge into an era when the fate of peoples was decided behind closed doors by the German Foreign Ministry.