Lukacs, John, 1924-2019 (Personal Name)

His The great powers & Eastern Europe, 1953.

His Historical consciousness, 1983, c1968: CIP t.p. (John Lukacs)

His America's century, 1983: CIP t.p. (John Lukacs) data sheet (b. 1/31/24)

Phone call from author, 2/25/83 (John Lukacs; b. 1/31/24)

BL database, 9 Aug. 2006 (hdg.: Lukacs, John Adalbert)

Information from 678 converted Dec. 16, 2014 (Ph.D.)

Historia mínima del siglo XX, 2015: flap (John Lukacs. Nacido en Budapest (Hungría) en 1924, es profesor emérito de Historia en el Chestnut college de Filadelfia, compagina esta labor docente con su carrera de escritor).

Spanish Wikipedia, vía www, Nov. 13, 2015 (John Adalbert Lukacs (31 de enero de 1924, Budapest) es un historiador estadounidense nacido en Hungría)

New York times WWW site, viewed May 8, 2019 (John Lukacs; b. Janos Adalbert Lukacs, Jan. 31, 1924, Budapest; fled illegally to the U.S. in July 1946 and landed in New York; was soon hired as a part-time lecturer in history at Columbia University to accommodate an influx of returning veterans; Chestnut Hill College hired him to teach full time in 1947; retired in 1994; d. Monday [May 6, 2019], Phoenixville, Pa., aged 95; maverick historian, prolific author, and self-professed reactionary whose views on politics, populism, and pop culture departed from those of doctrinaire liberals and conservatives alike)

Wikipedia, viewed May 8, 2019 (under John Lukacs: John Adalbert Lukacs; Hungarian: Lukács János Albert)