Leslie Waters Knihy

The book explores the territorial shifts between Czechoslovakia and Hungary during World War II, focusing on their profound impact on local populations in the borderlands. It delves into the social, cultural, and political ramifications of these changes, highlighting how communities were affected by national boundaries and the resulting tensions. Through historical analysis, it sheds light on the experiences of individuals and groups caught in the turmoil of shifting allegiances and identities during this tumultuous period.

Focusing on local government, this primer outlines the formation and management of city governments, detailing the election process and advocacy strategies for engaging with state legislators. It emphasizes the importance of constitutional municipal home rule and provides essential terminology related to municipal governance. Suitable for students of all ages, it serves as a resource for aspiring city council candidates, elected officials, and professionals in local and state governance, making it a comprehensive guide for understanding local political structures.