Reproductive Governance from Below: Childbearing, Trust, 
and Community Norms in East Central Europe, 1850–1945
Gábor Koloh
Special Editor of the Thematic Issue
Contents
Reproductive Governance
Ioana Moroşan
Iconizing Motherhood, Ignoring Mothers: Romanian Forty-Eighter Women, Public Health, and the Limits of Maternal Medicalization 465
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Eva Škorvanková
Knowledge in Circulation: Methods of Birth Control among Slovak Women in the 1920s and 1930s 464
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Gábor Koloh
The Moral Economy of Childbearing: Six Abortion Trials in Interwar Hungary 494
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Articles
Arpad von Klimo
Hungary in the Global History of Association Football: From the Beginnings to the 1953 “Match of the Century” 520
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Sándor Horváth
Work as Moral Authority: The Hungarian Central Workers’ Council and the Crisis of Socialist Legitimacy in 1956 561
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Book Reviews
The roots of Hungarian liberalism and the reform committees: Contributions to the history of their operation. Reviewed by Henrik Hőnich 594
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The case of teacher Kálmán Kiril Rongé. Reviewed by Gábor Demeter 600
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Anniversary Collection of the Bulgarian–Hungarian History Commission: 2006–2023. Publications of the Bulgarian–Hungarian History Commission. Reviewed by Katalin Schrek 604
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Necessity or opportunity? Floodplain farming in the settlements of the Nagykunság from the eighteenth-century resettlement to the beginning of comprehensive river regulation. Reviewed by József Pap 608
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An Environmental History of Knowledge and Politics: Forestry in Nineteenth-and Twentieth-Century Hungary. Reviewed by George Andrei 614
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The Eastern Bloc and Sub-Saharan Africa: Czechoslovakia, UNESCO and Development Aid from the 1960s and Beyond. Reviewed by Lukács Krajcsír 618
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Notes on Contributors
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