Fascism in Hungary: Origins, Rise, and Historical Impact provides a clear and accessible overview of the development of Hungarian fascism from its early roots to its collapse at the end of the Second World War. Written in a concise yet comprehensive format, the book traces the evolution of radical nationalist ideas, the emergence of the Arrow Cross movement, the leadership of Ferenc Szálasi, and the broader political and social forces that shaped the period. Rather than offering exhaustive archival detail, this volume delivers a structured historical survey that highlights the essential events, contexts, and ideas that defined fascism in Hungary. Covering political development, ideology, social impact, wartime collaboration, and postwar interpretation, the book situates the Hungarian experience within the wider landscape of European fascism. It presents the material in a balanced, neutral academic style suitable for general readers, students, and anyone seeking a solid introductory understanding of the topic. As the opening volume in The History of European Fascism series, it serves as a foundational guide to the movements, ambitions, and consequences of fascist politics in twentieth-century Europe.