Petru Groza's view of Transylvania and Hungarians
An article by Béni L. Balogh on Petru Groza's view of Transylvania and the Hungarians has been published by transtelex.ro and can be read here (in Hungarian).
An article by Béni L. Balogh on Petru Groza's view of Transylvania and the Hungarians has been published by transtelex.ro and can be read here (in Hungarian).
The volume „A költőnő, akinek férje miniszterelnök”. Gróf Bethlen Margit válogatott publicisztikai írásai ["The poet whose husband is prime minister" Selected publicistic writings of Countess Margit Bethlen] edited by Tamás Gusztáv Filep and Zsuzsanna Rózsafalvi was published by Gondolat Kiadó.
Narodnostni vidiki parlamentarnih volitev na Madžarskem leta 2022 s posebnim ozirom na slovensko narodnost (Ethnic Aspects of the 2022 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections with Special Reference to the Slovene National Minority). A new co-authored article by Balázs Dobos, Attila Kovács (Institute for Ethnic Studies, Ljubljana), and Katalin Munda Hirnök (Institute for Ethnic Studies, Ljubljana) was published by the latest issue of the open access journal Treatises and Documents: Journal of Ethnic Studies, and is available at HERE.
A new work was published as part of the research programme of our institute: Tamás Sárándi: Függőben. A román kisebbség helyzete Észak-Erdélyben (1940-1944) [The situation of the Romanian minority in Northern Transylvania] Kolozsvár, 2024, 648 p.
The introduction and table of conents can be read here.
On Saturday, 29 June 2024, from 10 am, Éva Jeney's book A megosztó és a megosztható múlt [The Divisive and the Shareable Past] will be presented at the Festive Book Week in Cluj. The book will be presented by the compilers, Ildikó Józan and our colleague Gusztáv Tamás Filep.
Our colleague Nándor Bárdi's work O încercare de integrare. apariția societății minoritare maghiare din România,1920 - 1940 [An attempt at integration. The creation of the Hungarian minority society in Romania 1920-1940] was published in the series "Working Papers in Romanian Minority Studies" of the Romanian Institute for Research on National Minorities in Cluj-Napoca. DOWNLOAD HERE
The article by our colleague Réka Marchut From political rivals to personal friendships - Iuliu Maniu's complex relationship with Hungarians in Transylvania can be read on transtelex.ro.
On Friday, 28 June 2024, from 13:00 to 15:00, during the Festive Book Week /Ünnepi Könyvhét/ in Cluj-Napoca, Kriterion Publishing House will present the volumes published in collaboration with our Institute at the House of Religious Freedom (Cluj-Napoca, Bulevardul 21 Decembrie 1989, No. 14.)
From the series 20. század /"The 20th century"/
József Gagyi: Villanyos és közössége. Villamosítás, modernizáció: történet a Nyárád-mentén / Electrification, modernization: history of the Nyárád region / (1945-1989); Róbert István Antal: A nemzetét szerető szocialista./The socialist who loves his nation./ Jordáky Lajos (1913-1974) - in conversation with the authors Nándor Bárdi and Lehel Peti.
additional volumes:
Tamás Gusztáv Filep: Mindennek van „azonban”-ja /Everything has a "however"/ and Hullóidő. Székely identitásépítés a 19-20. században /The Time of the Dead. Szekler identity building in the 19th-20th centuries/ - in conversation with the authors and editor Nándor Bárdi and Gyula H. Szabó.
On 20 June 2024, Csilla Fedinec will participate in Kyiv at the conference "Ukraine - Hungary: the current state and prospects of interstate relations" at the Kuras Institute of Political and Ethnic Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. Topics discussed: Hungarian-Ukrainian interstate relations, Ukrainians in Hungary - Hungarians in Ukraine, security policy aspects, economic, military-technical cooperation, cross-border relations.
The volume entitled Hullóidő. Székely identitásépítés a 19-20. században [The construction of Szekler identity in the 19th-20th centuries] was published. The work was produced at the HUN-REN CSS Institute for Minority Studies. The authors are: Ablonczy Balázs, Bárdi Nándor, Bokor Zsuzsa, Mohay Tamás, Nagy Szabolcs, Orbán Zsolt, Sándor Klára, Szőcsné Gazda Enikő, Tompa Zsófia, Vallasek Júlia.