The presentation of Margit Bethlen's book A költőnő, akinek férje miniszterelnök [The poetess whose husban is prime minister] (Gondolat Kiadó, compiled by Zsuzsanna Rózsafalvi and Tamás Gusztáv Filep) will take place at the Petőfi Literary Museum (1053 Budapest, Károlyi utca 16.) on 11 November 2024 at 5 pm.
The film Védőőrizet [Protective Custody] (Hungarian Political Prisoners in Nazi Concentration Camps) by Péter Pál Tóth will be screened at Tabán Artmozi (Budapest, Krisztina krt. 87-89.) on 13 November at 5 pm. The film features our colleague Dr. Ágnes Tóth; editor-reporter Tamás Gusztáv Filep
Our colleague Csilla Fedinec will participate on the Re:Open Zakarpattia 2024 forum, which will be held on November 8-9, 2024, in Uzhhorod (Ukraine). She will participate in two events: Hard-talk „What Hungary expects from Ukraine. And what Ukraine should expect from Hungary”, and panel discussion „National Communities of Ukraine as Unobvious Lobbyists of European Integration”, as well as taking part in the public summary of the results of the two-day international forum.
Our colleague Nándor Bárdi spoke on Péter Ungár's podcast about the links between Hungarians living beyond the borders and Fidesz's identity politics.
The conference entitled "National Images: Hungarians about Romanians, Romanians about Hungarians from the 19th century to the present day", organised by our Institute on 16 May, was reported by the Romanian nationality programme Ecranul nostru of Hungarian Television.
On 25 October, the Ernő Fábián 90 Memorial Day was held in Covasna (Romania), where our institute was represented by Nándor Bárdi and Tamás Gusztáv FIlep.
On 28 October, the Society of Hungarian Writers in Slovakia organised the first Day of Hungarian Literature in Slovakia, where Tamás Gusztáv Filep presented the posthumous volume of László Dobos: "... nem maradhatunk az alázat porában..." (ed. János Tamási Orosz).
Our colleague Csilla Fedinec will be one of the participants of a discussion about the impact of the Russian-Ukrainian war and the Middle East crises on the security policy of the European Union. For more information (in Hungarian) on the event, click here.
The full issue is available on the journal's website.
From the contents
National images
Image of Hungarians of Romanians during the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
Iuliu Maniu and Petru Groza
Romanians in Szeklerland
International protection of minorities – panel discussion
The plans of the Beneš emmigration
Holocaust memory
House of Hungarian Culture in Berlin
Images of Hungarian identity among political activists
On 29 October 2024, Zsuzsanna Sütő will give a lecture at the conference “Minority Languages and Education in Slovakia: Present, Past, and Future,” organized by the Centre of Languages and Cultures of National Minorities, University of Prešov. Her presentation is entitled “Immobility Aspirations of Minority and Majority Hungarian Students in Central Europe.”