On 23rd August 2024 Nóra Kovács gives a presentation at the international symposium organized by ZRC SAZU Glasbenonarodopisni inštitut in Ljubljana. The title of her presentation is 'Intangible cultural heritage as a vehicle of transnational nation building: the Dance House Method in the South American Hungarian Diaspora'. The programme of the three-day conference is available here.
The HUN-REN CSS Institute for Minority Studies co-organizes the 5th edition of the Erdélyi Történész tábor [Transylvanian Hungarian Historian workshops and camp] (5-8th September 2024). Here, new research results will be presented, manuscript discussions and book presentations will take place. The programme can be found here.
The news portal Napunk.sk published an interview with Nándor Bárdi
Interview with Csilla Fedinec on 444.hu.
Eszter Kovács's book „Egy kis figyelmesség” Informális hálózatok és gyakorlatok a Gyergyói-medencében (1970-1989) / 'A Little Attention' Informal Networks and Practices in the Gheorgheni Basin (1970-1989) ] was published by Kriterion Publishing House and the Erdélyi Múzeum Egyesület in Cluj-Napoca with the support of our institute's research programme.
An article by Béni L. Balogh on Alexandru Vaida-Voevod's attitude towards Hungarians has been published and can be read on transtelex.ro.
Our colleague, Csilla Fedinec was the guest of Tilos Radio programme "Vosztok" on 17 July 2024. She spoke to Vagyim Kemény and Gabriella Dohi about Ukraine, Ukrainians, the present and the future. You can listen to the broadcast here.
The full issue is available on the journal's website.
From the contents
Ideas in politics
Political religion
Volksgemeinshaft
The "large governing party"
Population movements
Plans of the Czech emigrantion in London to eliminate minorities
Evacuation of Germans from Hungary, 1944
The refugees of Karabakh
Returns 1938–1944
Hungarian identity in the Banat
Street name changes
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.