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Transylvania

alcím: A short history

egységesített cím: Transylvania

Lázár István

fordító: DeKornfeld Thomas J.

beszerezve: 1997-11-03

2004-09-05 (további elektronikus változatok)

Magyar történelem általában

Erdély története

Európai országok történelme

határon túli magyarság

Kisebbségek

tartalomjegyzék: Contents
Prologue
Transylvania is Far from Mesopotamia
Who Were The Dacians and What Became of Them?
The Period of the Great Migrations
The Scourge of Europe
Rex and Dux, Mines and Border Guards
How Does it Happen that Three is Really Four?
The Tearful Chronicle
Raven on High
The Remainder
A Peculiar, Peculiar Little Country
Transylvania in World Politics
Cast onto the Periphery
The Fight for Freedom, the Compromise, Dualism
Downfall and Punishment
Since Then
Place names

Kivonat: Review
With its deep valleys surrounded by a coronet of peaks, its wide
basins and highlands, pine forests and the Alpine meadows at the
feet of imposing glaciers; with its salt mines already worked in
prehistory, with its gold gathered since Neolithic times from the
waters of its streams, Transylvania is a country-size area in the lap
of the Eastern and Southern Carpathians, on the easternmost edge of
Central Europe. Once part of Hungary, today it is a part of Romania
with a substantial Hungarian population. Even though it was approached
early by Eastern Orthodoxy emanating from Byzantium, its Christianity
is basically western. Initially the Roman ritual was predominant, but
later it became the bastion of European Protestantism. It was a
historic bone of contantion between its original inhabitants and the
conquering Hungarians, the Hungarians and the Turks, the Turks and the
Austrian Habsburgs, the Austrian Habsburgs and the Hungarians, and
between the Hungarians and the Romanians. For a century and a half, it
was also an independent principality, and before, during and after, a
sort of research laboratory of East-Central-European history known as
the Fairy Garden.
Transylvania A Short History, by István Lázár, who has written several
books on the subject, covers the history of this fascinating region
from ancient times until 1989.

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http://mek.oszk.hu/02000/02083 (URI)

példányazononosító: MEK-02083

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Transylvania : A short history / by István Lázár$Budapest : Corvina, 1997$ISBN 963 13 4333 2

Varga E. Árpád: Hungarians in Transylvania between 1870 and 1995 (http://mek.oszk.hu/02000/02018/)

Rumanian-Hungarian affairs (http://www.hungarian-history.hu/lib/rum.htm)

István Lázár: Hungary : A brief history (http://mek.oszk.hu/02000/02085/)

History of Transylvania (http://mek.oszk.hu/03400/03407/)

térbeli: Románia