Forum Social Science Review

Keywords: Southern Slovakia, Dél-Szlovákia, industrial production, normalization, Hungarians in Slovakia The study deals with a period of two decades in the history of Czechoslovakia, which is also the final period of socialism. This period...

The census is about the confession of one´s national identity. This study examines those forms and components of national identity that can influence our decision and whether there are any that offer Hungarians a new opportunity in Slovakia...

During its short existence, Czechoslovakia in the interwar period was characterized by a range of standard political parties, including not only right-wing, centre, and left-wing parties, but also political platforms set up on a national ba...

The period of dualism is considered the heyday of embourgeoisement in Hungary. Through their lively community life, the citizens of Pozsony (Slovak: Bratislava) founded a number of associations in the last third of the 19th century, includi...

This study deals with one of the hitherto unprocessed episodes of the 1919 coup d’état, the internments by order of Vavro Šrobár, the then minister for the administration of Slovakia. The internment of persons deemed to be a threat to...

At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919, one of the demands put forth by the Czechoslovak delegation was the creation of the so-called Slav Corridor. The two hundred kilometres long and seventy-five kilometres wide strip designed to connect C...