On the future of the Hungarian Bible translations
In my paper I deal with the question of how some of the existing Hungarian Bible translations could be developed into different types of translations... Read More
Zsuzsanna Lampl: A few characteristics of the population relocated from Bratislava to Upper Rye Island (Žitný ostrov), Rajka and its vicinity
The relocated interviewees from Bratislava to Upper Rye Island and to Rajka and its vicinity are typical representatives of desurbanization; in the sense that they... Read More
István Lanstyák: The treatment of language problems
In this paper the author continues with what he has been dealing with in the previous two issues of this journal: language problems. This time... Read More
Attila Simon: The national statute of 1938 and the Hungarian minority
Following Chamberlain’s visit to Berchtesgaden on the 15th of September, the question of revision of state borders was brought to the forefront, resulting in the... Read More
Árpád Popély: The Revolution of 1989 and the Hungarian community in Czechoslovakia as seen from Budapest
While the Czech and Slovak historians have practically been publishing studies, monographies and documents related to the regime change in Czechoslovakia and the preceeding normalisation... Read More
Zsófia Kiss-Szemán: The Slovak Lohengrin On the Picture of Bertalan Pór Titled Composition
Bertalan Pór (Bábaszék/Babiná pri Krupine, 1880 Budapest, 1964) is one of the excellent representatives of the Hungarian avant-garde art. He was member of the group... Read More