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Conference 300 Jahre Ansiedlung der Donauschwaben – religiöse Implikationen

Our colleague Ferenc Eiler will give a lecture at the international conference „300 Jahre Ansiedlung der Donauschwaben – religiöse…

16 November

100 Years of Hungarian Minorities Volume Available

The volume A magyar kisebbségek 100 éve [100 Years of Hungarian Minorities] (ed. Kovács Kiss, Gyöngy and Romsics, Ignác, Komp-Press,…

16 November

How could Fidesz shape the minority Hungarian elites?

A detailed report on the lecture given by Nándor Bárdi on 13 October 2023 in Komárom/Komárno , entitled: How could Fidesz shape the…

10 November

Migration and Forced Displacement in the Carpathian Basin 1944-1990 conference

Our colleagues Ágnes Tóth and Réka Marchut will give a presentation at the conference entitled "Migration and Forced Displacement in the…

10 November

Roundtable discussion One hundred years in minority

A roundtable discussion titled "One hundred years in minority" was organised at the Faculty of Teacher Training of Selye János University…

9 November

Recording: Hungarian minorities through the eyes of experts

The recording (in Hungarian) of the roundtable discussion of János Fiala-Butora, Tamás Kiss and Nándor Bárdi on the possible directions of…

9 November

Security Policy in the EU - roundtable discussion

Csilla Fedinec will participate in the roundtable discussion "Security Policy in the EU" organised on 15 November 2023 by the…

7 November

Collective Guilt in Central Europe after Second World War and Now

Our colleague Réka Marchut will give a lecture at the international conference Collective guilt in Central Europe after Second World War…

6 November

Overlapping crises in Europe

Judit Durst and Gergő Pulay participated at the workshop of the European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA) Europeanist Network…

3 November

Child Survivors of the Holocaust in Hungary

Viktória Bányai was the guest of the programme Tűréshatár on Klubrádió, where she talked about about the research project "Child Survivors…

2 November