Tollerance and Intollerance in Historical Perspective
Preface
A.K. Isaacs
p. VII
Introduction
C. Lévai, V. Vese
XIII
TOLERANCE AND INTOLERANCE IN 19TH- AND 20TH-CENTURY ROMANIA AND HUNGARY
Ethnic Majorities and Minorities in Central Europe
V.Vese
1
Religious Equality and Jewish Emancipation. The Acceptance of the Jewish Denomination in Hungary in the 1890s
A. Prepuk
13
Minorities and Communism in Transylvania (1944-1947)
T. Lonhart, V. ŢârĂu
25
The ‘German Question’ in Hungary after World War II
J. Angi
45
The Emigration of the Ethnic Germans of Romania under Communist Rule
R. Gräf, M. GrigoraŞ
53
Between Tolerance and Intolerance. The Jews in Communist Romania
(1945-1955)
L. NastasĂ
71
THE LONGER PERSPECTIVE: CREATING HUNGARIAN AND ROMANIAN IDENTITIES
The Origins of Tale of the Blood-Drinking Hungarians
G. Németh
91
Nations and Denominations in Transylvania (13th - 16th Century)
I.-A. Pop
111
Anti-Greek and Anti-Phanariot Discourse in Romanian Society at the down of the Modern Age (17th and 18th Centuries)
T. NicoarĂ
125
TOLERANCE, INTOLERANCE AND STATE POLICY
The Crown and the Lollards in Later Medieval England
A. Bárány
141
Promoting ‘English civility’ in Tudor Times
S.G. Ellis
155
Converting the Middle Volga Peoples in the 18th Century
A.G. Ivanov, M. Natalizi
171
Denmark and Iceland: a Tale of Tolerant Rule
G. Hálfdanarson
189
Diplomatic Tolerance: Estonian-Hungarian Relations between the World Wars
E. Medijainen
203
The Russian Minority in Post-Communist Estonia. A Comparison with Czech-Südeten German Relations after the Wars
R. Lokk
217
PLATES
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