THE HUNGARIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Vol. 2, No. 3, 2013

Contents

Articles

LÁSZLÓ SZARKA: Hungarian National Minority Organizations and the Role of Elites between the Two World Wars

GÁBOR EGRY: Navigating the Straits. Changing Borders, Changing Rules and Practices of Ethnicity and Loyalty in Romania after 1918

STEFANO BOTTONI: National Projects, Regional Identities, Everyday Compromises. Szeklerland in Greater Romania (1919–1940)

KLAUS-JÜRGEN HERMANIK : Arts and Artists as Intermediaries in Identity Management and Ethnomanagement  in Transylvania

LESLIE WATERS: Learning and Unlearning Nationality: Hungarian National Education in Reannexed Felvidék, 1938–1944

PÉTER APOR: The Lost Deportations and the Lost People of Kunmadaras: A Pogrom in Hungary, 1946

FERENC LACZÓ: “I could hardly wait to get out of this camp, even though I knew it would only get worse until liberation came.” On Hungarian Jewish Accounts of the Buchenwald Concentration Camp from 1945–46