The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

XVIIth centuries they couldn't come from Transylvania orHungary, because in that time Protestantism was the reigningreligion. Further, we will see in the documents their state of lowspirit. Historical reality is also the fact, that many timescatholics from Moldavia were patronized and protected by thereigning prince of the country, while difficulties in the catholiccommunities were provoked by the foreign missionaries -Bosnian, Slovenian, Polish, German and Italian - and themisunderstandings between Franciscans and Jesuits.5. Critical attitude. I'm well aware of the fact that, afterits publishing, my work will be criticized. I also am consciousof its shortcomings, at least in the following areas:I am writing it in the Rumanian language, although I couldrealize a stylistically more precise work in the Hungarian. Butmy wish was to offer this work first not to the Hungarians, whoknow Hungarian language, but Hungarian Csangos fromMoldavia, who know only the Csango dialect and Rumanianlanguage, learnt in school, as I've learnt it as well. Therefore Iapologize for my stylistic mistakes.The reduced dimension of the work.For a better understanding of the phenomena and events intheir certain complexity, obviously, I should make moredetailed references to the personal circumstances, to thehappenings and habits, to the social states and internationalconnections, political phenomena or the ones belonging tomentality, etc. I renounced to do that for many reasons. Thishistorical procedure has been done by much more competentpeople than I am, by scientists like Maria Holban and PaulCernovodeanu, who led the group, which realized an excellentcollection of documents: "Foreign Travellers About theRumanian Countries". I used that collection in my work.The authors are referring to the history of Hungarian Csangosfrom Moldavia, which subject was considered by Nicolae Iorgaas a black hole in the Moldavian history.I considered the fact that large works are not popular withthe majority of laic readers, these are for the attention ofspecialists.It would be difficult to collect material funds for editing alarge book, with better quality and maps. A work like this hasto be the cheapest possible, available for the poorest people. Ididn't want to draw financial profit from it. I just wanted to