The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

"Calatori straini", II. Page 160"The letters about Ciceu and Cetatea de Balta have been readby myself and I believe that soon, Paul Szekely, the gaoler ofSuceava recommended by MMVV will obtain them."Calatori straini", II. Page 180"I add to all these, that, although, the Despot assuredeveryone's rights, returning even the Hungarian churches,keeping public preachers together with the eucharistic massagainst the edict of Alexander the Tyrant, we, Hungarians, lessin number, reached the courts of justice and judges from cities aswell, which have been closed down by the Moldavians.""Documente", Hurmuzaki II/1, page 423, 427, 429. "Calatori straini", II.Page 168, 169, and 180, 19215. After 1562Notes of the Humanist Johann Sommerabout Saxons in Moldavia,from his work about theLife of Jacob-Despot,the Ruler of Moldavia"Despot was unyielding in punishment, especially againstthe ones who don't respect the sanctity of marriage, -accordingto the habit of those people-: this habit was copied by theHungarians and Saxons living here, in this country (Moldavia)He started to build a school in Cotnari, which is mostlyinhabited by Hungarians and Saxons, "(Despot's guard, composed of Hungarians, was crushed bythe Moldavian crowd. All of them have been killed)"And then all round the country appeared massacres androbberies. Regardless of age or sex, they were consideredenemies, who weren't known, and all the craftsmen,stonemasons, miners, architects, and every German or Italianhave been massacred"Original version in Latin, Johann Sommer: "Vita Iacobi Despotae",1582 Witenberg, page 33, 44-45, 46. "Calatori straini", II. Page 260, 261,and 266