Nation-Building and Contested Identities - MEK

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 1990-2000Tibori, Szabó Zoltán. “A Weinberger – Sorban legenda (I-VI)” (The Weinberger – Sorbanlegend). Szabadság 24- 26 April, 1996.Tibori, Szabó Zoltán. “Vita Sándor emlékezik: ‘Minket a pusztulás veszélye fenyegetett’”(Sándor Vita remembers: “We were threatened by the danger of destruction”).Szabadság 10 February, 1993.Tóth, Pál Péter. “A magyar és a vegyes (magyar-román, román-magyar) családok szociológiai-demográfiaihelyzete Észak-Erdélyben 1942-1944 között” (The sociologicaldemographicalsituation of the Hungarian and mixed families – Hungarian-Romanian,Romanian-Hungarian – in Northern Transylvania between 1942-1944). ErdélyiMúzeum (2000) 3-4, pp. 251-258.Vincze, Gábor. “Székely autonómia a XX. században: Illúzió vagy realitás?” (Szeklerautonomy in the 20 th century: Illusion or reality?). Aetas (1993) 3, pp. 130-139.In other languages:BOOKSBraham, Randolph L. Anti-semitism and the treatment of the Holocaust in postcommunistEastern Europe. New York: Columbia University Press, 1994. 253 p.Braham, Randolph L. Studies on the Holocaust in Hungary. Boulder: Columbia UniversityPress, Csengeri Institute for Holocaust Studies of the Graduate School and UniversityCenter of the City University of New York, 1990. 267 p.Eördögh, István. Alle origini dell’espansionismo romeno nella Transilvania ungherese (1916-1920). Periferia, Cosenza, 1992. 162 p. Translated in German as Geschichte, Gründeund Voraussetzungen der rumanischen Expansion in Siebenbürgen, 1916-1920. Inst. fürKirchengeschichte der Univ. Bonn, 1993. 134 p. Translated in Hungarian as Erdélyromán megszállása, 1916-1920: Olasz és vatikáni levéltári források alapján (The Romanianoccupation of Transylvania, 1916-1920: On the basis of Italian and Vaticanarchival sources). Szeged: Lazi, 2000. 152 p.Iancu, Gheorghe. The Ruling Council: The Integration of Transylvania into Romania 1918-1920. Cluj-Napoca: Fundaþia Culturalã Românã, 1995. 255 p.Ornea, Zigu. The Romanian extreme right: The nineteen thirties. Boulder: East EuropeanMonographs, 1999. 437 p.ARTICLESAdám, Magda. “The Little Entente and the issue of the Hungarian Minorities.” Études historiqueshongroises 2 (1990), pp. 323-338.Berindei, Dan. “Roumains et Hongrois: réalités historiques et perspectives.” Revue d’Europecentrale (Strasbourg) 3 (1995) 1, pp. 87-95.Dobrinescu, Florin Valeriu. “Transylvania at the Two Peace Conferences in Paris (1919-1920; 1946-1947): A comparative study.” Transylvanian Review 4 (1995) 4, pp. 9-19.Duþu, Alesandru. “The invalidation of the Vienna Diktat - the Romanian Nation’s Cause.”In Romania in the Summer of 1940 under the impact of the Diktat Policy. Bucharest:Institute of Military History and Theory, 1995, pp. 90-95.Florescu, Gheorghe I., and Donald E. Bain, “Romanian Political Realities and the ParisPeace Treaty (1919-1920).” Romanian Civilization 4 (1995) 1, pp. 39-58.Galántai, József. “The Paris Conference (1919-1920) in Protection of the Minorites.”Études historiques hongroises, 2 (1990), pp. 303-319.Iancu, Gheorghe. “The Diktat of Vienna and its consequences.” Transilvania. Historische-Literarische Zeitschrift (Essen) (1990) 11, pp. 10-12.Iercoºan, Sara. “L’integration des Roumains de Transylvanie dans la vie culturelle et littérairede la Roumanie.” Transylvanian Review 8 (1999) 1, pp. 23-38.Rãdulescu, Mihai-Sorin. “Considération sur l’élite historique roumaine pendant a périoded’entre-les-deux- guerres.” Etudes danubiennes, Strasbourg 11 (1995) 1, pp. 97-106.Sajti, Enikõ. “Territoriale Revision und die Nationalitätenverhaltnisse.” Études historiqueshongroises 2 (1990), pp. 393-406.362