Transylvania - The Roots of Ethnic Conflict

Table of contents

• Cover
• Introduction
• Contributors
• A Chronology of Transylvanian History [I.] [II.] [III.]
• PART ONE: The Dawn of National Consciousness
  • 1. The Multiethnic Character of the Hungarian Kingdom in the Later Middle Ages [I.] [II.]
  • 2. Reformation Literature and the National Consciousness of Transylvanian Hungarians, Saxons, and Rumanians
  • 3. The Transylvanian Concept of Liberty and Its Impact on the Kingdom of Hungary in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
• PART TWO: Nationalism and the Polarization of National Destinies
  • 1. The Horea-Closca Revolt of 1784-85: Some Observations
  • 2. The Rumanian-Hungarian Confrontation, 1840-70
  • 3. The Revolution of 1848--49 in Transylvania and the Polarization of National Destinies
  • 4. From Horea-Closca to 1867: Some Observations [I.] [II.]
  • 5. National Oppression or Social Oppression? The Nature of Hungarian-Rumanian Relations in Transylvania
• PART THREE: Transylvania in International Relations
  • 1. The Transylvanian Question in War and Revolution [I.] [II.]
  • 2.The Great Powers and the Fate of Transylvania Between the Two World Wars
  • 3. From the Second Vienna Award to Paris: Transylvania and Hungarian-Rumanian Relations During World War II [I.] [II.] [III.]
• PART FOUR: Contemporary Rumanian Policies in Transylvania
  • 1. Ideology and Political Culture in Rumania: The Daco-Roman Theory and the "Place of Minorities [I.] [II.]
  • 2.Education and National Minorities in Contemporary Rumania [I.] [II.]
  • 3. The Status of Minority Rights in Transylvania: International Legal Expectations and Rumanian Realities [I.] [II.]
• Concluding Comments
• Appendices
  • A. Rumanian, Hungarian, and German Geographic and Historic Place Names in Transylvania [I.] [II.] [III.]
  • B. The Population of Rumania and Transylvania According to Nationality
  • C. Notes and Aide-Memoires of the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, April 27, May 20, June 11, and July 15, 1946 [I.] [II.] [III.] [VI.]
  • D. Statement by Paul Auer
• Notes

Transylvania - The Roots of Ethnic Conflict