The Rusyns of Hungary : political and social developments, 1860-1910 - Mayer, Maria (United States : East Europe Monographs : Columbia Univ Pr, 1997)
Biography of Maria Mayer -- Works by Maria Mayer on Carpatho-Rusyns -- 1. The National Revival, 1860-1871. The St. Basil Society and its early activity. Political struggles of the intelligentsia during the election campaign of 1865. A successful candidate: Adolf Dobrians'kyi. The Uzhhorod electoral district candidate: Mykhal Stryps'kyi. The Highland's electoral district candidate: Ivan Pastelli. The Sevliush electoral district candidate: Petro Dolynai. A candidate from Ung county: Karoly Meszaros. The Berezna/Velykyi Bereznyi electoral candidate: Iurii Markosh. The Maramaros electoral district candidate: Shtefan Markosh -- 2. Newspaper Publishing in the 1870s and 1880s. Karpat. Ungvar. Ungvari kozlony. A new plan: Slovesnost' and Listok. Kelet -- 3. The Nationalist Intelligentsia at the Turn of the Twentieth Century. The revival and dissolution of the St. Basil Society. The newspaper Kelet in the second half of the 1880s. The Catholic People's party on the eve of the 1896 parliamentary elections. The Banffy-Firtsak compromise and the program to improve the economy of the Highland Region -- 4. The Orthodox Schismatic Movement Among Subcarpathia's Peasantry. The Orthodox movement in Sacel. Conversions in Iza. The Iza trial. Conversions in Velykyi Luchky -- 5. The Magyarized Intelligentsia at the Turn of the Twentieth Century. The National Committee of Magyars of the Greek Catholic Faith. The Society of Magyar Greek Catholics. The newspaper Gorogkatolikus hirlap. Greek Catholic university students in Budapest. The Greek Catholic parish in Budapest -- 6. Rusyns in the United States at the Outset of the Twentieth Century. Emigration from Hungary to the United States. The first Greek Catholic priests and the conversion of Alexis Toth. The Hungarian government's "American Action" Hodobay and the Greek Catholic Union (Sojedinenje) -- Charter of the St. Basil Society -- Deputies elected to the Hu
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Keywords: etniset ryhmät; ruteenit; Unkari