Výmena obyvateľstva medzi Československom a Maďarskom (v rokovaniach Československo-maďarskej zmiešanej komisie)

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Štefan ŠutajJana Šutajová

The population exchange between Czechoslovakia and Hungary was carried out on the basis of the Agreement on the Exchange of Populations between Czechoslovakia and Hungary, which was signed on February 27, 1946. Its adoption was not only part of Czechoslovak solutions to the status of national minorities, but also part of the strategic concept of building a state of Czechs and Slovaks without Germans and Hungarians.

The agreement was part of the postwar resolution of mutual disputes and misunderstandings and was intended to be one of the solutions that, in the postwar period, would eliminate a factor which, according to Czechoslovak political leaders, had caused the war conflict.

The population exchange between Czechoslovakia and Hungary was therefore not an isolated historical event, but part of migratory movements that had begun in Europe already after the First World War, and can be seen as a continuation of previous developments as part of migration patterns in Europe.

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Štefan Šutaj - Jana Šutajová
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Monograph
Number of pages:
552
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23.12.2022
Year of publication:
2022
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1st edition
Publication language:
Slovak
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Faculty of Arts
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Vedecká monografia je výsledkom projektu VEGA č. 1/0316/19 Výmena obyvateľstva medzi Československom a Maďarskom – fakty a historické súvislosti v domácej a európskej politike.
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