Branislav Varsik és a pozsonyi Mária Terézia-emlékmű. Epizód egy fiatal diák életéből és kísérlet személyes identitásának meghatározására
Branislav Varsik és a pozsonyi Mária Terézia-emlékmű. Epizód egy fiatal diák életéből és kísérlet személyes identitásának meghatározására

Summary/Abstract: The Kor/ridor, Slovak-Hungarian Historical Journal has come to existence as a result of cooperation between the Research Institute of the National Self-Government of Slovaks in Hungary, the Institute of History of the Slovak Academy of Sciences, the Forum Minority Research Institute and the Institute of History of the Research Center of Humanities of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The founders’ intention through the journal is to create a professional forum between the two countries and nations, a bilingual, permanent platform, which provides the continuation of the dialogue, a better understanding of each other’s historical researches and an efficient exploration of our shared past. Peter Macho reconstructs the event of destroying a statue of the Emperor of the Habsburg family, Mária Terézia – in 1921, Bratislava – by among others the young Branislav Varsik, who later became a famous Slovak historian, and with the help of this story analyzes Varsik’s identity and relationship with history at that time.

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