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Summary/Abstract: Review of: Bertalan PUSZTAI - Rusyns on the Border of East and Central Europe. The Persistence of Regional Cultures. Rusyns and Ukrainians in their Carpathian Homeland and Abroad. Ed. Paul Robert MAGOCSI. Columbia University Press, New York, 1993. (Classics of Carpatho-Rusyn Scholarship 5. East European Monographs No. CCCLXV.) pp. 220 (bilingual) A New Slavic Language is Born. The Rusyn Literary Language of Slovakia. Ed. Paul Robert MAGOCSI. Columbia University Press, New York, 1996. (Classics of Carpatho-Rusyn Scholarship 8. East European Monographs No. CDXXXIV.) pp. 79 (bilingual) Gábor LIMBACHER - Magyar Katolikus Lexikon (Ungarisches Katholisches Lexikon). Hrsg. István DIÓS. Szent István Társulat, Budapest, 1993, Bd. I. 948 Seiten; 1996, Bd. II. 964 Seiten; 1997, Bd. III. 932 Seiten; 1998, Bd. IV. 932 Seiten; 2000, Bd. V. 975 Seiten Imre NAGY - Studying Native America: Problems and Prospects. Ed. Russell THORNTON. The University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1998, pp. 443. Kinga MÁRKUS - Gyula ORTUTAY: Hangari-Minwashu (Magyar Népmesék. “Hungarian Folktales”). Translated and edited by Yasumoto Tokunaga, Noriko Ishimoto, Etsuko Iwasaki and Emiko Kume. Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten. 1996. Third Print 2000. Iwanami Bunko Aka (Red Series of World Literature) 32–776–1. pp. 434.

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