Magyarország nemzetiségpolitikája a két világháború között (1918–1938)
Hungary’s Nationality Policy between the Two World Wars (1918–1938)

Summary/Abstract: The study analyses the nationality policy of the Hungarian state vis-à-vis its internal minorities from the end of the First World War till the First Vienna Award. This analysis considers Hungary – similarly to the other states of the region – as a nationalizing state, and places the emphasis not on drawing a static image of the “nation-state” and the presentation of the position of minorities within that, but rather on the key orientations of the minority-related policies and the motivations and actions of the stakeholders who played a decisive role in shaping these policies.

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