Revizionism la fiecare colț
Culegerea voluminoasă de studii Trianon, Trianon! Un secol de mitologie politică revizionistă a apărut la Cluj în 2020. Cartea...
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Georeferenced ethnic maps
"Due to their size and rarity, these maps have hardly been fully accessible so far on the internet. The maps presented here were...
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Maps of violence
In the Hungarian historiography the dissolution of the Habsburg Empire had been told mostly from the perspective of the major...
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The Race for National Self-Determination
In the fall of 1918, the Austrian-Hungarian Empire came to a dramatic end. In the last phases of the war, the Entente powers adopted...
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1918-1920: The collapse and the female perspective
Eva Bittera, a member of the Trianon100 research group interprets women's memory and testimony at the intersection of high politics...
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Leaving Transylvania
Once more, private histories and political history are revealed to be mutually constitutive, as this blog entry presents the...
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The Composition of the Hungarian Delegation at the Paris Peace Conference
Since late October 1918, successive Hungarian governments had been making preparations to attend the Paris peace conference. In the...
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The Uses of History: Romanian Historians on the Unification of the Country
Csaba Zahorán, a member of our research group, discusses competing interpretations of history and the roles historians may assume...
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Identity Choices and State Succession in Bardejov/Bártfa
The town of Bardejov, formerly Bártfa came under Czechoslovak rule in 1919, and soon became a part of the nascent northern successor...
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The 14 Points at 100
One hundred years ago US President Thomas Woodrow Wilson publicly declared his country’s war aims in what came to be known as the...
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December 1 and Trianon
Our colleague and fellow research group member, Csaba Zahorán spent late November and early December in Transylvania, Romania, where...
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Balázs Ablonczy: Orphans of Trianon
Thinking in terms of linear history, looking back from the present, we tend to believe that mobility of individuals and groups is...
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Tibor Glant: Memory politics – on the occasion of a postcard
In the postcard attached we see two statues that are no more. The fates of statues are the best stories for telling the history of...
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