- In
Latin medieval record, the
settlement is
often called Varanno (the
Hungarized form), but also Wrano,
Varanow or
rarely Varanovia (the
Latinized form)...
-
Magyarization (UK: /ˌmædʒəraɪˈzeɪʃən/ US: /ˌmɑːdʒərɪ-/, also Hungarianization; Hungarian: magyarosítás [ˈmɒɟɒroʃiːtaːʃ]),
after "Magyar"—the Hungarian...
- 43,318.
Until the end of the
First World War, many of the
Slovaks were
Hungarized.
According to the 2011 census,
numbering 52,570,
Slovaks are the sixth...
- Slovene, and
Kajkavian Croatian,
which used to be
spoken before the
hungarization of the
Pannonian Basin. The word is an
adjective and
means "self-grown"...
- In his program,
Naumann also
supported programs of
Germanization and
Hungarization as well. In his book,
Naumann used
imperialist rhetoric combined with...
-
forming and
guarding of
national awareness including the
struggle against Hungarization and Germanization. Accordingly, in 1846
Josip Runjanin (1821–1878) put...
-
speak Hungarian language in
everyday communication. The
Magyarization (
Hungarization)
policy of the
Hungarian government also pla**** a role,
since numerous...
-
autonomous parts of the new state. This was
followed by a
policy of
Hungarization of the non-Hungarian nationalities, most
notably promotion of the Hungarian...
- is
found in the
written sources in its
Latin form (Sanctus Egidius),
Hungarized (Scenthegud,
Zenth Eg****),
mixed Hungarian-Slovakian (Zenthlyen in 1496)...
-
autonomous parts of the new state. This was
followed by a
policy of
Hungarization of the non-Hungarian nationalities, most
notably promotion of the Hungarian-language...
