Plural: Culture & Civilization, Issue 27The Foundation, 2006 - Romania |
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Page 459
... political expression later transferred to the model of the centralized unitary national state . Its political accomplishment in 1918 will strongly influence the minority - majority relationship , particularly in Transylvania , Banat and ...
... political expression later transferred to the model of the centralized unitary national state . Its political accomplishment in 1918 will strongly influence the minority - majority relationship , particularly in Transylvania , Banat and ...
Page 468
... political rights of the minorities , in the sense that the Christian foreigners could be naturalized , and only in this way could they exercise their political rights : " The characteristic of being a Romanian is earned and conserved ...
... political rights of the minorities , in the sense that the Christian foreigners could be naturalized , and only in this way could they exercise their political rights : " The characteristic of being a Romanian is earned and conserved ...
Page 470
... political rights ” ( article 7 , 1st paragraph ) ; “ The State doesn't allow any kind of differentiation based on ... political life . Political parties and associations of the national minorities were also created ( the Hungarian Party ...
... political rights ” ( article 7 , 1st paragraph ) ; “ The State doesn't allow any kind of differentiation based on ... political life . Political parties and associations of the national minorities were also created ( the Hungarian Party ...
Contents
RUTHENIANS | 17 |
H Maxy Stefan Roll | 96 |
Oana Laura Ariton p 29 Ioana Bāldea pp 71 100 339 Maria Bebis p 311 Florin Bican pp 40 | 131 |
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