Tolerance and intolerance in historical perspective - Lévai, Csaba; Vese, Vasile; Tarau, V.; Gräf, R.; Prepuk, A.; Németh, G.; Vese, V.; Ellis, S.G.; Bárány, A.; Lonhart, T.; Nastasa, L.; Hálfdanarson, G.; et al. (Pisa : Plus, 2003)
Ethnic majorities and minorities in Central Europe / V. Vese -- Religious equality and jewish emancipation. The Acceptance of the jewish denomination in Hungary in the 1890s / A. Prepuk -- Minorities and communism in Transylvania (1944-1947) / T. Lonhart, V. Tarau -- The German question's in Hungary after World War II / J. Angi -- The Emigration of the ethnic germans of Romania under communist rule / R. Gräf, M. Grigoras -- Between tolerance and intolerance. The Jews in communist Romania (1945-1955) / L. Nastasa -- The Origins of the tale of the blood-drinking hungarians / G. Németh -- Nations and denominations in Transylvania (13th - 16th century) / I.A. Pop -- Anti-greek and anti-phanariot discourse in romanian society at the dawn of the modern age (17th and 18th century) / T. Nicoara -- The Crown and the lollard in later medieval England / A. Bárány -- Promoting english civility in tudor times / S.G. Ellis -- Converting the middle volga peoples in the 18th century / A.G. Ivanov, M. Natalizy -- Denmark and Iceland : A tale of tolerant rule / G. Hálfdanarson -- Diplomatic tolerance : Estonian-Hungarian relations between the World Wars / E. Medijainen -- The Russian minority in post-communist Estonia. A comparison with czech-sudeten german relations between the wars / R. Lokk
Keywords: Siglos XIX-XX; Tolerancia; Intolerancia; Minorías étnicas; Judíos; Minorías religiosas; Europa