Maintaining a “German” home in Southeast Europe: Transylvanian Saxon nationalism and the metropolitan model of the family, 1918–1933
SE Davis - The History of the Family, 2009 - Taylor & Francis
In the interwar period, Transylvanian Saxons looked to models from the metropole by which
to reform the Saxon community and reinforce their social standing relative to other ethnicities …
to reform the Saxon community and reinforce their social standing relative to other ethnicities …
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KLZ TAPODI, E MÚZEUM-EGYESÜLET… - academia.edu
On Ion Chinezu's views on the regional literature of Transylvania and the fate of Romanians
from the area, a series of different, yet not incompatible, convictions drew on and co-existed …
from the area, a series of different, yet not incompatible, convictions drew on and co-existed …