Magyar Jew or Jewish Magyar?
George Barany
1974
The belated adoption of the first law of Jewish emancipation has led to the assumption that it had no practical value. True as this statement may be technically, it nevertheless needs further refinement. The last-minute adoption of the emancipation law by Kossuth’s regime was a solemn legal-constitutional recognition of that political myth which…
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