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Ungarn-Jahrbuch Zeitschrift Für Interdisziplinäre Hungarologie U N G A R N – J A H R B U C H Zeitschrift für interdisziplinäre Hungarologie Herausgegeben von ZSOLT K. LENGYEL In Verbindung mit Gabriel ADRIÁNYI (Bonn), Meinolf ARENS (München) Joachim BAHLCKE (Stuttgart), Gyula BORBÁNDI (München) Pál DERÉKY (Wien), Holger FISCHER (Hamburg), Lajos GECSÉNYI (Budapest) Horst GLASSL (München), Ralf Thomas GÖLLNER (München) Tuomo LAHDELMA (Jyväskylä), István MONOK (Budapest) Joachim von PUTTKAMER (Jena), Harald ROTH (Gundelsheim) Gábor UJVÁRY (Budapest), András VIZKELETY (Budapest) Band 27 Jahrgang 2004 Verlag Ungarisches Institut München 2005 Ungarn-Jahrbuch Zeitschrift für interdisziplinäre Hungarologie Redaktion Zsolt K. Lengyel mit Meinolf Arens, Ralf Thomas Göllner, Hans Hedrich, Adalbert Toth Redaktion, Verlag: Ungarisches Institut, Beichstraße 3, D-80802 München (Post- fach 440301, D-80752 München), Telefon: [0049] (089) 34 81 71, Telefax: [0049] (089) 39 19 41, E-mail: [email protected], http://www.ungarisches-institut.de. Beiträge: Die Autoren werden gebeten, ihre Texte weitzeilig und ohne Formatie- rungen zu setzen und mit den eventuellen Beilagen sowohl im Papierausdruck als auch elektronisch oder auf Diskette einzusenden. Publikationsangebote, welche die Kriterien einer Erstveröffentlichung erfüllen, sind willkommen. Für unverlangt zu- gegangene Schriften und Rezensionsexemplare wird keinerlei Gewähr übernom- men. Die zur Veröffentlichung angenommenen Beiträge geben nicht unbedingt die Meinung der Herausgeber und Redaktion wieder. Für ihren Inhalt sind die jeweili- gen Verfasser verantwortlich. Größere Kürzungen und Bearbeitungen der Texte er- folgen nach Absprache mit den Autoren. Bezugsbedingungen: Der umsatzsteuerfreie Jahresabonnementpreis ist der jewei- lige Bandpreis (z. Zt. EUR 45,–/SFr 100,–), zuzüglich Porto- und Versandkosten. Ein Abonnement verlängert sich, wenn es nicht drei Monate vor Ablauf des Kalender- jahres beim Verlag gekündigt wird. Bestellungen zur Fortsetzung oder von frühe- ren Jahrgängen nehmen der Buchhandel oder der Verlag entgegen. Bibliographische Information Der Deutschen Bibliothek Die Deutsche Bibliothek verzeichnet diese Publikation in der Deutschen Nationalbibliographie; detaillierte bibliographische Daten sind im Internet über http://dnb.ddb.de abrufbar © Ungarisches Institut München e. V. 2005 Das Werk einschließlich aller Abbildungen ist urheberrechtlich geschützt. Jede Verwertung außerhalb der Grenzen des Urheberrechtsgesetzes ist ohne Zustimmung des Verlages unzulässig und strafbar. Das gilt insbesondere für Vervielfältigungen, Übersetzungen, Mikroverfilmungen und die Einspeicherung und Bearbeitung in elektronischen Systemen Satz: Ungarisches Institut München Druck und Bindung: Strauss Offsetdruck GmbH, D-69509 Mörlenbach ISBN 3–929906–61–9 (Buchnummer) ∙ ISSN 0082–755X (Zeitschriftennummer) Dieser Band ist PROF. DR. HORST GLASSL zur Vollendung des 70. Lebensjahres zugeeignet – aus Dankbarkeit für seine langjährigen Verdienste in der Leitung des Ungarischen Instituts München und am Institut für Geschichte Ost- und Südosteuropas der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München um einen Ungarn-Schwerpunkt in den deutschsprachigen Ost-, Ostmittel- und Südosteuropawissenschaften Herausgeber und Redaktion Foto: Tamás Kelemen Horst Glassl anläßlich seiner Auszeichnung mit der Gedenkplakette Pro Cultura Hungarica des ungarischen Ministers für Nationales Kulturerbe während des Festaktes „40 Jahre Ungarisches Institut München“, 2. Dezember 2002 I N H A L T S V E R Z E I C H N I S Abhandlungen ELEK BENKŐ Mittelalterliche Bronzegegenstände aus Siebenbürgen. Probleme der Herkunftsbestimmung unter Berücksichtigung der Siebenbürger Sachsen 1 GÉZA PÁLFFY Kriegswirtschaftliche Beziehungen zwischen der Habsburger- monarchie und der ungarischen Grenze gegen die Osmanen in der zweiten Hälfte des 16. Jahrhunderts. Unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des königlichen Zeughauses in Kaschau 17 MATTHIAS STICKLER „Éljen a Király!“ Die Restaurationspolitik Kaiser Karls von Österreich gegenüber Ungarn 1918-1921 41 ZSOLT K. LENGYEL Umwege eines Gelehrtenlebens. Aus der Biographie Thomas von Bogyays (1909-1994) 81 CLEMENS PRINZ Die Pfingstwallfahrt in Schomlenberg. Religiöse und ethnische Aspekte einer ungarischen Wallfahrt in Rumänien 113 ANNA IARA Die Euroregion Donau-Kreisch-Marosch-Theiß. Grenzüberschreitende Regionsbildung aus der Sicht der regionalen Eliten 153 Forschungsberichte KLÁRA JAKÓ Die ungarischsprachige Korrespondenz der Woiwoden und obersten Amtsträger in der Moldau und der Walachei. Kommentierte Edition ausgewählter Beispiele aus dem 16.-18. Jahrhundert 209 VI MÁRTA FATA „Es freut mich sehr, daß ich in Deutschland war“. Aurel Mayr und die Gründung des Budapester Lehrstuhls für Indoeuropäische Sprachwissenschaften 231 RÓBERT GYŐRI – ZSOLT BOTTLIK Zum Problem der regionalen Unterschiede der Modernisierung bei den deutschen Bevölkerungsgruppen im Karpatenbecken des 19. Jahrhunderts 241 Vorträge ISTVÁN FRIED Die Systemwechsel der ungarischen Literaturgeschichtsschreibung und Literatur 255 LAJOS GECSÉNYI An der Grenze zweier Machtblöcke. Zu den ungarisch-österreichischen Beziehungen 1945-1965 269 JARMO VALKOLA Visions of Past and Present. Reflections on the New Hungarian Cinema 291 Beiträge zum Symposium „Bavarica in Ungarn“, München, 13.–14. November 2003 ALOIS SCHMID Das Kurfürstentum Bayern und Ungarn 305 JÁNOS J. VARGA Die Beteiligung Kurbayerns und der Truppen des fränkischen Reichskreises am Großen Türkenkrieg 1683-1699 321 ISTVÁN MONOK Exulanten aus Bayern, der Oberpfalz und der Pfalz am Batthyány-Hof im 16. und 17. Jahrhundert 331 ATTILA VERÓK Fränkische Lesestoffe bei den Siebenbürger Sachsen vom 16. bis zum 18. Jahrhundert 341 VII NOÉMI VISKOLCZ Die Ungarn betreffenden Drucke der Nürnberger Verleger-Familie Endter im 17. Jahrhundert 349 STEFAN SAMERSKI Maria zwischen den Fronten. Bayerische Einflüsse auf die Pietas Austriaca und die ungarische Eigentradition in der zweiten Hälfte des 17. Jahrhunderts 359 ILONA PAVERCSIK Bayerische Buchhändler als Erneuerer des ungarländischen Buchhandels in der zweiten Hälfte des 18. Jahrhunderts 373 KATALIN GÖNCZI Bayern als Vorbild für die ungarische Rechtsmodernisierung im 19. Jahrhundert 387 Besprechungen Allgemeines und Übergreifendes ALEMANY, A.: Sources on the Alans. (Virgil Ciocîltan) 401 Nyelvrokonaink. (Cathrin Kreutzer) 403 HAMZA, G.: Az európai magánjog fejlődése. (Herbert Küpper) 405 Die Konstruktion der Vergangenheit. Geschichtsdenken, Traditionsbildung und Selbstdarstellung im frühneuzeitlichen Ostmitteleuropa. (Daniel Ursprung) 406 Grundbegriffe und Autoren ostmitteleuropäischer Exilliteraturen 1945-1989. (Horst Fassel) 408 Die politischen Systeme Osteuropas. (Ralf Thomas Göllner) 410 Romania and Moldova. (Angela Gröber) 413 Ditor ut ditem. Tanulmányok Schultheisz Emil professzor 80. születésnapjára. (Robert Offner) 415 Staat, Recht, Politik VARGA, G.: Ungarn und das Reich vom 10. bis zum 13. Jahrhundert. (Sarah Hadry) 417 ENGEL, P.: The Realm of St. Stephen. A History of Medieval Hungary, 895-1526. (Gábor Varga) 420 Buda város jogkönyve. (Herbert Küpper) 421 VIII KULCSÁR, K.: II. József utazásai Magyarországon, Erdélyben, Szlavóniában és a Temesi Bánságban 1768-1773. (Márta Fata) 423 KOZÁRI, M.: Tisza Kálmán és kormányzati rendszere. (Adalbert Toth) 426 UNGVÁRY, K.: Die Schlacht um Budapest. Stalingrad an der Donau 1944/1945. (Franz Sz. Horváth) 429 Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Finanzen und Herrschaft. Materielle Grundlagen fürstlicher Politik in den habsburgischen Ländern und im Heiligen Römischen Reich im 16. Jahrhundert. (Alexander Schunka) 431 I[KTÁRI] GR[ÓF] B[ETHLEN], D.: A’ nemzeti jól-létről. (László Horváth) 432 KAUTZ, GY.: A nemzetgazdaságtan és irodalmának történeti fejlődése. (Aladár Madarász) 433 SZÁVAI, F.: Die Folgen des Zerfalls der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie. (Ralf Thomas Göllner) 436 Társadalmi önismeret és nemzeti önazonosság Közép-Európában. (Franz Sz. Horváth) 438 SZALAI, E.: Post-socialism and globalisation. (Anna Iara) 440 Interferenzen Das Ungarnbild in der deutschen Literatur der frühen Neuzeit. Der Ungarische oder Dacianische Simplicissimus im Kontext barocker Reiseerzählungen und Simpliziaden. (Horst Fassel) 442 Auf den Spuren der Osmanen in der österreichischen Geschichte. (Lisa Mayerhofer) 444 COMAN, A.: Rumänen, Kumanen, Osmanen. (Virgil Ciocîltan) 446 Interethnic Relations in Post-Communist Romania. (Katja Lasch) 447 Kirche und Religion ADRIÁNYI, G.: Kleine Kirchengeschichte Ungarns. (Matthias Stickler) 450 ADRIÁNYI, G.: Die Ostpolitik des Vatikans 1958-1978 gegenüber Ungarn. Der Fall Kardinal Mindszenty. (Matthias Stickler) 451 HRABOVEC, E.: Der Heilige Stuhl und die Slowakei 1918-1922 im Kontext internationaler Beziehungen. (Gabriel Adriányi) 452 SZENDI, J.: Számvetés. Szendi József érsek emlékezései. (Gabriel Adriányi) 457 SZABÓ, CS.: Die katholische Kirche Ungarns und der Staat in den Jahren 1945-1965. (Markus Lingen) 458 IX Nationale und religiöse Minderheiten MELIKA, G.: Die Deutschen der Transkarpatien-Ukraine. (Angela Gröber) 459 Asszimiláció vagy kivándorlás? Források a moldvai magyar etnikai csoport, a csángók modern kori történelmének tanulmányozásához (1860-1989). (Agnieszka Barszczewska) 461 PUTTKAMER, J. v.: Schulalltag und nationale Integration in Ungarn. Slowaken, Rumänen und Siebenbürger Sachsen in der Auseinandersetzung mit der ungarischen Staatsidee 1867-1914. (Thomas von Ahn) 465 SCHUSTER, F. M.: Zwischen allen Fronten. Osteuropäische Juden während des Ersten Weltkrieges (1914-1919). (Angela Gröber) 468 ANGYAL, B.: Érdekvédelem és önszerveződés.
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