Eötvös, Grünwald, Mudro? and the Idea of the Hungarian State

Filozofia 63:914-920 (2008)
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The paper is a reflection on the polemic between Béla Grünwald, the author of the writing Upper Hungary, and Michal Mudro?, the author of a response to Grünwald with the same title. The background of the polemic is the Nationalities Law, as articulated by József Eötvös, the conception of an indivisible unitary Hungarian nation and the emerging idea of the Hungarian or Magyar state

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