A Case Study on Trianon

The list below contains place names which appear in the texts or on the maps of this collection. The left column is in Hungarian, the right column contains their form in the other languages of the successor states.

Legend: Cz = Czecho-Slovak G = German R = Romanian Russ = Russian

Uk = Ukrainian Y = Serbo-Croat

Alsoor	G. Unterwart
Arad	R. Arad
Bacska	Y. Backa
Banffyhunyad	R. Huedin
Bartfa	Cz. Bardiejov
	G. Bartfeld
Bega r.	R. Bega r.
Belenyes	R. Beius
Bethlen	R. Betlen
Beszterce	R. Bistrite
	Cz. Bistrita
Besztercebanya	Cz. Banska Bystrica
Borgo Pass	R. Borgo
Borszek	R. Borsec
Brasso	R. Brasov
	G. Kronstadt
Breznobanya	Cz. Brezno nad Hronom
Csernova	Cz. Cernova
Csallokoz	Cz. Zitny ostrov
	G. Grosse Schutt
Csap	Cz. Cop
	Russ, Chop
Csikszerda	R. Miercurea Ciuc
Csucsa	R. Ciucea
Des	R. Dej
Deva	Y. Deva
Drava r.	Y. Drava
	G. Drau
Erdely	R. Ardeal
	G. Siebenburgen

Ersekujvar	Cz. Nove Zamky
Eperjes	Cz. Presov
Eszek	Y. Osjek
Esztergom	Cz. Ostrihom
Felsoor	G. Oberwart
Fiume	Y. Rijeka
Garam r.	Cz. Hron
Golniczbanya	Cz. Gelnica
Gyergyoszentmiklos	R. Gheorgheni
Gyulafehervar	R. Alba Iulia
Hernad r.	Cz. Hornad
Holics	Cz. Holic
Homonna	Cz. Humenne
Ipoly r.	Cz. Ipel
	G. Eipel
Ipolysag	Cz. Ipel'ske Sahy
Karansebes	R. Caransebes
Kassa	Cz. Kosice
	G. Kaschau
Kesmark	Cz. Kezmarok
Kolozsvar	R. Cluj-Napoca
	G. Klausenburg
Komarom	Cz. Komarno
	G. Komorn
Kormoczbanya	Cz. Kremnica
Koros r.	R. Crisul
Korpona	Cz. Krupina
Kozeppulya	G. Mittelpullendorf
Latorca r.	Cz. Latorice
Leva	Cz. Levice
Lipotvar	Cz. Leopoldov
	G. Leopoldstadt
Lippa	Cz. Lipova
Liptoszentmiklos	Cz. Liptovsky Svaty Mikulas
Locse	Cz. Levoca
Losonc	Cz. Lucenec
Lugos	R. Lugoj
Maramarossziget	R. Sighetul Marmatiei
Maros r.	R. Mures
Marosvasarhely	R. Tirgu-Mures
Munkacs	Russ. Mukachevo
Nagybanya	R. Baia Mare
Nagybecskerek	Y. Veliki Beckerek
Nagykaroly	R. Carei
Nagyroce	Cz. Revuca

Nagyszeben	R. Sibiu
	G. Hermannstadt
Nagyszombat	Cz. Trnava
Nagyvarad	R. Oradea
	G. Grosswardein
Naszod	R. Nasaud
Nyitra	Cz. Nitra
Nyitra r.	Cz. Nitra
Olt r.	R. Oltul
Orisziget	G. Siget in der Wart
Pecs	G. Funfkirchen
Posteny	Cz. Piest'any
Pozsony	Cz. Bratislava
	G. Pressburg
Radna (Mariaradna)	R. Radna
Radna Pass	R. Rodna
Raho	R. Rachov
Rimaszombat	Cz. Rimovska Sobota
Ruttka	Cz. Vrutky
Soborsin	R. Savirsin
Selmecbanya	Cz. Banska St'avnica
Sepsiszentgyorgy	R. Sfintu Georghe
Sopron	G. Oedenburg
Szamos r.	R Somesul
Szabadka	Y. Subotica
	G. Mariatheresiopol
Szalard	R. Salard
Szamosujvar	R. Cherla
Szatmarnemeti	R. Satu-Mare
Szaszvaros	R Orastie
Szekelyudvarhely	R. Odorheiu-Secuiesc
Szilagycseh	R. Cehul-Silvaniei
Temes	R. Timis
Temesvar	R. Timisoara
Tisza r.	G. Theiss
Topolya	Y. Topolje
Trencsen	Cz. Trencin
Turoczszentmarton	Cz. Turciansky Svaty Martin
Ujvidek	Y. Novi Sad
	G. Neusatz
Ung r.	Cz Uz
	G. Uh
Ungvar	Uk. Uzhorod
	Rus. Uzhgorod
Uzsok Pass	Cz. Uz Pass

Vaskoh	R. Vascau
Verecke Pass	Cz. Veretsk
Zam	R. Zam
Zimony	Y. Zemun
Zilah	R. Zalau
Zimony	Y. Zimun
Zombor	Y. Sombor
Zolyom	Cz. Zvolen
Zsolna	Cz. Zilina

2. American Boundary Recommendations and the Trianon Borders of Hungary

3. Transylvania and Southeastern Europe

4. The Vix and Other Demarcation Lines

5. Opportunities for Hungarian Language Education at the Elementary and High School Level in Romania

Magda Adam-Senior Research Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Budapest

William M. Batkay-Assistant Professor of Political Science, Montclair State College, New Jersey

Ivan T. Berend-Professor and Chairman of the Department of Economic History, University of Economics, Budapest

Stephen Borsody-Professor Emeritus of History, Chatham College

Edward Chaszar-Professor of Political Science, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Lee Congdon-Associate Professor of History, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, Virginia

Stephen Fischer-Galati-Professor of History, University of Colorado

Yeshayahu Jelinek-Senior Lecturer, Ben-Gurion Research Institute, Sdeh Boker, Israel

Paul Jonas-Professor of Economics, University of New Mexico

Josef Kalvoda-Professor of History, Saint Joseph College, West Hartford, Connecticut

Thomas Karfunkel-Professor of History, New York City Technical College of CUNY

Stephen D. Kertesz-Committee on International Relations, University of Notre Dame

Bela K. Kiraly-Professor of History, Brooklyn College and the Graduate School and University Center, CUNY; Director, Program on Society in Change

Frank Koszorus, Jr.-Practices law in Washington, D.C.; Pro Bono Associate, International Human Rights Law Group

Andrew Ludanyi-Associate Professor, Political Science, Ohio Northern University

Istvan I. Mocsy-Assistant Professor of History, The University of Santa Clara, California

Karoly Nagy-Professor of Sociology, Middlesex County Community College, New Jersey

Zsuzsa L. Nagy-Senior Research Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Budapest

Anne W. Orde-Lecturer in Modern History, University of Durham, Great Britain

Maria Ormos-Senior Research Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Budapest

Peter Pastor-Professor of History, Montclair State College, New Jersey

Gyorgy Ranki-Deputy Director, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Institute of History, Budapest; Director, Hungarian Chair, University of Indiana

Thomas L. Sakmyster-Associate Professor of History, University of Cincinnati

Ivan Sanders-Professor of English, Suffolk Community College, New York

George Schopflin-Lecturer in East European Politics, London School of Economics, Great Britain

Hugh Seton-Watson-Professor of Russian History, School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London

Michael Sozan-Associate Professor of Sociology-Anthropology, Slippery Rock State College, Pennsylvania

Thomas Spira-Professor of History; Editor, Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism, University of Prince Edward Island

Sandor Taraszovics-President, Committee for Danubian Research, Washington, D.C.

Leslie C. Tihany-Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus, Northern Kentucky University; Adjunct Professor of History, University of Cincinnati

Agnes Huszar Vardy-Associate Professor, Department of Humanities, Robert Morris College, Pittsburgh

Stephen Bela Vardy-Professor of History; Duquesne University

Karoly Vigh-Doctoral Candidate, Hungarian National Museum Budapest

A Case Study on Trianon