The People of the “Five Hundred Villages”: Hungarians, Rusyns, Jews, and the Roma in the Transcarpathian Region in Austria–Hungary

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Chapter 9 The People of the “Five Hundred Villages”: Hungarians, Rusyns, Jews, and the Roma in the Transcarpathian Region in Austria–Hungary

In: Language Diversity in the Late Habsburg Empire

Authors:

Csilla Fedinec

Csilla Fedinec
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István Csernicskó

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Series: Central and Eastern Europe, Volume: 9

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