Bács-Kiskun megye múltjából 12. (Kecskemét, 1993)

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villages tried to join in the long—distance livestock-trade. 35 settlements, mostly market—twons distinguished themselves having more than 500 cattle cleared through customs yearly. During examination of trading persons, the author distinguishes professional merchants and those who tried a business ocasionally only. There is a supplementary place and name list by the author mostly for exonomic and regional history researchers to facilitate the usage of the source. SITUATION AND AMBITION OF SOUTHERN-SLAVS LIVING IN HUNGARY BETWEEN Í945-1948 (documents) written by Miss Agnes Tóth After the Second World War neither program of political parties nor of Temporary National Government dealt with situation and future of ethnic minorities in Hungary, according to their importance. However, published party programs during 1945 were dealing with situation of rights, free development and detailed work out of their rights. In reality the attitude to significantly different ethnic minorities in Hungary was determined by their home and foreign political importance, and by principles of a well thought-out ethnic policy. These facts, and naturally domestic German's post—war ambitions as well, are mirrored in documents presented. LIST OF HANDMADE MAPS OF ECONOMIC ARCHIVES OF KALOCSA ARCHBISHOPRIC written by Károly Kuczy Like all feudal landowners, KALOCSA-BACS double-centered archbishopric endavoured to regain possession her former landed properties after the Ottoman (Turkish) occupation. Those documented former landowners, who paid the costs, were „confirmed" by the court (council of governor-general)

. According to accurate information of this huge landed property, deriving from period after 1849. abolition of serfs, total territory was 84.490 „kh" (1.600 •) and 95 •. Labour must have been settled to the regained landed properties between rivers Danube and Tisza, since these territories lost their population during the Ottoman (Turkish) occupation. They were