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CSOBAI Lászlóné 2001. Comunitatea româneasca din Cenadul Unguresc. Simpozion. Giula. CSOBAI Lászlóné 2002. Románok Eleken, egyház és iskola. In: Tanulmányok Elek történetéhez II. Sorozatszerkesztő: Havassy Péter. Elek. CSOBAI Lászlóné 2003. Adatok a történelmi Szabolcs-Szatmár és Bihar vármegyék román anyanyelvű népességéhez, történetéhez. Békés Megyei Múzeumok Közleményei 24-25. Békéscsaba. ERDMANN Gyula 1991. Csaba társadalma, gazdasága, önkormányzata. In: Békéscsaba története I. A kezdetektől 1848-ig. Békéscsaba. KARÁCSONY János 1896. Békés vármegye története 1-3. kötet Gyula. Magyarország városainak és vármegyéinek monográfiája. Bihar vármegye. 1938. Szerk. Nadányi Zoltán. Bp. MALIN, Virgil 1966. Din istoricul parohirei ortodoxé din Pesta 1788. Mitropolia Banatului. Anul. XVI. Nr. 4-6. MISAROS, Teodor 1990. Din istoria comunitätilor Bisericesti Ortodoxé Romane din R. Ungaria Bp. Nemzetiségi Ismeretterjesztés 1980. I. kötet. Békéscsaba. SCHERER Ferenc 1938. Gyula város története I. kötet. SLJCIU, D. 1977. Monográfia Mitropoliei Banatului. Editura Mitropoliei Banatului. Timisoara. ZSÚPOS Zoltán 1997. Date istorice si etnografice despre Micherechi. Bp. An Overview of the Settlement History of Romanians in Hungary and the Collection of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Hungary Mrs. László Csobai This study provides a short historical survey of the settlements in today's Hungary inhabited by Romanians. In the author's opinion, few people apart from professional historians know anything about the history and culture of the ethnic minorities living in our homeland. This study will attempt to somewhat improve the situation. Through the short historical survey readers can acquaint themselves with the settlements inhabited by Hungary's Romanian population, whose history is interwoven with the founding, maintenance and history of their Orthodox Church. At the same time the importance of the Collection of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Hungary, which the author has undertaken to present, becomes clearer. We believe that an introduction to the collection, which is a part of the culture and spirit of Romanians living in our land, will awaken interest in it both among museologists and the general public. Year by year the amount material of the Collection of the Romanian Orthodox Church in Hungary grows as objects arrive after being removed from church use. This rich collection embraces an area that is but little-known. Preservation, processing, conservation and not least exhibition of the historic treasures forming the collection were at once an urgent necessity of the times. The collection can be found in the town of Gyula, in the building of the Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of Hungary. It would be welcomed if in the future at least a part of this rich collection could be exhibited more often within the framework of the temporary exhibition, as the Bishopric has no permanent exhibition.