Vol. 6 No. 2 (2025): Egyházközségi képviselő-testületek történetei a „rövid 20. században”

• Foreword

  András Fejérdy, József Ö. Kovács, Viktor Attila Soós

  7–8

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Studies

• The establishment of congregations in the Diocese of Székesfehérvár during and after the Hungarian Soviet Republic

  Varga Mátyás

  9–26

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• "For 80 years our faithful have been tainted by party politics, and education for parish life has been very slow." From the history of the united Roman Catholic parish in Kiskunfélegyháza, 1933 and 1948

  Márta Kőfalviné Ónodi

  27–58

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• The Community-forming Traits of Catholic Parish Councils by Local Sources (1920–1950)

  Tímea Kosztolányi

  59–72

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• An insight into the life and death issues of the Reformed Parish of Túrkeve period of radical social transformation (1944–1953)

  Péter Sándor Sulák

  73–88

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• Foundation of the Cistercian parish in Nagykarácsony Dr. Debreczeni Sixtus (1945–1948)

  Kálmán Radák

  89–100

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• Forced track as a solution The fate of the Lutheran properties in Székesfehérvár in the light of church decisions (1945–1969)

  Eleonóra Kovács

  101–120

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• The working people of parishes, or the (power) games around post-1945 Roman Catholic church building

  Edit Lantos

  121–138

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• The criminalisation of the network of relations among the Church’s employees The Zalavári-case, 1958

  Gergely Mózessy

  139–152

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• A new model of parish life in a rural church Pécel in the 1970s and 1980s

  Orsolya Völgyesi

  153–170

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• The door of the railcar opens outwards! Pastor in the borderzone

  Réka Kurucz

  171–198

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• The national-minority and religious situation of Hungarians living on the territory of the Yugoslav state from 1920 to the present

  Kovács Teréz

  199–224

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