Reference Type: Book Section
Author: Moisa, Gabriel
Year: 2010
Title: Români, ungurişi evrei în Oradea interbelică
Translated Title: [Romanians, Hungarians and Jews in Interwar Oradea]
Editor: Ciobanu, Vasile - Radu, Sorin
Book Title: Partide politice şi minorităţi naţionale din România în secolul XX
City: Sibiu
Publisher: Techno Media
Pages: 146-158
Language: Romanian
Keywords: Jewish minority, history, Transylvania, interwar period, interethnic relationships, press, hungarian jews, ethnic identity, assimilation
Abstract: (En) The theme related to Romanians, Jews and Hungarians, as it is found in the Western Gazette and the New Western Gazette, aims mainly at presenting aspects of life of the Jewish community Oradea and the inter-ethnic and inter-confessional relationships between the three main communities of Oradea city: Hungarians, Jews and Romanians. The Western Gazette and the New Western Gazette offered to the inhabitants of Oradea, among others, ample images on the existing divergences from the Hungarian and Jewish communities in Oradea and other cities in Transylvania, although the Jews from here were mostly of Hungarian culture. Thus, a gradual drifting apart between the two communities can be seen as their interests began to be little by little divergent.
URL: https://www.academia.edu/2583373/Supravietuitorii_evrei_din_Cluj_Oradea_si_Carei._Ancheta_Congresului_Mondial_Evreiesc_din_1946_privind_efectele_Holocaustului._._In_Ciobanu_Vasile-Radu_Sorin_szerk._Partide_politice_si_minoritati_nationale_din_Romania_in_secolul_XX._vol._5_Editura_Techno_Media_Sibiu_2010_277-290