Kolozsvár, Nagykároly és Nagyvárad zsidó túlélői : a Zsidó Világkongresszus 1946-os észak-erdélyi felmérése = The surviving Jewish inhabitants of Cluj, Carei and Oradea : the survey of the World Jewish Congress in 1946 / Gidó Attila, Sólyom Zsuzsa.

Publication | Digitized | Library Call Number: DS135.R7 G495 2010

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Variant Title: Surviving Jewish inhabitants of Cluj, Carei and Oradea : the survey of the World Jewish Congress in 1946
Series: Studii de Atelier. Cercetarea Minorităților Naționale din România = Working Papers in Romanian Minority Studies = Műhelytanulmányok a romániai kisebbségekről, 35
Format: Book
Author/Creator: Gidó, Attila, 1979-
Published: Cluj-Napoca : Institutul pentru Studierea Problemelor Minorităților Naționale, 2010
©2010
Locale: Romania
Cluj-Napoca
Carei
Oradea
Transylvania
Other Authors/Editors: Sólyom, Zsuzsa.
World Jewish Congress.
Institutul pentru Studierea Problemelor Minorităților Naționale.
Notes: The Romanian Section of the World Jewish Congress conducted a national survey among the Jewish survivors of the Holocaust in 1946. The objective of the survey was to assess the human and material losses and record the grievances suffered by the surviving Jewish population. In addition to this the statistical data gathered was intended to serve as a basis during the negotiations of the Peace conference ending World War II and for compensation claim. This study analyses the survey and its results regarding three towns from Northern Transylvania (Cluj, Carei and Oradea) which belonged to Hungary during the Holocaust period.

Includes register of names of questionnaire respondents (pages 123-171).

Includes bibliographical references.

Hungarian, with English translation.

Language: Hungarian English
External Link: Electronic version from Institutul pentru Studierea Problemelor Minorităților Naționale (ISPMN)
Physical Description: 181 pages : facsimiles ; 28 cm.

Subjects: Holocaust survivors--Romania--Cluj-Napoca--Statistics. Holocaust survivors--Romania--Carei--Statistics. Holocaust survivors--Romania--Oradea--Statistics. Jews, Hungarian--Romania--Transylvania--Statistics. Social surveys--Romania. Questionnaires--Romania. Statistics. World Jewish Congress.

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