| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - My intention was an attempt at bringing to the awareness of researchers in the field the necessity for a more discriminating treatment of the contents of the expression Hungarian Jew, which was ascribed a negative connotation for a long time both in literature and in everyday life: Transylvanian Jews were regarded with suspicion as if the fact that they were Jews was not enough, they were Hungar
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