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Where Parallels Meet A volume of studies on the questions of Hungarian–Slovenian historical relations, produced within the framework of the Hungarian–Slovenian international collaborative research project No. SNN 146934, titled "Hungarica in the Collection of the Regional Archives Maribor, the Branches of the Historical Archives Ljubljana, and the Manuscript Collection of the National and University Library of Slovenia," funded by the NRDI Office (NKFIH) and implemented at the Institute of History, Faculty of Humanities, Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE).

The volume was published as part of the Foundation's book series.

Book launch coming soon.

Szent Adalbert Közép- és Kelet-Európa Kutatásokért Alapítvány - Saint Adalbert Foundation for Central and Eastern European Research

Our Foundation was established in 2009 by the Archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest, Cardinal Dr. Péter Erdő, Primate, Archbishop of Esztergom-Budapest, with its headquarters located at the Saint Adalbert Center in Esztergom.

The main objectives of the Foundation are:

  • to foster a better understanding of the peoples living in Central and Eastern Europe and to emphasize the shared destiny of the nations in the region;

  • to build dialogue and foster a spirit of cooperation among Central and Eastern European countries;

  • to promote Central European identity and consciousness both within and beyond borders;

  • to collect, analyze, and publish key information concerning the region;

  • to organize conferences and produce publications addressing the situation, destiny, and future of ethnic Hungarian communities abroad.

In recent years, to achieve its goals, the Saint Adalbert Foundation for Central and Eastern European Research has organized numerous international and national academic conferences and symposia, and has published several book series.

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