In article >,
 > wrote:
>azt hiszem, helyesen igy hangzik:
>
>    @ursus.bke.hu
Csak el ne felejtsd a cinzett neve't ele' irni.
   

 (Gyorgy Kovacs) wrote:

>>For God's sake, how many Hungarians live in Transylvania?? 
>Approximately 2.5 million recently.

>Gyuri

It seems that the Chicago Democrats were responsible for the results
of the last census in Transilvania, which must've included the dead
amongst the living just like in a good old fashion Cook County
election. Unless of course, in the same Chicago Democratic tradition,
the Hungarians were "counted"... early and often!

Dorin Taranul

I'm looking for a software program   that  translates English into Hungarian
and Hungarian into English if anybody knows where I can find it can you
please e-mail me the details  to  in English
please.Thank You         Joe  Matulic

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during the 1996 elections. One of the reasons I have chosen to run is to combat
 
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Thank you!

En todok valakit; 120 kilo, az agya va'g mint a bicska, a laba kicsit szo:ro:s,
a mejjei lognak, a fogait minden este mossa (es beleteszi egy poharba az ejszak
ara).
Mikor a bajuszat leborotvalja nem is nez ki oregnek!  Erdekel?

In article >,
    (Toth) wrote:
>I am requesting help.  I am willing to pay for your assistance.  
>
>I am an American-Hungarian who would like to marry a 'pretty' 
>(18-24 year old) Hungarian girl who may be interested in living in 
>US and perhaps even attending US University (which I can arrange).  I am a 
>professional with a decent income, considered attractive, with no bad habbits 
>(outside of computers), who enjoys being active and athletic, and looking for 
>girl who shares these values.  Do me, yourself, and your friend a favor, email
 
>me with information.  
>
>Thank you.

Minden bokorban talalhats Bokrot.


Jason Bokar ) wrote:
: Hi my name is Jason Bokor (actually Bokar, but due to an error on my father's
: birth certificate, it has changed). My father is Hungarian, and I was wonderi
ng
: if anyone knows of my family name in Hungary, what region does the name come
: from, and any other details. I would certainly appreciate the help. You can
: email me directly if you like.

: Thank you,

: Jason Bokar
: 


--
		"Csak egy hobo vagyok egy viragcserepben"

Rumors of a Muzsikas tour have been widely exaggerated.  The group (along
with dancers Farkas Zoltan and Toth Ildiko--Batyu and Fecske) performed
recently at a Bela Bartok festival in NY State, but left the day after
their performance.  Too bad.

re: help on research project for new company called POSITUDE..


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1994 CIA world factbook
(http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/94fact/country/199.html)
says:

Romania
Population: 23,181,415 (July 1994 est.) 
Ethnic divisions: Romanian 89.1%, Hungarian 8.9%


Calculator (/usr/openwin/bin/calctool)
says:

23181415 * 0.089 =~ 2.063 mil.

Other sources are welcome.

-- 

Alen Docef

> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

In > 
du (Gyorgy Kovacs) writes:

>In article >,
>Constantin Donea > wrote:
>>
>>For God's sake, how many Hungarians live in Transylvania?? Soon there'll
>>be like 25 million...
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
>May your words be the ones of a prophet! (A pro'fe'ta szo'ljon belo"led!)
>Approximately 2.5 million recently.

This must be _very_ recently, because in 1992, HDUR got about 7% of the
votes, and 2.5 million is more than 10% of Romania's population.  Or,
maybe, some Hungarians voted for PUNR...

Dan
--
Dan Pop
CERN, CN Division
Email:  
Mail:  CERN - PPE, Bat. 31 R-004, CH-1211 Geneve 23, Switzerland

On 22 Sep 1995, Gyorgy Kovacs wrote:

> In article >,
> Constantin Donea > wrote:
>>
>>For God's sake, how many Hungarians live in Transylvania?? Soon there'll
>>be like 25 million...
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
--
> May your words be the ones of a prophet! (A pro'fe'ta szo'ljon belo"led!)
> Approximately 2.5 million recently.
> Gyuri

Well Gyury, if I ever run for the Romanian Senate and win a seat, I will 
introduce a law to allow & encourage Hungarians to emigrate to 
Transylvania, from Hungary and even more so the USA. 
It seems the place is very special in the Hungarian psyche, I think we may
be able to get the new emigre's to do something productive over there, and
make everybody happy !

> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>In article >, 
>> writes:
>>>This law destroys the 500 years old Hungarian school system and  subjects th
e
>>>2.5 million Hungarian minority to cultural genocide.

Personaly I would have preffered that the school system not be meddled with.
The present legislature in Romania  seems to be able to do mostly harm in
many other areas.

m. cristian

In article >,  (Alen Docef) 
writes:
>1994 CIA world factbook
>(http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/94fact/country/199.html)
>says:
>
>Romania
>Population: 23,181,415 (July 1994 est.) 
>Ethnic divisions: Romanian 89.1%, Hungarian 8.9%
>
>
>Calculator (/usr/openwin/bin/calctool)
>says:
>
>23181415 * 0.089 =~ 2.063 mil.
>
>Other sources are welcome.
>

100 - 89.1 - 8.9 = 98
23181415 * 0.02 = 463,628 other minorities in Romania.
That's ludicrous. There are more gypsies than this, not considering
Turks, Armenians, Germans, Ukrainians etc...

Constantin Donea