WP4

István Molnár D.

Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian University, Associate Professor, PhD

From Demographic Growth to Tragedy: Changing Spatial Patterns of the Jewish Population in Transcarpathia (1870–1944)

Gyula Kosztyó (online presentation)

Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County Archives of the National Archives of Hungary, Archivist; Institute for Violence Research, Researcher; PhD

The Holocaust in Transcarpathia

Margit Kész és Barnabás Kész

Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian University, Associate Professors, PhD

Jewish-Hungarian Coexistence in the Collective Memory of the Inhabitants of Ugocsa Settlements

Otokár Kaszinecz

Mukachevo State University, Assistant Professor

Mukachevo - The Palestine of Transcarpathia.

Nikolett Rozgonyiné Drotár

University of Tokaj, Associate Professor, PhD

Hegyalja was once the center of Hasidic Judaism, and today, Olaszliszka is an exemplary development of international Jewish religious tourism

József Tarpai

Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian University, Associate Professors, PhD

Jewish Architectural Heritage of Transcarpathia: Past, Present, and Preservation

Moderator:

József Tarpai

Ferenc Rakoczi II Transcarpathian Hungarian University, Associate Professors, PhD

Discussion participants:

Dr. Tamás Goldberger

doctor, local historian, and researcher of the history of the Jewish community of Berehove

József Weisz

President of the Shalom Foundation, Berehove

Moderator:

András Mester

President of the Transcarpathian Hungarian Tourism Council

Discussion participants:

Sándor Milován

Honorary President of the Cultural Alliance of Hungarians in Sub-Carpathia (CASH); a Transcarpathian participant in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution

Béla Popovics

Founding President of the Transcarpathian Hungarian Scout Association; art historian

László Kovács

retired art collector