What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[Nurzat]

Romsics Ignác: The Loss of Transylvania 1918-1947

that was a great injustice for Hungary - I think Romania and Hungary could peacefully settle this by relocating Romanian ethnics from Transylvania to Wallachia and Oltenia, then Hungary to repopulate Transylvania. all peacefully. and then the two nations can be best friends forever. but Romanians are too nationalistic and delusional for that. but not everything is lost - there are Romanians like me that would favour justice over own interest.

[magyar_lány]

that was a great injustice for Hungary - I think Romania and Hungary could peacefully settle this by relocating Romanian ethnics from Transylvania to Wallachia and Oltenia and Hungary to repopulate Transylvania. all peacefully. and then the two nations can be best friends forever. but Romanians are too nationalistic and delusional for that. but not everything is lost - there are Romanians like me that would favour justice over own interest.

Thank you, you are nice. I'm not fan of the idea of this relocation. And according to a map in this book Romanians were majority in Transylvania. Peace between us would be wonderful.

[pulstar]

Finished reading this:


Now I'm reading this:


and then I can come back to the

[Dna8]

The book I have ready to read next is Goldsworthy's, Augustus: First Emperor of Rome.. I haven't been reading much recently, but I did read Goldsworthy's, In the Name of Rome: The Men Who Won the Roman Empire.. but the Goldsworthy book I really, really want to read but have no copy of is, Caesar, Life of a Colossus..

[magyar_lány]

Nnedi Okorafor: Who Fears Death

It's a fantasy about postapocalyptic Africa, but these Africans seems so realistic to me that it scars me.

[Batavia]

[Cyndidos]

Dostoevsky's crime and punishment

[Dna8]

[Dna8]

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