Thousands of Ethnic Hungarians Call for Autonomy

[blogen]

was transylvania historicaly hungarian?

Yes, between the 11th century and the early 20th century.

[Lucifer]

Yes, between the 11th century and the early 20th century.

you lost it after treaty of trianon i guess?

[Kiyant]

Yes, between the 11th century and the early 20th century.

Also Szekely are proudly Hungarian and will never let themselves get intigrated into Romania

[Kiyant]

you lost it after treaty of trianon i guess?

Yes

[blogen]

you lost it after treaty of trianon i guess?

Yes.

[Szegedist]

We lost Transylvania in 1920, regained 40% of it in 1940, lost it again in 1944 (well technically 1947 on paper)
Before that it was ours for about a millennium, and according to Székely traditions, they lived there for even longer than that.

[Pro_Patria]

We lost Transylvania in 1920, regained 40% of it in 1940, lost it again in 1944 (well technically 1947 on paper)
Before that it was ours for about a millennium, and according to Székely traditions, they lived there for even longer than that.

Yourd for a millennium ehh? Ever heard of the Kingdom of Dacia? And who was the majority that lived there?

[Szegedist]

Yourd for a millennium ehh? Ever heard of the Kingdom of Dacia? And who was the majority that lived there?

Kingdom of Dacia? So Dacians were Christians? Lol what a moron you are. And Dacia only lasted for about 3 centuries, and it was insignificant. And why do you bring up Dacian? romani-ans had nothing to do with it.

And the majority were for sure not "vlachs". The first record of vlachs did not happen until the 13th century.

Ps Gypsy, that signature, it tells you all it needs about the primitivity of rumanians

[blogen]

Yourd for a millennium ehh? Ever heard of the Kingdom of Dacia? And who was the majority that lived there?

There was no majority in the Dacian Kingdom. Lot of people lived there: Dacians, Celts, Thracians, Carpians, etc. Transsylvania was mostly Celtic with Dacian elements in South. But this is not connected to the Romanians.

[solaris]

What I find really funny, is how this romani-an andy is calling himself a "germanic", and as a new member is barking at much more established member.

typical romani-an mentality.

that guy holding the map looks like one of your romani-an buddies.