... Hungarian- Americans than in the average population . As far as their educational level is con- cerned , Hungarian - Americans have an overall somewhat higher level of education than the average U.S. population ( Table 9.9 ) . As far as ...
... Hungarian Americans Hungarian Americans and libraries ( May Subd Geog ) [ Z711.92.H85 ] UF Hungarian American libraries Libraries Services to Hungarian Americans Libraries and Hungarian Americans Library services to Hungarian Americans ...
... Hungarian Americans—Ethnic Identity 216 Hungarian Americans—Hungary 2961 Hungarian Americans—Mathematicians 5133 Hungarian Americans—Music 566,567, 568 Hungarian Americans—Physicists 5130 Hungarian Americans—Science and Technology 214 ...
Discusses the history, culture, and religion of the Hungarian Americans; factors encouraging their emigration; and their acceptance as an ethnic group in North America.
... Hungarian Americans tends to grow more distant from the homeland and its folkways. Hungarian-American folk traditions include crafts, dances, and music. Hungarian Americans celebrate American holidays, along with three occasions that ...
The book explores their motivations and the military role they played, often challenging the hero-making mechanisms of traditional ethnic history-writing that has gone before.
... Hungarian - Americans are divided into three major religious groups : Roman Catholics ( about two - thirds ) , Protestants and Jews . The Protestants are further subdivided into several sects of which the Lutherans and Calvinists ( in a ...
... Hungarian Americans from the crowded inner cities to the spacious suburbs.86 The “ethnic revival” of the last third of the twentieth century, as represented by the activities of the Hungarian alumni of Rutgers University, the members of ...
... Hungarian Americans seemed to never stay in one place. Extremely migratory, particularly when compared with other ethnic groups, their pattern of mobility has changed during recent decades. According to a sampling by Sandor Vegh of ...