This is a paper written by the late Ferenc Fodor (1887-1962) who was one of Teleki's closest colleagues prior to World War II. Fodor completed a grand monograph about the life of Teleki after his death in the 1940s which was, however, only published
Emlék Szatmárról – emlék Fodor Ferencrõl : az emlékezés és az identitás földrajza Fodor Ferenc: Szatmár földje, Szatmár népe, Szatmár élete” című művében
Se souvenir de Szatmár, se souvenir de soi-même : géographie de la mémoire et identité dans l’œuvre de Fodor Ferenc La vie, la terre et les gens de Szatmár
Années 1950 ; Changement social ; Communisme ; FODOR (F.) ; Géographie historique ; Hongrie ; Identité nationale ; Mémoire ; Postmodernisme ; Szatmár
The paper employs postmodern theory to examine the complex existential relationship between memory and the negotiation of identity during the early communist period in Hungary. Suggesting that Ferenc Fodor’s unpublished 1952 manuscript Szatmár
The A. presents the cartographical work of the famous Hungarian geographer, Ferenc Fodor on the occassion of the anniversary of his 125th birthday. - (AM)
Ferenc Fodor (1887–1962) was one of the leading Hungarian geographers between the two World Wars; later however, he became exiled from the academic life by the Communist regime. On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of his death a critical review