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The Historical Roots of a Contemporary Issue/History, research paper, racial and territorial conflict between Romania and Hungary

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This is my paper outline, you can work it out if you can make it better.
All my sources are at the end of this paper and use as many as you can from that list.

Essay Title: Romania and Hungary: Race conflict and Transylvania dispute
Research Question: How did the events from 1916-1945 between Romanian and Hungary lead to territorial conflicts over Transylvania, and racial issues in that region, that are still presents to this day.
Thesis: The bilateral relations between Romania and Hungary in the World War I and World War II timeframe, with the annex of Transylvania in 1918 and opposite sides during the wars, represents the roots of regional racial and social conflicts that are visible even in 21st century society. Furthermore, fascism movements and political incompetence have ignited and moreover encouraged the ethnical conflict between these two countries.
1. Word War I (1914-1918) has opened the first modern war conflict of Romania and Hungary.
A. Romania remains neutral for the first years of the War and decides in 1916 to join against Austro-Hungarian Empire.
i. Transylvania territory dispute is imminent and Romania is preparing for the fight.
ii. Political documents show how Romania is determined to gain Transylvania and plans to join Allied powers creating a repression against Hungarians.
B. Romania joins war against Austro-Hungary Empire and racial conflicts starts.
i. After Romanian join in war, the political views and war itself encouraged people to ethnical conflict.
ii. Romanians are determinate to win the war and gain Transylvania from the Empire. More racial disrespect grown on both sides.

2. Interwar period and Transylvania Annex.
A. Romania gains Transylvania when Austro-Hungary Empire dissolves.
i. Although Europe has change to more “peaceful borders” the racial conflict grows in silence.[1]
ii. With the annexation of Transylvania more Romanians are coming in the region inevitable creating more language barriers between people.
3. Fascist movements, Arrow Cross in Hungary and Archangel Michael in Romania “arise the anti-Semitism in the Danube Basin”.[2]
A. Arrow Cross ideology in Hungary (1935-1945) encourages anti-Semitism towards Romania as an excuse for Transylvania loss.[3]
B. Archangel Michael movement with national-fascist ideology has exercised their anti-Semitic power to oppress the Hungarian Nationalist bringing hate into Romanian people hearts.[4]

Conclusion: The annexation of Transylvania by Romania would have been proceeding quite differently if political powers at the time would have encouraged the coexistence of both Romanians and Hungarians in the territory. Although the fascism movements have gain influence, their racial approach has intensified the ethnical conflict instead of inspiring social toleration against foreign inhabitants.
[1] Quoted in Wesley J., “Self-Determination and the Difficulty of Creating Nation-States: The Transylvania Case” Geographical Review Vol. 99, No. 2 (2009), 231.
[2] Quoted in Nicholas M. Nagy-Talavera, The Green Shirts and the others: a history of Fascism in Hungary and Romania (Romania: Iasi, 2001), 268.
[3]Nagy-Talavera, The Green Shirts and the others, 120-150.
[4]Nagy-Talavera, The Green Shirts and the others, 95-115.

This is my list the sources I gathered, use as many as you can in the paper.
1. Andres E. B. Blomqvist, Constantin Trencsnyi and Balzs Iordachi, Nationalisms across the Globe:Hungary and Romania Beyond National Narratives: Comparisons and Entaglements (Oxfors: BGR PeterLang Ag, 2013), 1

2. Lorman, Tom. “Missed Opportunities Hungarian Policy Towards Romania, 1932-1936.” The Slavonicand East European Review Vol. 83, No. 2 (2005): 290
3. Nicholas M. Nagy-Talavera, The Green Shirts and the others: a history of Fascism in Hungary andRomania (Romania: Iasi, 2001), 3.

4. Reisser, Wesley J., “Self-Determination and the Difficulty of Creating Nation-States: The TransylvaniaCase” Geographical Review Vol. 99, No. 2 (2009): 231
5. Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES. “HUNGRY’S ATTACKS SURPRISE RUMANIA: IncreasingTension Between the Two Countries Noted– Mayor of Village Slain DIPLOMATIC MOVES SEENBudapest Foreign Minister in a Statement Hits Effort to Create Anti-Reich Feeling Envoy Reports toCarol Hits Anti-Reich Propaganda.” New York Times, July 20, 1939. Accessed Mach 11, 2016http://ntserver1.wsulibs.wsu.edu:2182/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/103046977/7185BCB960BB4580PQ/7 accountid=14902

6. Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES. “HUNGRY IS WARY OF RUMANIAN WAR: ChangedAttitude Is Laid to Italian Pressure Plus a Promise to Aid Later BULGARIANS REMAIN CALM AxisInfluence Held Aimed at Balkan Peace Till British Campaign Is Completed Grave Issue Seen DevelopingSofia Continues Peace Drive Names Minister to Moscow Balkans and Axis Trade Parley.” New YorkTimes, July 29, 1940. Accessed Mach, 11, 2016http://ntserver1.wsulibs.wsu.edu:2182/hnpnewyorktimes/docview/103046977/7185BCB960BB4580PQ/7 accountid=14902

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