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Magyarization article

Between 1000AD , from the foundation of Christian state by king Stephen I of Hungary, the Latin was the official language of Hungary. Why did you rewrite this sentence?

What are you talking about? I did not deleted or rewrote any of your sentences in this articles... Furthermore, the sentence that Latin was the official language of Hungary between 1000 and 1844, it is true, and I am totally agreed with it... It is a historical fact. YOU was who delete my contributions on the Magyarization and Battle of Püchen articles. How can you write lies like this? Do you have a problem? Sylvain1975 (talk) 14:49, 29 January 2016 (UTC)

Everything what is written against the Hungarians its OK to you, but when something is written to explain their policy, it bothers you? The whole article is full of accusations against the Hungarians, but when I wrote something, strenghtened with citations too (while in many parts of this article the citations, where the Hungarians are accused, are not to be find, without being deleted by you or others), you delete it? The article writes that Kossuth or other Hungarian politicians were pro Magyarization, but it does not mention if so, why they allowed in August 1848 that the Romanian members of the Hungarian parliament to elaborate a nationality law draft, voted by the Union commission, which gave wide rights to the nationalities (which was not promulgated because of the destitution of the Batthyány Government in September), or why on the Hungarian money of September 1848 (Kossuth Bankó) there was also Romanian, Serb-Croatian, German and Slovak writing (while in todays Romania, Slovakia, Serbia you cannot find Hungarian writings on the money): https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/31/10_forint_1848_o.JPG? Or again, in this article it is nothing to find about the historical autonomies in Hungary for Saxons, Székelys, Croatians, Romanians, cumans, Iaziges, etc., which has no paralel in the history of medieval or pre-modern Europe (http://www.hungarianhistory.com/lib/hevizi/hevizi.pdf, http://adatbank.transindex.ro/html/cim_pdf61.pdf). I taught that nationalism, stigmatizing nations and races is forbidden on Wikipedia... Please do not delete my contribution which tries to preserve the balance in this article, which is highly anti-Hungarian, or else I will complain against you! Sylvain1975 (talk) 15:08, 29 January 2016 (UTC)

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