Endre Arató
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* Komárom, 1921. Nov. 8. – † Budapest, 1977. Aug. 30. / historian. ; ; He completed his high school in Komárom and his liberal arts studies in Budapest. Afterwards he lived in Mo., from 1948 he held high positions, became a university professor, then an academic member, and from 1960 until his death he was the chairman of the Hungarian-Czechoslovak Historians' Joint Committee. He began his research with Czech-Slovak-Hungarian relations, and continued with the modern history of the peoples of East-Central Europe. Most of his books can now only be read with strong criticism, but he revived significant moments from the history of Hungarians in Slovakia, and at the beginning of the normalization of Czechoslovakia after 1968 he wrote a positive assessment of our minority intellectuals. ; ; Works: (only those related to Czechoslovak Hungarian): Fifty Years of Hungarian-Czechoslovak Relations 1918–1968, Budapest 1969, Studies from the History of Hungarians in Slovakia, ibid. 1977. ; ; Literature: Tibor Sági Tóth: Studies from the History of Hungarians in Slovakia, Hét 1978/20, Lajos Grendel: A. E. Studies from the History of Hungarians in Slovakia, Nő 1978/21 ;
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