Kalman Berecz

* Tardoskedd, 1907. June 25. – † Budapest, 1983. March 19. / political scientist ; ; He completed his high school in Bp. and Érsekújvár, and his law studies in Po. He was a founding and leading member of Sarló. He began his legal career as a public administration official in Érsekújvár. As secretary of the local organization of SZMKE, he organized free university-style lecture series. He was a member of the CSMTIMT and the CSMKT and one of the organizers of the Spring Parliament. After 1945 he lived in Mo., and during the implementation of the population exchange he worked as an authorized representative of the Hungarian government. In 1949–1972 he was a corporate legal advisor. ; – Before 1938 he mainly dealt with minority political issues. His significant studies: The cultural autonomy of Estonian national minorities, MiL 1931/12, The minority question. = A pamphlet of the minority Hungarian youth on the occasion of the establishment of the Hungarian Scientific, Literary and Artistic Society of Czechoslovakia, 1931, The right to use minority languages in European states, Magyar Kisebbség 1934/7, The current state of the minority question. = Minority problems, Léva 1937, Can the Swiss example be implemented?, Új Szellem 1938/3. ; ; Works: This was the Sickle (co-author), Bp. 1978. ; ; Literature: Lajos Turczel: The Érsekújvár Real Gymnasium as a School of Our Literary and Scientific Life, ISZ 1992/12. ;

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