44th National Táncház Festival & Fair • 4–6 April 2025
Issue:
Starting page: 38
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Bukovina, Bukovina – Part VII – Excerpts from Kóka Rozália’s book. In this issue we read about the author’s return to her home village, Felsőnána, Hungary in 1968 to do folklore collection work amongst her relatives and neighbors – Hungarian Székely people originally from Bukovina. Also in 1968, Rozália met the historian, ethnographer Domokos Pál Péter (1901–1992) who introduced her to the history of the Bukovina Székely Hungarians. She also describes her first trip to Bukovina in 1970 to visit the village her father and his family had been deported from in 1941: Hadikfalva/Dornești – today located in Northeastern Romania’s, Suceava County on the Ukrainian border. From “Bukovina, Bukovina”, Fekete Sas Kiadó, Budapest, 2017. 343 pages. In Hungarian.