„A történetírást az életoktatás színvonalára emelni”Mikó Imre a Magyar Történelmi Társulat élén

Imre Mikó – President of the Hungarian Historical Society

Orosz, István

Kovács Kiss Gyöngy

Egyed Emese

Ilyés Szilárd-Zoltán

Kerekes György

Kovács András

Szász Alpár Zoltán

Tánczos Vilmos

Veress Károly

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2009

2009

Mikó Imre (1805–1876)

Magyar Történelmi Társulat

történetírás

vándorgyűlés

Hungarian Historical Society

Hungarian historiography

travelling conferences

Count Imre Mikó, founder of the Transylvanian Museum Society, was elected as president of the Hungarian Historical Society in 1867. As a president, Mikó set as a goal before the Historical Society the cultivation of historiography on a higher level, as well as the popularization of scientific endeavours. As a Transylvanian, he manifested a marked interest towards the history of the neighbouring nations of the Hungarians, while trying to establish this spirit within the Society. The fact that the first travelling conference of the Hungarian Historical Society was held in Kolozsvár is also due to the person of Imre Mikó. He returned to this conference on next year’s general meeting, an occasion on which Count Mikó argued on basis of the history of Transylvania for the thesis that the political unity of the Hungarian provinces has already manifested itself in the past, even while this region was torn away as many as six times from other Hungarian territories. As a president and a historian, Imre Mikó repeatedly called attention to his conviction according to which history plays a major role in the formation of consciousness for national communities.

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