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We lived there [in Brasso]only for two years, and in 1940 we came back to Sepsiszentgyorgy. My husband, since they had a shop with his brother for a short time, knew the tradesmen.
During the Romanian rule the Hungarian gentlemen had shops. In the Romanian era they didn’t have employments, because they considered themselves gentries, and they didn’t want to become unimportant clerks, they rather opened shops. So, when in 1940 the Hungarian era begun [8][9], they all became noble judges, main county heads and deputy county heads.
During the Romanian rule the Hungarian gentlemen had shops. In the Romanian era they didn’t have employments, because they considered themselves gentries, and they didn’t want to become unimportant clerks, they rather opened shops. So, when in 1940 the Hungarian era begun [8][9], they all became noble judges, main county heads and deputy county heads.
Period
Location
Sepsiszentgyorgy
Romania
Interview
Alice Kosa