Kárpátalja közigazgatása és tanügyigazgatása 1938-1944 között.

Fedinec, Csilla (1996) Kárpátalja közigazgatása és tanügyigazgatása 1938-1944 között. Magyar Pedagógia, 96 (4). pp. 367-375. ISSN 0025-0260

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Abstract

The area known by the Russian name of Podkarpatska was arranged by the Hungarian Government numerically into 5 public administration units after its reannexation in 1938–1939. The areas populated by Hungarians (West of the Ungvár (Uzhorod)-Munkács (Munkacsevo)-Nagyszőlős-Técső line) were placed under the authority of the historical counties of Ung, Bereg, Ugocsa and Máramaros, while the Russian populated areas (East of the Ungvár-Munkács-Huszt line) became a special public administration unit under the authority of the Sub-Carpathian Governorship with the prospect of Russian autonomy. The educational administration was also adjusted to this special public administration system. The schools of Ung and Bereg counties came under the educational district of Kassa (Kosice), and the schools of the Ugocsa and Máramaros counties came under the educational district of Szatmárnémeti. In the Governorship area an ethnically based independent Sub-Carpathian educational district was established. This was a unique experimental principle of national minority education.

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