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Tag Archives: Hungarian People’s Party of Transylvania
Dec 1 2014
“The Hungarians” and the Presidential Election in Romania
Leave a commentKlaus Iohannis (or Johannis? Spelling does matter, in this case): Sibiu mayor, ethnic German, known to keep order in a nice town, a Transylvanian. It should not come as a surprise that the Hungarian minority voted for him. And yet, … Continue reading