From the Ancient Roman Empire to the present day, this chronicle documents the life of the Jewish people in Hungary, aiming to fill the current gap that exists in their history. The analysis focuses on the social and cultural circumstances of this population as well as their background, considered within the context of Hungary�� own past. The chapters journey through the middle ages, the reform age, World War I, and the Holocaust, which concluded with the extermination of the Hungarian Jewry��onsidered one of Europe�� largest and most important Jewish communities. Accentuated with a striking array of photographs capturing archeological artifacts, architectural relics, and works of art, this consideration delves into this community's religion, daily life, and the prominent role they have played in the cultural and economic life of modern Hungary. A collection of authentic documents��ome of which have been unpublished until now��s also featured.
