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• A Méliusz Juhász Péter Könyvtár Helytörténeti Gyűjtemény és Fotótára

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  Nagyné Marton Andrea

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  The Méliusz Juhász Péter Library was created by the incorporation of the Debrecen City Library and the Méliusz Juhász Péter County Library in 2013, although it has already been performing local history activities via its legal predecessors for more than sixty years. The Local History- and Photo Collection, operating inside the new building, serves the research needs related to settlements of Bihar county and Hajdú-Bihar county. It collects and processes the county- and settlement monographs, local history bibliographies, volume studies, yearbooks, maps, newspapers, photographs, small prints. It performs local knowledge media monitoring, and builds electronic database from its material. The library organizes local-related exhibitions, book presentations, local history lectures and gives opportunities for local history researchers to present their research. During its activities, it diversely cooperates with educational and cultural institutions in Hajdú-Bihar County. The collection’s material can be used locally by registered and daily reader’s ticket owners.

• A Magyar Nemzeti Levéltár Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Levéltára adatbázisai

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  Katona Péter

  Szikla Gergő

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  The National Archives of Hungary’s Hajdú-Bihar County Archives, the Méliusz Ju-
  hász Péter Library and Oradea’s Mayor’s Office won a 110 million HUF tender in the
  framework of the Hungarian-Romanian cooperation (HURO) in 2009. The work
  started on 1st May 2010 and lasted for a year, and the sustainability of the undertaken
  work must be granted for five more years. Besides the devices, the institutes have spent
  the amount on events, publications, data digitization and on the construction of
  databases.
  In the National Archives of Hungary’s Hajdú-Bihar County Archives, the staff made
  five detached databases, in which the documents of the historical Bihar County’s past
  have been processed: diplomas, manuscript maps, rule regulations, hydrological records
  and church registers. The data and/or attachment upload is still in progress.
  One of the partner institutions: Oradea’s Mayor’s Office created a database for
  those Council Proceedings that were created before the unification of the four sections
  of the town in 1850.
  In the Méliusz Juhász Péter Library, more than 450 local history-themed books,
  journals, school year books and school-records, etc. were digitized into database that is
  assigned to a search engine and a browser.

• A hajdúböszörményi Bocskai István Gimnázium diáksága 1867 és 1918 között

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  Juhász Réka

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  In my dissertation, I examine the social composition of students at Bocskai István
  Grammar School between 1867 and 1917. The starting point of the research was
  provided by a database based on the registrars that contained all the students attending
  in the given period. After a short historical summary, I will discuss the changes in the
  number of students, the school catchment area, the denominational proportion of
  students, social stratification of parents, and the question of female students.

• A református Debrecen hétköznapjai (1693–1715)

  45-56

  Papp Rita

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  In my study, primarily based on the city’s magistrate reports, I aim to present how the administrative body of the city guarded the population in Debrecen around the turn of the 17th–18th centuries, being careful to be living a moral life that God likes. I include, but do not limit to the following in my enumeration: what tools they had and what penalty those faced that left the path considered right. I emphasize instances from the same sources that explain how belief and religion was present in people’s everyday life. In the introduction, I recall what role the city’s former preacher, Péter Méliusz Juhász played int he establishment of the moral rigor.

• „…pusztítsd el Úristen az mi vétkeinket az Te örökségedre, hogy itt az helyen, az Te nevedet hálaadással tisztelhessük és dicsérhessünk mindörökké…” – Forrásválogatás a debreceni magisztrátusi jegyzőkönyvek kivonataiból 1551–1685

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  Szendiné Orvos Erzsébet

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  The text corpus collects the reformation related protocol records of Debrecen’s magistrate from the time between 1551 and 1685. The exact start date of the reformation in Debrecen is unknown, however, it certainly took its roots during the times of reformer Márton Kálmáncsehi Sánta in the 1550’s. Péter Méliusz Juhász had the most important role in the consolidation of the reformed religion. His work was supported by the rapidly spreading printing press and the reformed school, which served the propagation of Calvinism even more vividly. The organizational and doctrinal establishment of the reformed church ended by the Reformed Constitutional Synod in 1567 in Debrecen, where the Second Helvetic Confession was adopted. From this time on, Debrecen has become the main hub of Hungarian Calvinism. The change in the life of the city came when Debrecen acquired the free royal city status. The prerequisite of this was the admission of Catholics to the completely Hungarian, reformed city population. As a reply to the actions of the government and the church, the inhabitants of Debrecen responded with forceful adherence to the traditions of the civic city – which is also referred to as „Debreceniség”. The herein published sources show the most importantmoments of this process, and we can get an insight into the everyday life of Debrecen’s inhabitants.

• A Méliusz Juhász Péter Könyvtár Helyismereti Gyűjteményének városrész-történeti kiállításai, különös tekintettel a virtuális változatokra

  79-83

  Lovas Enikő Amália

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