This would have been funded by the Prague YMCA, for a trip for Slovaks from Tótkomlós (Slovenský Komlóš) and elsewhere around Békéscsaba (Békešská Čaba) in southern Hungary (possibly also for Slovaks in Yugoslavia then). My guess is that fundraising was done in 1927. Information on anything at all on this, in any language, would be wonderful.
Hello Eric,
This is a paper that surely will be of your interest:
Cornelius, Deborah S. "The Impact of Trianon: Intellectual and Activist Movements." In this volume 39.1-2 (2012): 75.
The Impact of Trianon: Intellectual and Activist Movements of Hungarian Youth in the Detached Territories,1920-1933
Good luck
Tom
Thanks! It's fine, and useful for comparison. The only problem is that it is about Hungarians from Czechoslovakia (and elsewhere), and not about Slovaks from Hungary.
Still trying to help Eric :-)
This is not exactly what you are looking for but could be a paper that offers to you the great picture about the relations between the Czechoslovaks and the ethnic Hungarians this state inherited after Trianon.
Botlik, József. "Czechoslovakia’s ethnic policy in Subcarpathia."
http://hungarianhistory.com/lib/botlik/botlik.pdf
Regards
Tom
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