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The theory claims that in prehistory, humanity lived in a peaceful, classless society defined by a feminine principle. This society had an emotional competence never before experienced, under the religious oversight of the Great Mother cult. It is questionable whether this meant rule by women or the existence of a harmonious feminine principle...

The nationality question essentially refers to assimilation, a constant life-and-death struggle between the dominant and subordinate nationalities. The former seeks to assimilate the latter, while the latter strives to preserve its national identity. In the 19th century, this struggle was insignificant in Western Europe, became the central issue of...

Determining the timeframe of the Hungarian raids poses challenges due to the scarcity of written sources. Scholars agree that the year 970 marks the end of the raids, but the starting point is more difficult to establish. The traditional view links the first such actions to the Hungarian Conquest. Written sources portray the Hungarians as a raiding...