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| | BalassaOrtutay: Hungarian Ethnography and Folklore / Transdanubia |
 | | This is the area, once known as Pannonia, where certain CelticRoman traditions exist in folk culture, absorbed by the Hungarians into their culture in the same way as they absorbed certain CroatianSlovakian and, in the western areas, German elements. |
 | | The Hungarian villages of the Drávaszög are located in the corner of Transdanubia, which is now part of Yugoslavia, whilst the four Hungarian villages of Slavonia, Kórógy, Szentlászló, Haraszti and Eszék, are south of the Dráva river. |
 | | The effects of the great local tradition of homespun, of embroidery of white sewn on a fl background, and colourful, rich folk costumes which flourished in the prosperity of the second half of the last century, and also of its folklore traditions, can be found on neighbouring groups. |
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