Emma Bartoniek (28 November 1894 – 31 May 1957) was a Hungarian historian and bibliographer who specialised in medieval history, primarily the age of the Árpád dynasty (c. 895–1301).
Emma Bartoniek was born in Budapest as the daughter of physician and educator Géza Bartoniek and Ilona Szumrák. Her brother Emil Bartoniek became a physician and instructor. He died fighting in World War I.
Between 1916 and 1934 Emma Bartoniek was an apprentice and librarian at the National Széchényi Library, meanwhile she was also the guest researcher of the Hungarian Historical Institute at Vienna between 1925 and 1926.
After her apprenticeship, she was the manager of the Library's manuscripts collection from 1934. She was dismissed from her job in 1945. Bartoniek was the committee member of the Hungarian Historical Society from 1933 and the Hungarian Armorial and Genealogical Association from 1935.
Emma Bartoniek worked on the history of royal coronations between 895 and 907, examined the problems of the 10-13th century Hungarian succession. Her ascertainments about the first Hungarian laws and legends from the age of Árpád are particularly valuable. Bartoniek published the catalogue of the National Széchényi Library's Latin codices. Her work about the Hungarian historiography remained in manuscript form.[2]
emma, bartoniek, november, 1894, 1957, hungarian, historian, bibliographer, specialised, medieval, history, primarily, Árpád, dynasty, 1301, contents, early, life, education, career, main, works, literature, referencesearly, life, education, edit, born, budape. Emma Bartoniek 28 November 1894 31 May 1957 was a Hungarian historian and bibliographer who specialised in medieval history primarily the age of the Arpad dynasty c 895 1301 Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Career 3 Main works 4 Literature 5 ReferencesEarly life and education editEmma Bartoniek was born in Budapest as the daughter of physician and educator Geza Bartoniek and Ilona Szumrak Her brother Emil Bartoniek became a physician and instructor He died fighting in World War I Bartoniek got a Master of Arts degree at Budapest University in 1917 1 Career editBetween 1916 and 1934 Emma Bartoniek was an apprentice and librarian at the National Szechenyi Library meanwhile she was also the guest researcher of the Hungarian Historical Institute at Vienna between 1925 and 1926 After her apprenticeship she was the manager of the Library s manuscripts collection from 1934 She was dismissed from her job in 1945 Bartoniek was the committee member of the Hungarian Historical Society from 1933 and the Hungarian Armorial and Genealogical Association from 1935 Emma Bartoniek worked on the history of royal coronations between 895 and 907 examined the problems of the 10 13th century Hungarian succession Her ascertainments about the first Hungarian laws and legends from the age of Arpad are particularly valuable Bartoniek published the catalogue of the National Szechenyi Library s Latin codices Her work about the Hungarian historiography remained in manuscript form 2 Main works editCodices manuscripti latini Vol 1 Codices latini medii aevi Bp 1940 Fejezetek a XVI XVII szazadi magyarorszagi tortenetiras tortenetebol Bp 1975 A koronazasi esku fejlodese 1526 ig Szazadok 1917 A magyar kiralyvalasztashoz Szazadok 1923 Az Arpadok tronoroklesi joga Szazadok 1926 1934 A magyar kiralykoronazasok tortenete Bp 1939 Literature editCsapodi Csaba Bartoniek Emma Magyar Konyvszemle 1957 Mezey Laszlo Bartoniek Emma Szazadok 1958 Szilagyi Agnes Judit Erdekes szemelyisegek emlekezetes vitak a magyar tortenetirasban 27 torteneszportre Budapest Palatinus 2007 95 100 p References edit Bartoniek Emma Nevpont Bartoniek Emma Arcanum Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Emma Bartoniek amp oldid 1174137325, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
