A bevándorlók és munkaerőpiaci beilleszkedésük a két világháború közötti Magyarországon.

The study aims at investigating the socio-demographic characteristics of immigrants arriving to Hungary and their integration into the labour market in the Interwar period. Based on the original data sheets (as the material remained unpublished) of the Central Statistical Bureau from 1930 we analyzed, whether the newcomers occupied separate niche, or there was a conflict between the indigenous and immigrant society for occupations. (Due to the lack of data we were unable to make temporal comparisons.) The results show, that the language skills (most of the investigated 81,000 people - or 1 % of the population - living in Hungary without Hungarian citizenship mastered the Hungarian language, even if they were not ethnic Hungarians) and religion helped the integration of this stratum (including their children born in Hungary), which was overrepresented in certain occupations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]