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contacts with ethnic groups living in Romania. Her book is generously dedicated to
her `many good friends in Transylvania and beyond Á Rumanians, Magyars,
Szekelys, Jews, Gypsies, Saxons, Swabians and Serbs'. The ethnic minorities' cultural
behaviour towards the travellers (particularly the Hungarians') tends to be similar to
the Romanians'. The Western foreigners, unquestionably regarded as supporters,
friends, and confidants, are readily integrated in the community
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