Abstract
The Hungarian minority became the target of repressions in socialist Yugoslavia after WWII, as a result of Hungary being among occupying forces that tore apart interwar Yugoslavia. Unlike the German minority, its members were not subjected to large scale forced expulsion and emigration.
Since the 1950s, the Yugoslav state policy towards Hungarians has become gradually more positive, and it's members played a substantial role in the political life of the Socialist Autonomous Province Vojvodina.