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Ethnic Hungarians in Romania mark national day

(15 Mar 2013) 1. Close of Szekely (ethnic Hungarian) flag, tilt down to man playing clarinet in celebration of Hungarian national holiday, near Targu Secuiesc, Transylvania 2. Mid of men with Szekely flags 3. Close up of Szekely and Hungarian flag, tilt down to men in old Hungarian army uniforms saluting flags 4. Mid of guard on horseback 5. Wide of guard saluting in front of Hungarian monument 6. Wide low angle of men wearing old Hungarian army costumes passing by on a street in Targu Secuiesc, Transylvania 7. Wide of horse pulled cart with men carrying Hungarian and Szekely flags 8. Mid of men singing Hungarian song 9. Close of man playing harmonica in cart passing crowds 10. Wide of man playing near girls dancing in moving cart 11. Close of men wearing old Hungarian army uniforms, parading on horse back on the streets of Targu Secuiesc, zoom out to wide of central square of town 12. Wide of church in centre of Targu Secuiesc 13. SOUNDBITE (Romanian) Barnabas Csudor, worker in timber industry: "The autonomy is about our own problems. For example each nation understands itself the best. Furthermore you have the cultural problems and the money which is now a real problem. Financing various projects could be better here within the local administration and here our problems could be better solved." 14. Close of people on old house balcony with Szekely and Hungarian flags, tilt down to parade in the street 15. Wide of central part of Targu Secuiesc 16. SOUNDBITE (Romanian) Adrian Cioroianu, historian, former Romanian minister for foreign affairs: "From my position as a professor i understand this issue of autonomy as territorial autonomy. And i don't think that the Romanian majority will be prepared to accept very soon. Neither from an official point of view nor from a politically or administrative or legislative point of view. This discussion about autonomy complicates more rather than clarifies the issue. I also presume there is a political interest both for Budapest and for Bucharest obviously as the politics is played at home everywhere in the world." 17. Close of Szekely flag, pull out to old Hungarian guard facing crowds 18. Wide of ethnic hungarians attending celebrations 19. Close of man with Szekely flag 20. Wide low angle of man dressed in traditional costume holding a Szekely flag STORYLINE: Thousands of ethnic Hungarians paraded in Romania on Friday to celebrate the Hungarian national holiday, using the occasion to call for their minority to keep hold of the broad autonomy it has long enjoyed. Ethnic Hungarians, some in folk costumes, rode horses and carts and waved Hungarian flags, singing patriotic songs and shivering during traditional dances in rural mountain areas in Transylvania. They were whipped by winds with temperatures plunging to an icy -4 Celsius (25 Fahrenheit) as they celebrated the anniversary of the 1848 revolution against the Habsburg empire. Romanian Hungarians, who make up about 6 percent of the population, enjoy special privileges such as the right to use their mother tongue in schools and in courts. But since an ethnic Hungarian party left the Romanian government last year after being a coalition partner for 15 years, some ethnic Hungarians fear their privileges could be lost. The leader of the ethnic Hungarian party called on authorities to not take away their language or restrict its use. Most of Romania's ethnic Hungarians live in eastern Transylvania, a rural area with vast potato crops and mineral water springs. In February, tensions briefly rose after local officials hoisted a Hungarian flag on a municipal building. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...