In September 1932, a faction of the Magyar Party created a dissident movement around the weekly Cluj publication "Falvak Népe" ("Lumea satelor" or "The World of the Villages"). In June 1933, this movement coalesced into the Magyar Opposition ("Opoziţia Maghiară"), whose leadership included members of the Romanian Communist Party (PCR). The Opposition's local committees and the initiative committees of the Hungarian populace, organised around the Cluj magazine "Népakarat" ("Voinţa poporului" or "The Will of the People") starting in September 1933, turned into committees of the new, legal organisation MADOSZ.