21. Links And Resources - Hungarian Culture Logoi.com Links to resources related to hungarian culture and history. http://www.logoi.com/links/hungarian.html

Links and Resources - Hungarian Culture Writing systems Health Chinese Dutch ... www.inhungary.com - Accommodation in Budapest A beautiful small apartment by the Hungarian Parliament. An ideal place if you are visiting Budapest for a couple of days. Budapest links Links to sites on Budapest. Hungarian for Beginners An interactive multimedia Hungarian language learning software title. Hungarian translations Translation and interpreting services in computer technology and telecommunications. Land of Links Language Center Selected links to language resources on the web. The Hungary Page History, politics and culture of Hungary. Transylvania Images and a brief outline of the history of Transylvania, its ethnic groups, and major cities of the area. Hungary - A Brief History By István Lázár and covering the period from prehistory to modern age. Includes lists of Hungarian rulers and foreign queens of the house of Arpad. Add your site to the directory.

22. Embassy Of Hungary, Washington, D.C. One Thousand Years of hungarian culture (PDF file) A Brief History of Music in Hungary (PDF file) Nobel Laureates from Hungary (PDF file) http://www.huembwas.org/Culture/CultureArt.htm

One Thousand Years of Hungarian Culture (PDF file) A Brief History of Music in Hungary (PDF file) Nobel Laureates from Hungary (PDF file) Hungarian Winners at the Olympic Games (PDF file) ... Hungarian Culture Homepage Hungarian cultural events in the U.S.: Hungarian Cultural Center, New York New York Hungarian House HungarianAmerica Foundation, Washington, DC UNICUM Lista

23. Hungarian American Association Of Washington Association serves people of Hungarian descent and those interested in hungarian culture with educational and social events. http://hungarianamerican.org

Hungarian American Association of Washington Home Membership Newsletter Hungarian School ... Contact Us Last updated on September 10, 2005 Upcoming Events September 17, 2005 Cultural activities for children and folkdance instructions will resume. September 18, 2005 2.30 PM Hungarian Protestant service: at Magnolia Presbyterian Church (3051 28th Ave. W, Seattle) October 22, 2005 3 PM Commemoration of the 1956 Revolution at Saint Joseph's Church, Seattle November 12, 2005 HAAW Silent Auction to Benefit the Hungarian House November 25, 2005 The "Budapest" Folkdance Ensemble from Hungary will perform at the Ikea Art Center in Renton "CSARDAS" - the Tango of the East" December 17, 2005 HAAW Christmas Celebration The 2006 Entertainment Books have arrived, packed with valuable offers and coupons to area restaurants, stores, and sites. The price is still $30. You can order your copy at our email address ( info@hungarianamerican.org

24. Hungarians - Hungarian Culture - Te Ara Encyclopedia Of New Zealand Te Ara – The Encyclopedia of New Zealand is a comprehensive guide to the country’s peoples, natural environment, history, culture, economy, institutions and http://www.teara.govt.nz/NewZealanders/NewZealandPeoples/Hungarians/3/en

You are here: Te Ara Home New Zealanders New Zealand Peoples Hungarians Hungarian culture Dressing in national costume Wellington’s Hungarian community The Magyar Millennium Park Maintaining national identity Small ethnic communities usually struggle to retain a distinct cultural identity. Immediately after their arrival, Hungarian refugees tended to marry other Hungarians, but by as early as 1959, many were marrying non-Hungarians. This contributed to their rapid integration. The retention of language and culture has been difficult in mixed New Zealand–Hungarian households, particularly because the community has not been replenished by further significant migrations since the refugees arrived after 1956. Clubs and activities Existing associations were reinvigorated by the arrival of the 1956 Hungarians. To welcome new arrivals, new clubs were also formed in the main centres by Hungarians already in New Zealand. However, most clubs folded in the 1970s. Mistrust within the Hungarian community, divided by political and religious beliefs, contributed to the demise of the Wellington club. Interest in joining Hungarian associations revived in the mid-1980s. In 2003, cultural groups existed in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. Community activities continue to be popular. They include receiving overseas visitors and celebrating Hungary’s national day. Specialist radio programmes are broadcast on Access Radio and Planet FM. There are Hungarian language classes, and a bulletin

25. Hungarian Words And Phrases Some basic Hungarian vocabulary and phrases, with corresponding downloadable sound files. Various materials about hungarian culture. http://www.travel-net.com/~whitelaw/hungary/lang2.html

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26. The Hungarian Quarterly, VOLUME XL * No. 155 * Autumn 1999 - Tamás Bácskai could mean a substantial expansion of the market for hungarian culture. This is not to say that the spread of hungarian culture abroad has been hindered http://www.hungarianquarterly.com/no155/026.html

Gergely Prõhle "The Task of Cultural Policy is to Create Markets" From a speech given by the Administrative Under-Secretary in the Hungarian Ministry for Cultural Heritage at the conference "The Value and Price of National Culture in the European Union", arranged by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and the monthly Beszélõ this spring. Hungary’s entry into the European Union will not only have economic conse- quences, for entry will create a new situation for the country in virtually all fields of life, including culture. The question is how well we can predict and prepare for the new circumstances, and what changes are necessary in order to stay on track for EU-membership. The EU does not lay down detailed rules or restrictions concerning culture. Paragraph 128 of the Maastricht Treaty states that the EU supports cultural concepts which strengthen common European awareness. The various aid and grant programmes have also been drawn up with this aim in mind. But it is not easy to conform to such broad and vague conditions. At the same time, we surely cannot be expected to guess what these general terms are supposed to mean. I would therefore be delighted if those EU programmes that are already open to us were to contain more specific criteria so that we could judge which cultural activities would qualify for EU support. But what is even more important is for us to concentrate on, and work out, our own strategy of moving culture onto the offensive. By this I refer to an aspect of EU membership which is of considerable importance economically, despite being only indirectly related to the interests of the economy. At the end of the 20th century, the task of cultural policy must surely be to create markets for culture as well. If we look at our eventual EU membership from this perspective, then accession could mean a substantial expansion of the market for Hungarian culture. This is not to say that the spread of Hungarian culture abroad has been hindered or impeded in any way up to now. There is, however, reason for us to believe that Hungary’s EU-membership will create a new attitude towards the country, not only in foreign customers for culture, but also in the general European thinking. Hungarian culture will be interpreted as part of the European heritage to a much higher degree than ever before. This is the new situation we have to prepare for.

27. Eva's Hungarian Recipes This page is dedicated to hungarian culture. A great collection of Hungarian poems and their English translations http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4887/

Hello, and WELCOME to my website! My name is Eva.....and I really enjoy cooking the foods of my country.  Hungary is a country rich with lively culture and some of the most flavourful dishes in the world. The recipes have been passed on for generations and generations in my family.  I have made this website, so I may share MY FAVOURITE RECIPES with you. To me, it is the best tasting food in the world. I really hope you enjoy your visit, and possibly try the recipes out! Chicken Paprikas over Egg Noodles (Csirke Paprikas) Homemade Chicken Soup (Csirke Leves) ... (Toltott Kaposzta) HAPPY COOKING!! Feel free to add this banner to your website! all content created by Eva images and design by Crystal QuitMeter Counter courtesy of www.quitmeter.com Quitting to smoke has been one of the best decisions in my life, and it was NOT such a hard thing to do!!!

28. Encyclopedia: Category:Hungarian Culture Encyclopedia Categoryhungarian culture. Sorry, no such article exists. Click for other authoritative sources for this topic (summarised at Factbites.com). http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Category:Hungarian-culture

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29. Hungaria Gala Ball The Hungarian Veterans' Association announces their Annual Debutante Gala Ball. Showcase of hungarian culture and heritage; stately Palot¡s Court Dance, Debutante Waltz, and Folkdance. http://hungariaball.magyar.ca

The 49th Hungaria Gala Ball February 26, 2005 Grand Ballroom, The Westin Hotel

30. Hungarian Culture History And Archaeology hungarian culture History and Archaeology Culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of the modern country of http://archaeology.about.com/od/hungary/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Homework Help Archaeology World Atlas ... Europe Hungary Homework Help Archaeology Essentials Ancient Daily Life ... Help w(' ');zau(256,140,140,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/C.htm','');w(xb+xb+' ');zau(256,140,140,'von','http://z.about.com/0/ip/496/7.htm','');w(xb+xb); FREE Newsletter Sign Up Now for the Archaeology newsletter! See Online Courses Search Archaeology Hungarian Culture History and Archaeology Hungarian culture history, archaeological sites, and other information related to the past of the modern country of Hungary. Alphabetical Recent Up a category World Atlas: Hungary The original web page in the World Atlas of Archaeology on the Web on Hungary contains Hungarian culture history and archaeological sites. Budakalász (Hungary) The Hungarian archaeological site of Budakalász is a Baden culture (Bell Beaker, 3500-3000 BC) occupation and cemetery, located near Budakalasz, Hungary. Nagyrev Culture The Hungarian-centered Nagyrev culture was an early Bronze age culture that extended throughout the Balkan regions of Bulgaria and Romania as well. Rudabánya (Hungary) The Hungarian paleontological site of Rudabánya has been dated to the Miocene epoch of some 9-10 million years ago.

31. HUNMAGYAR.ORG - HUNGARIAN HISTORY In Hungary, the original ancient hungarian culture, religion and language hungarian culture is threatened with extinction in its native land as a result http://www.hunmagyar.org/hungary/history/

32. Hungarian Cooking & Recipes! - Hungarian Culture, Crafts, Cooking, & More: Disco HungarianSoup.com helps you discover Hungary! Learn to cook authentic goulash soup, the history of Hungary, play Hungarian playing cards games, do Hungarian http://www.hungariansoup.com/cook/

These ads take you to a new site. (Bookmark this site or use your "Back" button to come back!) Learn History Budapest Music ... Links Hungarian Cooking Want to learn how to cook a decent Gulyás soup (goulash - it's a SOUP!)? Want to know how to use paprika properly? Ever seen vegetarian Hungarian dishes? It's all here: Traditions - an overview of Hungarian cuisine, paprika and all. Recipes - from my Mother's Kitchen Vegetarian Dishes - not everything we eat is meat and fat... Authentic Hungarian Cookbooks - all published in Hungary! Cookbooks published abroad - Hungarian Cookbooks published in the US, UK and elsewhere. Home Sitemap More about Hungarian cooking: Buy Cookbooks Recipes Vegetarian Dishes Auctions ... Store [in new window] Subscribe to my weekly mailing list and get special offers! Your name: Your E-Mail: Hungariansoup.com E-mail

33. History Of Hungary - Hungarian Culture, Crafts, Cooking, & More: Discover Hungar HungarianSoup.com helps you discover Hungary! Learn to cook authentic goulash soup, the history of Hungary, play Hungarian playing cards games, do Hungarian http://www.hungariansoup.com/learn/history.html

These ads take you to a new site. (Bookmark this site or use your "Back" button to come back!) Learn History Budapest Music ... Links The history of Hungary in two pages Like all countries of the world, Hungary had many important battles, wars, revolutions, extraordinary men and women in its history. However to show you all of them, that would take another website, so here is a brief outline of what happened in the last two milleniums which shaped the country that is today: Hungary. The area where today Hungary lies has been inhabited for half a million years according to the findings. In the copper and bronze ages different folks lived here in tribes and they already used the fourwheel cart and they were familiar with the domestication of animals. In the first century AD Roman legions conquered the areas west of the Danube from the Celts, and made it their own province under the name of Pannonia. At this point the Danube was the border of the Roman Empire. In the next four hundred years they established a flourishing civilization that has left its traces in nearly all Transdanubian cities, and Budapest. The roman city, Aquincum can be seen as the predecessor of Budapest, of which the ruins can still be seen today. The empire of the Romans came to an end when the stronger army of the Huns attacked them in the 4th century AD and they withdrew to their southern territories. After the Huns several other tribes occupied the area, the Goths, Longobards and Avarians, among others, before the Hungarian settlers setlled down here permanently in the 9th century.

34. Central Europe Review - Gusztav Kosztolanyi: Erosion Or Survival? Culture. Slovenian Overview hungarian culture in Vojvodina Serb Theatre Vrooom s Torpedo Music Culture Links. KINOEYE PostYugoslav film special http://www.ce-review.org/99/18/csardas18.html

Vol 1, No 18 25 October 1999 C S A R D A S: Erosion or Survival? The Culture of the Hungarians of the Vojvodina Gusztav Kosztolanyi During the Kosovo crisis the attention of the world's media focused on the Hungarian minority of the Vojvodina and on how its fate might influence the behaviour and attitudes of one of the newest members of NATO, namely Hungary. Many column inches were devoted to the subject of what might happen if the Vojvodinian Hungarians were to be attacked by NATO forces, if they were to be the next in line for a campaign of ethnic cleansing or retaliation actions aimed at causing maximum discomfort to Hungary. That they formed a vulnerable target seemed clear in everyone's minds. Now that the conflict is over, interest appears to have waned with the Hungarians of the Vojvodina left, quite literally, to pick up the pieces. As Jozsef Kasza, President of the Association of Vojvodinian Hungarians, pointed out in an interview in July (See Magyar Nemzet , 8 July 1999 in the supplement on minorities): The fact that the country is in ruins and that in many areas everything was reduced to rubble doesn't interest them (Milosevic and his political clique). Nor do they bother themselves with the fact that the factories and institutions are out of commission and that the number of young people who wish to leave the country will soon reach 40%. The Hungarians of the Vojvodina are on a holding pattern. My feeling is that those who stayed behind immediately before the war or during the war do not wish to leave. In terms of numbers, the community did not incur huge losses, but the hopeless situation, the lack of prospects are potentially very dangerous. This continues to be true in spite of the recent and valuable help given to us by the homeland (that is, Hungary) in making the world familiar with the problems we face. We never experienced such vigorous diplomatic efforts either in the era of the Antall or that of the Horn governments.

35. Central Europe Review - Thematic Archives: Hungarian Culture The journal of Central European politics, society and culture. http://www.ce-review.org/thematicarchives/hungary/ta_hungaryculture.html

CER INFO front page overview sponsor us advertising ... e-mail us ARCHIVES year 2000 year 1999 by subject by author ... search MORE bookshop music shop video store conferences ... page Thematic Archive: Hungarian Culture Articles on Hungarian culture which have appeared in past issues of CER. 15 January 2001 See You, Jimmy Guszt¡v Kosztol¡nyi Working-class singer Imre "Jimmy" Z¡mb³ is silenced forever. 4 September 2000 I Wrote For Myself Interview with P¡l Z¡vada CER's Guszt¡v Kosztol¡nyi talks with the best-selling author about his book, Jadviga p¡rn¡ja , Hungarian literature and life. 27 March 2000 From Beats to Bass Blade Runner with Guszt¡v Kosztol¡nyi A Brief History of beat and rock Music in Hungary. 27 March 2000 Not For Dummies Mel Huang After Crying is one of the most innovative bands on the Hungarian music scene and stands at the forefront of "intelligent" music, not only in Hungary but as far as Venezuela. 18 October 1999 SUMMARY OF THE NEW EC PROGRESS REPORT CER Staff Summaries of the European Commission's annual Progress Report as a whole and as it pertains to each country in the region. 27 March 2000 World Music at Play: Egy Kiss Erzsi Zene Andrew James Horton Erzsi Kiss and her band draw on an eclectic range of sources to create a "virtual world music" which is both a mature and sophisticated synthesis of musical conventions and childishly good fun.

36. Hungarian Culture - MavicaNET Czech Culture, Danish Culture, Dutch Culture, Economy Hungary, Education Hungary, English Culture hungarian culture. Sites total 2 http://www.mavicanet.com/directory/eng/18803.html

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37. Thousand Years Of Hungarian Culture The birth of Hungarian national culture and literature, comprising both oral Many Hungarian schools, church organisations, and cultural institutions http://www.hungemb.com/damascus/hungarian_culture.htm

Hungarian Embassy in Amman / Beirut / Damascus E-mail: hungemb@net.sy Thousand Years of Hungarian Culture For centuries, the Hungarians wandered across the steppes of Eastern Europe before they came to the Carpathian Basin, the site of the former Avar empire, which was to become their final homeland. Following the Hungarian Conquest in 896 under Prince Árpád, the Hungarians rapidly left behind their nomadic lifestyle, dominated by animal herding, to the cultivation of land. When the defeat at Augsburg in 955 at the hands of Otto the Great (later Holy Roman Emperor) forced them to abandon their western forays, the Hungarians—this time on the initiative of Grand Prince Géza began to turn towards the nations and culture of Western Christendom. In 973, Géza, whom Western chroniclers referred to as king (‘rex’), sent a high-ranking delegation to the German Estates at Quedlinburg; invited to his court St Adalbert, the bishop of Prague, who was later killed by pagan Prussians—members of a western Slavic tribe—on the Baltic coast; made a contribution to the founding of the Benedictine monastery in Pannonhalma, named after Saint Martin; and had himself christened, while at the same time maintaining existing pagan rites. Back to the Home Page [Go Back to Facts...]

38. Hungarian : Ethnicity : Society And Culture Hungary and hungarian culture with pictures, Hungarian language with sounds. Resource on Hungary and hungarian culture. Offers information on travel, http://www.internet-web-directory.com/Society_and_Culture/Ethnicity/Hungarian/

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39. Living The Tradition / Barátság Home Page Barátság Hungarian Dance and Music Camp, Mendocino Woodlands, CA. representing and supporting hungarian culture in the United States through Barátság. http://www.baratsag.com/

Living The Tradition Barátság Hungarian Home Mission History of Barátság Journal Announcements Hearst Museum, Sept 18 Reports Moldavia 2005 Treasure Chest Easter / Húsvét Kossuth Song / Kossuth Nóta Christmas / Karácsony New Year /Új Év ... Links Contact Us: 304 W. Fir Street Fort Bragg, CA 95437 Clockwise: Zoltán Tobak/Gardon, Mária Tobak/Tekero (Hurdy Gurdy), Ferenc Tobak/Duda (Bagpipe), Mary Wallace Tobak/Koboz (Lute). For more information contact 510-643-7649 or visit our website at http://hearstmuseum.berkeley.edu or email nmullen@berkeley.edu C ULTURAL A RTS CTIVITIES Sunday, September PM All ages are welcome. Hearst Museum, Kroeber Hall Co-sponsored by the Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies, UC Berkeley. One of Hungary's leading musicians, Ferenc Tobak and family will present traditional Hungarian music and dance. Audience members will have the opportunity to learn Hungarian folk dances during this one hour program. Hungarian pastries will also be available for sale by Erika Vasas. The H EARST M USEUM OF A NTHROPOLOGY is located in Kroeber Hall on Bancroft Way at College Avenue on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley.

40. Magazine Antiques: Report From Europe; Hungarian Culture In London Full text of the article, Report from Europe; hungarian culture in London from Magazine Antiques, a publication in the field of Home Garden, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1026/is_1_165/ai_111928120

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