41. 6th International Congress Of Hungarian Studies Integrating hungarian culture into the European culture complex Institutions of the intercultural transmission of hungarian culture http://www.hungkong.unideb.hu/tj_e.html

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42. Hungarian American Travel, Hungary Tourism Guides, Hungarian Culture Travel and tourist information on Hungary and Budapest with free brochures, hotel or other accommodation tips from the Hungarian National Tourist Office, http://www.gotohungary.com/roots/huninamerica.shtml

HUNGARIANS IN AMERICA H ungarian emigrants happy to have found freedom and a chance for a fresh start, worked hard, studied, and quickly became good citizens. The receiving countries were happy with the newcomers who were eager to give of their talent and experience and help build their young adopted country. More than half a dozen earned Nobel prizes for their new country. Life in America would probably be different without St. Louis Post-Dispatch publisher Joseph Pulitzer , Paramount Studios' founder Adolph Zukor , conductors Antal Dorati George Solti and George Szell , actresses Zsa Zsa Gabor and Mariska Hargitay , actors Tony Curtis Peter Lorre Bela Lugosi and comedian Ernie Kovacs , jazz man Gabor Szabo , football heroes Joe Namath Larry Csonka and Don Shula , and financial giants Andrew Sarlos and George Soros , the philanthropist. Although the composer, Bela Bartok did not become an American citizen, he spent the last year of his life in New York. Three famous physicists attended the same school in Budapest, went to America, helped to win the war and, for better or worse, changed history forever. Leo Szilard Eugene Wigner and Edward Teller are recognized for their work in the field of atomic and nuclear energy.

43. Magdalena Marsovsky - "The DNA Of The Hungarian Race Shows That It Is Chosen" The bitter hungarian culture war is therefore founded upon rampant The idea developed that the racially pure hungarian culture was threatened and must http://www.eipcp.net/diskurs/d01/text/mm02.html

biography E-mail magyar deutsch ... english Magdalena Marsovsky An Essay on Cultural Identity in Post-socialist Hungary The quote which introduced this essay appeared in the context of a culture war, often referred to as a Kulturkampf, which has flared up a number of times since 1989. Not one of the three governments democratically elected during that period has been able to resolve it. European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies www.eipcp.net contact @eipcp.net Webmaster

44. Hungarian Culture hungarian culture posted by BarbaraB 200507-18 140721 Hi! I m an Austrian student and am actually writing my thesis on hungarian culture. http://intermundo.net/fmessage.pl?mid=1504

45. History/Cultural History Studies. SZEKLERS THE LAND OF SZEKLERS SZABÓ N József hungarian culture Universal Culture Cultural Diplomatic As József N.Szabó’s book fills a gap in the history of hungarian culture and http://www.frankfurt.matav.hu/angol/kiadvanyok/eng/7.htm

History/Cultural History Studies. SZEKLERS: THE LAND OF SZEKLERS Publishing House: KAM- Regional Centre, Székelyudvarhely, Romania Year of Publication: Number of Pages: Traditional Cultural Patterns - Mental Maps - Ecstasy in Fenyõkút - Joking Relationships in Rural Setting - Ceremonies of the Private Sphere in Socialism - Migration - An Overview of the Pre-History of Migration in the Szeklerland The Influence of the Seasonal Migration on the Szekler Local Community The Social and Econonmic Problems of Transition - Economic Elite in the Szeklerland - 1993 - Pauperisation Phenomena in the Csík Basin Interethnic Relationships - Exclusion and Incorporation Techniques in Interethnic Relationships - Romanian-Hungarian Interethnic Relationships in Csíkszereda - Gypsy-Hungarian Relationships Symbolic Space Occupation - Monument - Symbol - Identity - MEDIUM REGNI (Medieval Hungarian Royal Seats) Translated by: Erika Zoltán Publishing House: NAP Kiadó Year of Publication: Number of Pages: BALÁZS Géza: The Story of Hungarian. A Guide to the Language Translated by: Thomas J. DeKornfeld

46. PRINCIPLES OF PRESENTING HUNGARIAN CULTURE AT THE FRANKFURT BOOK PRINCIPLES OF PRESENTING hungarian culture AT THE FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR. he cultural heritage of Hungary is part of Western culture and has common history http://www.frankfurt.matav.hu/angol/alapelvek.htm

PRINCIPLES OF PRESENTING HUNGARIAN CULTURE AT THE FRANKFURT BOOK FAIR he cultural heritage of Hungary is part of Western culture and has common history with it. Therefore, at the Frankfurt Book Fair we would like to present the place of Hungary within the cultural context of Europe and we wish to highlight the fertile artistic exchange between Hungary and the rest of Europe. On the other hand, by presenting a wide range of artistic works, we would like to bring into spotlight some faces of Hungarian culture still unknown abroad. Thus, the organisers achieving the motto of the central theme – Hungary without boundaries – in two distinct manners. Hungary is open outwards, to the neighbouring peoples and cultures and at the same time it is open towards accepting all artistic trends and currents. Hungarian literature will therefore be represented at the Book Fair not only by well-known names, but also through younger authors, who are less recognised abroad. Beside a rich offer of new fiction, a variety of other literary genres will also represent Hungary. Hungarian fine arts will also be comprehensively represented. Amongst others, selected works of a great number of contemporary artists, a

47. NewsMax.com: Inside Cover Story the Net will not be seen as existing, hungarian culture Minister Andras Bozoki said in an interview during a European culture forum this week in Paris. http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/5/6/160050.shtml

Home Money Jokes Links ... Shop September 22, 2005 Web NewsMax.com Powered by Rita a Category 5 Monster - Track Here With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff For the story behind the story... Friday, May 6, 2005 3:58 p.m. EDT EU Fears U.S.-Google World Dominance Europeans have long bemoaned the influence of Hollywood movies on their culture. Now plans by Google Inc. to create a massive digital library have triggered such strong fears in Europe about Anglo-American cultural dominance that one critic is warning of a "unilateral command of the thought of the world." For Europeans, the fear is that the continent's contribution to the pillars of recorded knowledge will be crushed by a profit-oriented California company - and may end up presenting a U.S.-centric version of the world's literary legacy. Story Continues Below Google's ambitions are grand - if a bit more modest than the hostile corporate takeover of the tiller of world literature that many critics seem to be imagining. The project, announced in December, involves scanning millions of books at the libraries of four universities - Oxford, Harvard, Stanford and the University of Michigan - as well as the New York Public Library and putting them online. It will take years to complete.

48. 1 St Week Introduction to hungarian culture. Teacher, Dr. Csilla KERESZTES , Centre for Foreign Languages. Contact. Csilla KERESZTES http://www2.u-szeged.hu/erasmus/kurzusok/2004_2005/kurzus2004_2005_lektoratus.ht

Course descriptions for ERASMUS students 2nd semester, academic year 2004/2005 Centre for Foreign Languages Course Code Title: Communication in Hungarian for Beginners Teacher: Dr. Éva DEMETER Centre for Foreign Languages Contact: Éva DEMETER Module Aims (minimum 210 characters) The course is designed for beginner level. The module's aim is to teach the participants the basic communicative skills in Hungarian (mainly in speaking), especially those ones that enable them to benefit the most from staying in Hungary. Module Subject (minimum 350 characters) 1 st week Pronunciation exercises The Hungarian alphabet Part One Unit 1 Giving your name, nationality and occupation Personal pronouns Lenni (to be) 2 nd week Part One Unit 1 Greeting people Ön, önök, maga, maguk, te, ti (you) A, az (the) Intonation 3 rd week Part One Unit 2 Offer somebody food and drink Accept or refuse an invitation Verbs and tenses: the present tense 4 th week Part One Unit 2 Expressing regret Saying whether you like or do not like something Vowel harmony The -ul, -ül

49. Hungarian In Austria During the Second World War hungarian culture was suppressed. The creation of the Hungarian Cultural Alliance of Burgenland (BurgenlõndischUngarische http://www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/hongares/an/i1/i1.html

Hungarian in Austria http://www.uoc.es/euromosaic/web/document/hongares/an/i1/i1.html Research Centre of Multilingualism Hungarian in Austria 1. General Information on the language group 1.1 Linguistic, geographic and economic description Hungarian in Burgenland is distinguished from the standard variety by regionalisms and by the phenomenon of linguistic change associated with linguistic isolation. All the Hungarians in Burgenland are bilingual in Hungarian and German. The regional exodus and the ageing population characterises the present situation of the Hungarians in Burgenland. Two thirds of Hungarians in Burgenland (in comparison with 40% of the Germanophones of Burgenland) are of retirement age. The proportion of employed Hungarians in Burgenland in the self-employed professional sector or employed as skilled workers is less than 50% of the rate for the Germanophones in the region. 1.2 General History of the Region and of the language After the battle of Lechfeld in 955 which signified the end of the Hungarian expansion associated with the reign of Otto the Great, they stabilised in the Carpate basin. In the eleventh century trade frontiers were established and the Hungarians of Burgenland descend from the population stabilised at this time. Burgenland place names contain the elements 'Schutzen' or 'Wart' ( as in Obserschutzen, Unterwart etc.) constituting the linguistic testimony of that historic period. Following the Ottoman wars, the devastated country was occupied by Protestant Germans fleeing the religious wars and by Croats fleeing their side of the Turkish oppression. The Hungarians pertain to three religions: Catholic, Evangelic and reformed. The Hungarians of Burgenland during the historic process abandoned contact with their people of origin and have lived for 450 years as have the Croats of Burgenland in linguistic islands.

50. Magyar Magic The festival was presented by the Hungarian Cultural Centre in London on behalf This features articles about hungarian culture and about some of the key http://www.magyarmagic.com/

about diary event calendar messages sponsors staff contact us photos press special events Welcome to Magyar Magic Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and President Ferenc Mádl (accompanied here by Mrs Dalma Mádl), joint patrons of Magyar Magic met in Buckingham Palace on 27th October 2004, to mark the outstanding success of the Festival. Magyar Magic - Hungary in Focus 2004 was a year-long celebration of Hungarian culture in the UK, under the joint patronage of Her Majesty the Queen and Dr Ferenc Mádl, President of the Republic of Hungary , to mark Hungary's entry into the European Union in May 2004. Following a "Summer Preview" series of events, the festival launched in November 2003 and continued right through 2004, not only in London but in many other towns and cities throughout Britain, ranging from Belfast to Edinburgh, from Cantebury to Liverpool. The festival was presented by the Hungarian Cultural Centre in London on behalf of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage in Budapest, and in collaboration with Visiting Arts and a host of partners and sponsors This programme gives full details of events from the gala opening at Somerset House on 3 November 2003 through to the closing night in the Royal Festival Hall in November 2004.

51. The Slovak Spectator - Slovakia's English Language Newspaper As an initial step, a documentation centre for hungarian culture was founded at This independent department formed a link between hungarian culture and http://www.slovakspectator.sk/clanok-18342.html

Volume 11, Number 1 Slovakia's English language newspaper January 10 - January 16,2005 Subscription Classifieds Ad Rates Search ... NOW PLAYING IN CINEMAS See also our friends: User not logged in. send this story printer-friendly reply to article The Slovak National Museum's regular Spectator column Home of Hungarian culture By Sylvia Šipošová Special to the Spectator HUNGARIAN artefacts on show. Photo: Courtesy of SNM EFFORTS to establish a museum to represent the traditions and values of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia stretch back decades. The history, popular culture and customs of Hungarians living in Slovakia are many and varied. However, the question was always how to approach the representation of this varied and rich experience. As an initial step, a documentation centre for Hungarian culture was founded at the Brämer mansion, near Bratislava, in July 2001. This independent department formed a link between Hungarian culture and Slovak institutions. In July 2002 the documentation centre became the Museum of Hungarian Culture. The main task of the museum is to represent the culture of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia through collections, exhibitions and research.

52. The Slovak Spectator - Slovakia's English Language Newspaper Bratislava welcomes hungarian culture. Barabᚠs documentaries on DVD. Events Countrywide. Jazzing it up. Bourne with grey matter. NOW PLAYING IN CINEMAS http://www.slovakspectator.sk/clanok-17595.html

Volume 10, Number 40 Slovakia's English language newspaper October 18 - 25,2004 Subscription Classifieds Ad Rates Search ... NOW PLAYING IN CINEMAS See also our friends: User not logged in. send this story printer-friendly reply to article Bratislava welcomes Hungarian culture BUDAPEST band fuses klezmer with folk. photo: Courtesy of the Hungarian Culture Institute AN INITIATIVE from the Hungarian Culture Intstitute, Hungarian Culture Days, will present eleven events, ranging from art exhibitions, theatre and dance shows to literary readings and film screenings, at nine venues in Bratislava, October 21 to 25. "We hope that the week brings meaningful experiences for the public in Bratislava - one that will foster mutual understanding between our two nations," said the institute's director, Éva Czimbalmosné Molnár. Marianne Wieber's fashion show, Costumes of Thousand-year History, will open Hungarian Culture Days at 18:00 at the Primate's Palace. The fifty or so robes, mapping the fashion trends from the arrival of Hungarians to the Carpathian valley up to the 19th century, will then be exhibited at the nearby Town's Museum until November 25. Among other performances, visitors can hear the Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra give a ceremonious concert on October 23, Hungarian National Holiday, at the Slovak Philharmonic.

53. HUNGARIAN CULTURE CLUB hungarian culture CLUB. Suggest an Update Eligibility, Hungarian and Hungarian speaking as well as their family members http://www.informdurham.com/details.asp?RSN=9166&Number=23

54. Hungarian Resources This site is dedicated to hungarian culture. It contains basic cultural information on Hungary and a calendar of events. Particularly useful are the http://www.library.uiuc.edu/spx/resources/hungary.htm

Slavic and East European Library Home About Internet Resources Slavic Reference Service ... About the Site Hungarian Resources Business and Economics Culture Dictionaries Educational Institutions ... Return to Country Specific Resources If you cannot find what you are looking for here, try the General Resources page. Business and Economics Exportall URL: http://www.exportall.com/countries/hungary/categories/doing_business.htm In English. This site provides links to several country profiles for Hungary such as the State Department's Country Commercial Guide and Ernst and Young's Doing Business in ... site. There are also links to some Hungarian governmental agencies that deal with economics and business. Exportall is a Dutch site relating to international business and export sponsored by the Dutch Export Consultancy and Worldwide Info Search. HuDir: Business URL: http://www.hudir.hu/hudir/Kereskedelem_uzletek/

55. American Hungarian Educators' Association (AHEA) ideas, and feelings about Hungarians and hungarian culture. emphasizing our common cultural heritage and also, making hungarian culture better known http://www.magyar.org/ahea/

Conferences Call for Papers Newsletter AHFC ... Discussion AHEA-List Goals/Objectives Conferences 2005 Conference Abstracts ... Folklore Museum (AHM) HALists/MAListák Topics - Témakörök AHEA-list - American Hungarian Educators' Assoc. CM-Naptar - Chicago-i Magyar Naptar Culinaria - Hungarian Culinaria Danube - Hungarian Environment DcDeutsch - Wash. Area Germanic Community DCKatolikus - DC/Baltimore Katolikus Közösség Eletfa-List - Eletfa Folk Group Erdely Lista Folklor - Hungarian Folklore, Culture Forum - Magyar Forum Genealogia - Hungarian Genealogy, Family Research Hirdetes - Hungarian Classifieds HTF - Hungarian Task Force Informatika - Hungarian Computing Katolikus - Hungarian Catholic Discussion List Lobby - Hungarian Lobby Mitologia - Hungarian Mitology Mondak - Magyar Mondak Needlework - Hungarian Needlework Picnic-List - Semi-Annual Hungarian Picnic Roundtable - Hungarian Roundtable Tour-List - Touring Hungarian Artists UNICUM - Hungarian Issues, Events around Wash DC Witz - Magyar Viccek E-mail Address: Real name: Subscribe/Feliratkozás Unsubscribe/Leiratkozás List Info Related CHJO AH Information Technology 2005 Szeptember 22 (Csütörtök) - Móric névnapja Search for: Content of this page: American Hungarian Educators' Association Programs Alliances AHEA Membership Form/Dues Renewal American Hungarian Educators' Association Magyar Cimer The development of science has not made mankind happier. Science and technology become dangerous whenever overspecialized and isolated... In the spirit of the old "Arany János Körök" a general interest in the sciences should be created; thus we can reduce our isolation, and also perhaps the threat of an isolated technology. Eugene P. Wigner, Nobel Laureate Address to the 1973 Conference

56. Slovenské Národné Múzeum Museum of hungarian culture in Slovakia of hungarian culture in Slovakia Museum of Carpathian German Culture Museum of UkrainianRuthenian Culture http://www.snm.sk/?lang=eng§ion=info&org=16

57. 60 Hungarian Cultural Garden 61 Hungarian Cultural Garden The The Hungarian Cultural Garden is constructed on two levels along the upper The garden also displays the personal qualities of hungarian culture, Dr. http://www.clevelandmemory.org/ebooks/tpap/pg61.html

Hungarian Cultural Garden Hungarian Cultural Garden For the promotion of the Hungarian Cultural Garden project, a Cultural Garden Committee of the United Hungarian Societies of Cleveland had been formed with Louis Petrash as president and Nicholas F. Molnar as secretary. On September 24, 1934, the commission gave public notice of its initial venture in a statement opening as follows: "The establishment of the Hungarian Cultural Garden is actively under way. A meeting will be held, Thursday evening, Oct. 4, 1934, at 8 o'clock at the Hollenden Hotel Lounge, for the purpose of completing and enlarging the sponsor committee, together with making proper arrangements for the celebration of Liszt Week, commencing October 15, 1934, with the dedication exercises to be held, Sunday, October 21, 1934." The United Societies then named a permanent commission consisting of Municipal Judge Louis Petrash, chairman Nicholas F. Molnar, secretary Attorney Stephen Kormendy, treasurer Stephen Gobozy, George M. Kovachy, Albert Tudja and Emery Hoffer. The site of the Hungarian Garden was dedicated on October 21, 1934, upon the occasion of the 123

58. Välisministeerium : Estonia And Hungary Hungarians residing in Estonia established the Munkácsy Mihály Hungarian Cultural Society. A hungarian culture Representation is located in Tallinn. http://www.vm.ee/eng/kat_176/1197.html

EST ENG Estonian Economy Foreign Relations ... Bilateral Relations » Estonia and Hungary 05 April 2005 Estonia and Hungary Hungary recognised the Republic of Estonia on 24 February 1921 and accredited Mihály Jungerti as its first Ambassador to Estonia in 1924. From 1924-1928, the Hungarian Ambassador resided in Tallinn, but in 1928 the Embassy was moved to Helsinki. Diplomatic relations between Estonia and Hungary were restored on 2 September 1991. After the restoration of diplomatic relations, the Hungarian Ambassadors to Estonia have been Béla Jávorszky (1991-1994), György Krausz (1995-1998) and Jószef Vig (1999). Hungary appointed Béla Jávorszky as Ambassador to Estonia in September 1999. He resided in Tallinn, where the Embassy was officially opened in November 1999. Presently, Hungary is represented in Estonia by Ambassador László Nikicser , who presented his credentials to President Arnold Rüütel in February 2003. Hungary has had two Honorary Consuls in Estonia since 1994: Mall Hellam in Tallinn and Ago Künnap in Tartu. Estonian Ambassadors to Hungary have been Toivo Tasa (1995-1999) and Mart Laanemäe (1999-2001), both residing in Vienna.

59. Language HUNA75 Hungarian Literature II (1/1.5); HUNA77 Aspects of hungarian culture Hungarian Folk Culture II (1/1.5); HUNA83 A Prominent Figure in Cultural http://www.jyu.fi/hungarologia/language.htm

HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE STUDIES CREDITS (Finnish / ECTS) With links to the course descriptions Basic studies Basic Course in Hungarian I (2/3) Basic Course in Hungarian II (2/3) Pronunciation (1/1.5) Structure of Hungarian I (1/1.5) Contrastive Course I (1/1.5) Hungarian Folk Culture (2/3) Hungarian Cultural History (1/1.5) Hungarian Literature I (2/3) Basic Course in Hungarian History (2/3) Background Studies (2/3) Courses of Your Choice - TOTAL 16/24 Subject studies Advanced Course in Hungarian I (1/1.5) Advanced Course in Hungarian II (1/1.5) Advanced Course in Hungarian III (1/1.5) Structure of Hungarian II (1/1.5) Development of Hungarian I (1/ 1.5) Development of Hungarian II (1/1.5) Contrastive Course II (1/1.5) Research Writing Course (2/3) Hungarian Literature II (1/1.5) Aspects of Hungarian Culture (2/3) Hungarian Cultural History or Cultural Relations Hungarian Folk Culture II (1/1.5) A Prominent Figure in Cultural Life (1/1.5) Supplementary Course (1/1.5)

60. Prague Directory - Art And Culture - Cultural Centres - The Hungarian Culture In Prague s Internet Daily prague directory, entertainment guide, events listings, articles, useful info, bulletin board, links and more. http://prague.tv/venues/443

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