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Hungarian American Travel, Hungary Tourism Guides, Hungarian Culture
hotel or other accommodation tips from the Hungarian National Tourist Office, NewYork Hungarian American travel, Hungary tourism guides, hungarian culture.
http://www.gotohungary.com/roots/huninamerica.shtml

Extractions: 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. Three famous physicists who 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. Andrew Grove (András Gróf) runs Intel. Let's not forget to thank Agoston Haraszthy for bringing over those wonderful vine shoots, the foundation of the California wine industry. Hungarian contribution to the development of America is extensive. W ishing to be loyal citizens of their new country, some Hungarians changed their names and stopped speaking Hungarian at home to help their children adapt. Fortunately, you may meet a Susan Wood who speaks only English-but still has lingering childhood memories that tie her to Hungary and the Hungarian culture. Or perhaps while researching or putting together the family tree you have discovered ancestors who came from Hungary. Why don't you come to Hungary this year, and get to know your ancestral land and learn about your roots first hand!
Reka's Hungarian Page
This page is dedicated to hungarian culture. A great collection of Hungarian poems and their English translations
http://www.geocities.com/NapaValley/4887/

Extractions: Hello, and WELCOME to my website! My name is Eva.....and I really enjoy cooking Hungarian dishes. 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....yummy. To me, it is the best tasting food in the world. I really hope you enjoy your visit, and possibly try the recipes out. Please feel free to leave me a note in my guestbook.
Hungary Culture
hungarian culture TOURISM. Hungarian Ministry of Culture. HungarianCulture Homepage. History Hungary's First 1000 Years.
http://www.cefta.org/memberstates/hungary/huculture/huculture.htm
Hungarian Culture In Central Europe / Magyar Kultúra Közép-Európában
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http://www.c3.hu/~zahonyia/tanc/
Magyar Kultúra Erdélyben / Hungarian Culture In Transylvania
hungarian culture in Romania. Folkmusic, folkdance, summer camps, exhibitions.By Zahonyi Andras. Felvidéki hírek Southern Slovakia
http://www.c3.hu/~zahonyia/tanc/erdelyi.html

Extractions: Néptánc táborok'2000 (beszámolók) Erdélyi programok a Hargita Együttessel 2000-ben Június 24-27 EXPO'2000, Hannover: Magyarország és Románia képviseletében Júl. 2. Ezer Székely Leány Találkozó Csíksomlyó 15. Milleneumi Rendezvények Kolozsvár 31. Milleneumi Sokadalom Marosvásárhely Aug. 5-6 Prímások IV. Találkozója Csíkszereda 13-15 Falunapok, rendezvények Csíkkarcfalva 18-26 Turné Nyíregyháza és környéke Szept. 7-29 Hargita 2000-turné a Kárpát-medencében 9. Zenta (Vajdaság) 11. Budapest 15. Királyhelmec (Szlovákia) 16. Szepsi (Moldava nad Bodvou, Szlovákia) 19. Veszprém 20. Pécs 23. Dobranak (Szlovénia) 25. Kolozsvár Okt. 1-4 Timár Sándor 70. születésnapja Bp., Partium 7-8 Mezõségi Néptánc és Népzene Fesztivál, Vice 13-14 10 éves a Hargita Csíkszereda
Celebrate The Hungarian Culture - Suite101.com
Previous Article Next Article Celebrate The hungarian culture AuthorEve Carr Published on September 3, 2002. Related Subject(s) Not Indexed.
http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/gourmet_passport/94892

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American Hungarian Educators' Association (AHEA)
of language including weekend Hungarian classes, to librarians and researchers,and to those engaged actively in propagating hungarian culture, such as dance
http://www.magyar.org/ahea/

Extractions: AHEA-list - American Hungarian Educators' Assoc. CM-Naptar - Chicago-i Magyar Naptar Culinaria - Hungarian Culinaria Culinaria-Digest - Daily Digest of 'Culinaria' list Danube - Hungarian Environment DcDeutsch - Wash. Area Germanic Community DCKatolikus - DC/Baltimore Katolikus Közösség Eletfa-List - Eletfa Folk Group Folklor - Hungarian Folklore, Culture Folklor-Digest - Daily Digest of 'Folklor' list Forum - Magyar Forum Forum-Digest - 'Forum' Napi Osszefoglaloja Genealogia - Hungarian Genealogy, Family Research Hirdetes - Hungarian Classifieds HTF - Hungarian Task Force (digest only) Hungary - Discussion about Hungary Hungary-news - Hungarian News Hungary-Digest - Digest of 'Hungary' list 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
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Maintaining Hungarian Culture On The Internet
Maintaining hungarian culture on the Internet. Presented by information.What is needed to maintain hungarian culture on the Internet 1
http://www.hungarianassociation.com/Maintaining Hungarian Culture on the Interne

Extractions: Maintaining Hungarian Culture on the Internet Presented by Lél F. Somogyi at the 42 nd Hungarian Congress, November 29, 2002 Internet creates opportunity to get in touch and exchange information anywhere Unfortunate effect is that there is too much information information overload Most people dont know how to become actively involved, so they remain passive Information on the Internet: Essentially all information is equal and all of it is free Immediately available anywhere Anyone who knows how can use the Internet to publish information What is needed to maintain Hungarian Culture on the Internet: Cultural librarians to organize and evaluate available information Writers to digest and summarize, and create new content Publishers to create and maintain websites and portals of information Audience of individuals who care about information that is provided Issues facing the Hungarian World Community on the Internet: o Use of multiple languages not just Hungarian o Technical hurdles to using the Internet and publishing on the Internet o Competition from everything else Some of the hundreds of Hungarian links: http://directory.google.com/Top/World/Magyar
Archives Of Hungarian Culture
Archives of hungarian culture. To Multiple recipients of list exlibris@library.berkeley.edu ;Subject Archives of hungarian culture;
http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byform/mailing-lists/exlibris/1997/07/msg00152.ht

Extractions: Date Prev Date Next ... Thread Index I am posting this message for a research and will pass on any responses to her. What are some of the archival and manuscript repositories in the United States in the United States with significant collections on Hungarian and Hungarian-American religion and culture? Robert Shuster BGC Archives robert.d.shuster@wheaton.edu Robert Shuster Billy Graham Center Archives Wheaton College Wheaton, IL 60187 (630) 752-5910 email: bgcarc@wheaton.edu Web site: http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/archives/archhp1.html Subject index Index for current month ... Search
Gold Bridge Publisher's Hungarian Language School
Optional hungarian culture teaching program and many varied activities. Optionalhungarian culture teaching program and many varied activities.
http://vnet.hu/hls/courses.htm

Extractions: Hungarian language and culture The intensive course offers a general language teaching starting at all levels with special Hungarian cultural programs. The course aims at teaching the language and introducing students to Hungarian culture at the same time. This course is mostly for intermediate-advanced students. Students can choose from many opportunities upon interest. (See more details below.) Application form
Hungarian Culture
Culture. hungarian culture. Covered by the sea during the tertiary period,the Carpathian basin today (Central Europe including Hungary
http://www.gm.hu/Ippark/english/xmagyar/mo_m/cult_uj.html

Extractions: In addition to being the administrative and commercial centre, Budapest is also the most important educational, cultural, scientific and tourist city in Hungary. This is where the National Széchenyi Library (the largest library in the country) is located along with the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, many prestigious universities (including "Eötvös Lóránd" Arts and Science University, Semmelweis Medical University, Budapest Technical University, Budapest University of Economics and Budapest University of Veterinary Sciences), such extremely rich museums as the National Museum (displaying the royal insignia: the crown, sword, sceptre, orb and cloak), the Hungarian National Gallery, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Applied Arts as well as the splendid Opera House and at least thirty theatres.
Links
www.magyarhaz.org The Hungarian House of New York contains a calendar of eventsrelated to hungarian culture in the New York area. (Hungarian and English).
http://www.indiana.edu/~hca/docs/links.html

Extractions: Hungarian Cultural Association Links to Hungarian-American Web Sites [Home] [General Info] [Events] [Members] ... [Links] The Hungarian Human Rights Foundation is an organization actively involved in Hungarian-related political issues. Hungarian American Coalition Organizational Members of the Hungarian American Coalition Big list of Clubs and Organizations. Hungarian Medical Association of America Hungarian American Association from the University of Maryland. Hungarian maps, books, and information on geneology can be found at the Hungarian-American Friendship Society. The Tisza Ensemble is a good place for information on Hungarian folk music and traditions. American-Hungarian Folklore Center Hungarian Yellow Pages Balkanarama-Hungary Hungarian Cultural Homepage Planning a trip to New York? Before you go, visit the NYC Hungarian Resource Guide Homepage for the Department of Hungarian Studies at Rutgers University. Here is a chance to Visit Hungary . An extensive list of links to other Hungarian-related web sites. Ernie's Hungarian deli. Order Hungarian food via the Internet.
Concert In The House Of Hungarian Culture
Concert in the House of hungarian culture (Castle District). 193020.00.Pianist Zsolt Czettner. Zoltán Kodály Dances from Marosszék
http://www.sote.hu/magtud/concert.htm
Internet Resources For Hungarian Studies - Culture
Internet Resources for Hungarian Studies hungarian culture
http://www.slavweb.com/eng/cee/hungary/hgcul-e.html
HUNGARIAN CULTURE CLUB
hungarian culture CLUB, informdurham.com. Update information. Search Again. LastUpdated 25 Oct 2002. Details. Mail Address 64 Albany Street, Oshawa, ON, L1H 7V6.
http://www.informdurham.com/informdurham/Results.asp?SearchTerms=Hungarian commu
MapZones.com Culture
language. During the 15th century Italian artists and scholars introducedthe humanistic Renaissance into hungarian culture. In
http://www.mapzones.com/world/europe/hungary/cultureindex.php

Extractions: Country Info Hungary Introduction Hungary General Data Hungary Maps Hungary Culture ... Hungary Time and Date Hungary Culture Back to Top The ancient Magyars had a rich folk culture, which incorporated Eastern themes into its folktales, art, and music. Following the Hungarian conversion to Christianity in the 10th century, pagan and Eastern cultural elements were replaced by Western cultural and social patterns, and Latin became the official and literary language. During the 15th century Italian artists and scholars introduced the humanistic Renaissance into Hungarian culture. In the 16th century Hungarian replaced Latin. In the 18th and 19th centuries Hungary absorbed the Age of Enlightenment and Western European liberalism. The early 20th century saw the rise of the West school of Hungarian intellectuals, who favored the integration of Hungarian cultural elements with modern Western culture. After World War II (1939-1945) the Communist regime made efforts to pattern Hungarian culture after that of the USSR. The cultural milieu of Hungary is a result of the diverse mix of genuine Hungarian peasant culture and the cosmopolitan culture of an influential German and Jewish urban population. Both the coffeehouse (as meeting place for intellectuals) and Gypsy music also have had an impact. Cultural life traditionally has been highly political since national culture became the sine qua non of belated nation building from the early 19th century. Theatre, opera, and literature in particular played crucial roles in developing national consciousness. Poets and writers, especially in crisis situations, became national heroes and prophets. Governments also attempted to influence cultural life through subsidy and regulation. During the state socialist era culture was strictly controlled; party interference was influenced by ideological principles, and mass culture was promoted.
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hungarian culture Today (3 credits). Judit Hajnal Ward. This course is intendedfor students interested in the issues of contemporary hungarian culture.
http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~jhajnal/hucult03.htm

Extractions: Hungarian Culture Today (3 credits) Judit Hajnal Ward jhajnal@rci.rutgers.edu This course is intended for students interested in the issues of contemporary Hungarian culture. In the Spring 2003 semester students will participate in an American-Hungarian cultural awareness program in association with Eötvös Loránd University Budapest Hungary , supported by the Fulbright Foundation. The Hungarian Program Director is Professor Miklos Molnar ( Eötvös Loránd University Budapest Hungary The course aims at comparing issues in Hungarian and American culture, civilization, history, literature, media, arts and music through new, web-based educational methods explained in detail on the website, such as online assignments and quizzes, discussions on a discussion forum, email correspondence with Hungarian students, etc. Course paper is required based on the joint research with members of your group. Papers will be published on the web-site and in a joint journal. Students are encouraged to do research on the subjects they have chosen in Hungarian culture using English and/or Hungarian language materials. The course paper should focus on one or more issues of the main topics and the discussions including the impressions and findings of comparative cultural studies. No regular class attendance, class is completely online. Occasional meetings for discussions and movie screenings will be announced. Participation in the project Research on your own Course Paper For the course paper, each student will choose one of the main topics, do research on a specific issue, and write a course paper in English or Hungarian. The minimum length is 6 (in English) pages. Pictures, tables, charts are also welcome in addition, on-line appearance will count towards you final grade, see web-site for examples.
Hungarian Course At KU
an opportunity 1) to learn Hungarian language without any prior knowledge of Hungarianon your part and 2) to learn about hungarian culture (language, history
http://people.ku.edu/~pacziga/Hungariancourse.htm

Extractions: Fall Semester 2001 Welcome to Hungarian 104 (Elementary Hungarian) Instructor: e-mail: paczigam@freeemail.hu or pacziga@ku.edu This course (Hungarian 104) is a beginning Hungarian course which gives you an opportunity 1) to learn Hungarian language without any prior knowledge of Hungarian on your part and 2) to learn about Hungarian culture (language, history, literature, society). Each class will consist of two main parts, the first part devoted to language learning, the second to some aspect of Hungarian culture. Language: We presume no prior knowledge of Hungarian on your part. We want to help you acquire a degree of competence in the Hungarian language through communicative learning. Textbook: There will be a test after each chapter of the book and a final exam.
Budapest Semesters In Mathematics
hungarian culture HUC. Text Hungarian History and Culture (a chapterfrom T. Parson's Hungary A Cultural and Historical Guide).
http://www.doctor-design.com/budapest/hungarian-culture.html

Extractions: a few key figures and events of Hungarian culture and history as they appear on banknotes and the city map ("Vrsmarty's Summons and the Budapest Subway a brief overview of Hungarian History") the meaning of success and failure and of being Hungarian (the National Anthem and a film: Football of the Good Old Days + a poem and a short story) the grotesque in Hungarian literature Five visions of history and the individual in Hungarian history a classical play from the 19th century: The Tragedy of Man what is history about?

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