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HUNGARY: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>International Encyclopedia of Marriage and Family</i> by OLGA TÓTH, 2003
MADE IN HUNGARY: Hungarian Contributions to Universal Culture
The "Sacco di Budapest" and depredation of Hungary, 1938-1949: Works of art missing from Hungary as a result of the Second World War : looted, smuggled, ... (Hungarian National Gallery publications) by Laszlo Mravik, 1998
Quality of life models: Hungarian experience in QOL research by ElemeÌr Hankiss, 1976
Hungary - Culture Smart!: a quick guide to customs & etiquette by Brian McLean, 2006-10-17
Hungarian Cinema: From Coffee House to Multiplex by John Cunningham, 2004-03
In the Footsteps of Orpheus: The Life and Times of Miklós Radnóti (Jewish Literature and Culture) by Zsuzsanna Ozsváth, 2001-12-01
Beat, hippi, punk (Hungarian Edition) by Mihaly Sukosd, 1985
Hungarian Arts and Sciences 1848-2000 (East European Monographs)
Screen Memories: The Hungarian Cinema of Márta Mészáros (Women Artists in Film) by Catherine Portuges, 1993-05-01
American Effects on Hungarian Imagination and Political Thought by Geza Zavodszky, 1995-10-15
Essays on Uzbek History, Culture, and Language (Indiana University Uralic and Altaic Series)
Zsolnay Ceramics: Collecting a Culture (A Schiffer Book for Collectors) by Federico Santi, John Gacher, 1998-08
Complete Hungarian with Two Audio CDs: A Teach Yourself Guide (TY: Language Guides) by Zsuzsa Pontifex, 2011-03-11

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Society, Ethnicity, Hungarian: Hungarian-American
Association of Washington Association serves people of Hungarian descent and those interested in hungarian culture with educational and social events.
http://www.combose.com/Society/Ethnicity/Hungarian/Hungarian-American/

Extractions: A web-site for young Hungarian and Hungarian-American professionals in New York City and environs - The Manhattan Hungarian Network was founded by young professionals for young professionals with ties to and interest in Hungary and its culture. Arany Janos Hungarian School - Located in Hamilton/Mississauga. Big Adventures on the Big island of Hawaii - A hungarian globe-trotter on Hawaii. Canadian Immigration for Hungarians - This page is set up to give general information about the Canadian immigration system to the Hungarian people back in Hungary. Community-online.com - Montreal's Hungarian Community - News, calendar of events, polls, commerce, and much more about Montreal's Hungarian Community. Cs¡rd¡s Dance Company - Hungarian dance company in Cleveland Ernie's Imported Hungarian Foods - Order Hungarian food via the Internet. Happy Hungarians - With an intended audience of second-generation Hungarians, its purpose is to practice speaking Hungarian over the Internet. Home AHF - American Hungarian Foundation fosters understanding of Hungarian cultural traditions in U.S. Hungarian Heritage Center includes Museum and Library of Hungarian art and archives.
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
http://www.frankfurt.matav.hu/angol/alapelvek.htm

Extractions: 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
Dayton Hungarian Festival Club
Hungarian cultural display at World A fair. Send email to MEMBERSHIP All persons in the Dayton area who are actively promoting the hungarian culture.
http://www.daytonhungarians.com/festival_club.htm

Extractions: at Dayton Convention Center See photos from this years festival. Join us again next year! The 31 st 2004 Theme: " BRIDGING OUR CULTURES THROUGH THE ARTS" Our exhibit highlights one aspect of Hungarian Art, the Folk Art of embroidery the form of art that produces beautiful objects to use in everyday life. The various geographical regions of the country produce unique embroidery, with each its typical colors, elements, and products. For example: The exhibit shows the map of origin of these and other major folk embroidery types The bridge brings the influence of these folk arts elements over the ocean to our American fashions designers and clothing items, which are popular currently in our US stores.
Hungarian-American
American Association of Washington Association serves people of Hungarian descent and those interested in hungarian culture with educational and social events.
http://www.zookle.com/Society/Ethnicity/Hungarian/Hungarian-American/
Hungarian: Hungarian-American
Association serves people of Hungarian descent and those interested in hungarian culture with educational and social events. Hungarian Canadian Cultural Centre.
http://www.puredirectory.com/Society/Ethnicity/Hungarian/Hungarian-American/

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Lukol Directory - Society Ethnicity Hungarian
http//www.geocities.com/Athens/9479/magyar.htm Hungarotips Resource on Hungary and hungarian culture. Kulturinfo Cultural and tourist guide to Hungary.
http://www.lukol.com/Top/Society/Ethnicity/Hungarian/
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.behsci.sote.hu/concert.htm
RootsWeb: HUNGARY-L [HUNGARY-L] Hungarian Culture/history Library Collections
From Robert S. Helfer rhelfer-6@alumni.uchicago.edu Subject HUNGARY-L hungarian culture/history library collections Date Wed, 6 Dec 2000 112400
http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HUNGARY/2000-12/0976123440

Extractions: Beth and all There are two different collections with similar names: The Institute of Hungarian Studies at Indiana University Institute holds "The Lajos Szatmary Collection", which consists of some 1,562 monographs, 645 periodical issues, and 410 pamphlets, mostly in English (according to their web page at http://www.indiana.edu/~iuihsl /). The University of Chicago Library holds "The Louis Szathmary Hungarica Collection" (donated by the Chicago restaurateur Louis Szathmary), which consists of over 15,000 volumes on the history and culture of the Hungarian people, mostly in Hungarian (according to their web page at http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/slavic/szathmar.html ). Robert This thread: RootsWeb is funded and supported by Ancestry.com and our loyal RootsWeb community. Learn more.
Internet Resources On Hungary
Culture and society Filmkultúra; Fine Arts in Hungary; Hungarian Cultural Centre, London; hungarian culture Homepage; hungarianfilm
http://www.ssees.ac.uk/hungary.htm
Carolina Connections - Spring 2002
Birinyi establishes first professorship in hungarian culture. Laszlo Birinyi Jr. 67 arrived in the United States when he was 7 years
http://carolinafirst.unc.edu/connections/spring2002/birinyi.html

Extractions: Spring 2002 Carolina Connections home Carolina First home Birinyi establishes first professorship in Hungarian culture L aszlo Birinyi Jr. '67 arrived in the United States when he was 7 years old, faced with the daunting task of learning his third new language and becoming a part of yet another foreign culture. His father, Laszlo Birinyi Sr., had led the boy and his family out of Hungary during World War II. After spending a tumultuous few years navigating the geographic and political uncertainty of Europe, they finally found security in America. "Like so many Eastern Europeans, we sought to escape the conflicts," Birinyi Jr. said. "We were focused on survival." As refugees, the Birinyi family traveled through Europe, trying to find a safe place to settle. Even after the war ended, they chose not to return to Hungary, unwilling to become a part of the Communist regime that had taken control of the nation. But prior to the beginning of the Cold War, European host nations wanted refugees to return to their homes. The Birinyis received an offer of sponsorship from the Church World Service giving them the alternative to immigrate to America. The younger Birinyi grew up in Pennsylvania, arriving in Chapel Hill in 1962 as a freshman.
Filmkultura: News: Hungarian Films Abroad
The idea is to present hungarian culture while concentrating on a field that best suits the disposition of the area. For example
http://www.filmkultura.hu/2002/news/hunabroad.en.html

Extractions: Hungarian Films Abroad Twelve Hungarian films - mainly the award winners of the 33 rd Hungarian Film Week - constitute the program of the Hungarian Film Week in Los Angeles taking place 20 thru 24 November 2002. Leading producers of American film studios, representatives of distributing companies, film colleges, journalists were invited to the event organized by the Új Budapest Filmstúdió and the Hungarian Film Union. The Film Week is a good opportunity to introduce the Oscar candidate Hukkle to the American film profession and it is also useful for the Hungarian organizers in determining which film to nominate for the Golden Globe. Hungarian Consul-General Szabolcs Kerék-Bárczy will open the Film Week. Pálfi György's Hukkle will be presented on the opening ceremony. The elegant Laemmle Theatre - Music Hall with its audience capacity of 250 will host the event. Actress Katalin Gáti will be the master of ceremony. She will introduce the filmmakers after the showings and will interview the directors. Incze Ágnes's I Love Budapest has been introduced in the United States. The American premier took place in one of the most popular movie theatres in Los Angeles dealing with independent and European films, the Laemmle's Sunset 5 Cinema. After 26 November the Californian distributors, Vanguard Cinema and Filmkitchen.com, will launch the film in DVD and VHS format as well.
General Information, Culture, Etc.
Deutsch. Culture in bits Hungarian Electronic Library; Fine Arts in Hungary. hungarian culture Homepage. Hungarian Home Page, Gen. 1999.
http://www.fsz.bme.hu/hungary/qgeneral.html
RootsWorld: Hungary
Search for hungarian CDs at cdRoots Here the culture is hungarian, and if you are a devoted fan of Musikas and the like, you will be able to spot the
http://www.rootsworld.com/rw/feature/hungary.html

Extractions: Maramaros: The Lost Jewish Music Of Transylvania (Hannibal/Rykodisc) teams them up with some musicians from the Maros region in an effort to recover the music of the Hungarian Jewish traditions of the area. It also includes some names from the Okros album, including Csaba Okros, Balough (who's cimbalom playing on "Tune From Maramaros" is one of the highlights of the album) and Sebestyen adds a few vocals. It is the music itself that makes this album such a treat, the mix of Hungarian delivery and Jewish verve and pathos makes it stand out from anything else you have heard. KAMPEC DOLORES This band has taken the folk rock of England and the jazz of New York's downtown scene and married it with a touch of Hungarian roots to make Levitation (ReR Megacorp, 19-23 Saviors Rd., London SW2 5HP, England). Hungary's ties to the gypsies and other eastern sources bleed into everything this group does, making what is otherwise a hard rock album seem ethereal and aloof. Modal sax lines and thundering tom-tom drums clash with electric guitars and Glass-like repetitive synth lines. Over all this heavy handed instrumentation is a wispy female vocalist, Gabi Kenderesi, who also adds some violin in the mix. Musikas meets Fairport Convention, and talks about Kate Bush's punk years.
Hungarian Home Page
Welcome to the hungarian Home Page! You'll find here information and documents on Hungary, as well as hundreds of links General information, culture. Misc. ( search engines, )
http://www.fsz.bme.hu/hungary/homepage.html

Extractions: magyar Welcome to the Hungarian Home Page! You'll find here information and documents on Hungary, as well as hundreds of links to the Hungarian Internet services. This map gives you a geographical overview of Internet information services in Hungary. If you click on a red triangle , you will receive the list of the services in the selected region. The WWW home pages Regions, cities,
Introduction To The Hungarian Language
Linguistic background, pronunciation guide, basic vocabulary and elements of grammar. Facts about hungarian language and culture (in English).
http://impulzus.sch.bme.hu/info/magyar.shtml

Extractions: If you search for a grammar book on Hungarian language, one of your first hits may be "Teach Yourself Hungarian". However, I personally do not recommend this book. Why? Just two reviews (borrowed from amazon.com Teach Yourself Hungarian could do a little better. It's great if you're going to visit Hungary and not gain full proficiency, but it seems to fail being an effective grammatical text. First mistake it starts off with dialogs, afterwards giving you a lengthy vocabulary list. The book may be for you if you can learn off of phrases alone, rather than taking apart each phrase and looking at a language word-by-word. If you are truly looking to 'teach yourself', may it be suggested to try something else. lennen@erols.com
The American Association For The Study Of Hungarian History
A membership organization of scholars founded in 1970 to promote interest and research in hungarian history and culture. Provides links to resources in English and hungarian.
http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~habsweb/aashh.htm

Extractions: The American Association for the Study of Hungarian History was founded in 1970 for the purpose of furthering interest in Hungarian history and to encourage research in this field. The association also aims to cooperate with scholars and institutions with similar interests in Hungary and elsewhere in the world. AASHH Info:
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The club, founded in 1910 in Philadelphia as the Banater Maennerchor, is mainly known for its soccer team and soccer field, used for national and international competitions. But the club also endeavors to support awareness of the vanished DanubeSuebian culture through songs, dances and various festivities.
http://www.ughclub.us/
The Embassy Of The Republic Of Hungary To China
Has sections on visas, Sinohungarian relations, and Hungary's education system, economy and culture. In English, hungarian and Chinese.
http://www.huemb.org.cn/
BME Aikido Online
Features a dojo at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME), it is a member of the Tamura section of the hungarian Aikido culture Association. Pages in English and Magyar
http://bme.aikido.org.hu/

Extractions: Új látogatóinknak talán érdemes pár szót szólnunk a lapról. A bal felsõ sarokban található kerek logóra kattintva bárhonnan ide - a kezdõ oldalra - lehet visszajutni. Az alatta található gombok által kínált lehetõségek bejárása közben a jobb felsõ sarokban lévõ kis kép segít észben tartani, most éppen hol is vagyunk. Erre a képre kattintva pedig mindig az adott rovat fõoldalára lehet jutni. Ha valahol a brit lobogóval találkozunk, akkor arra kattintva az aktuális oldal angolnyelvû változatát érhetjük el (Nincs minden oldalnak angol változata).
Rutgers: Institute For Hungarian Studies
Promotes hungarian society, history, culture and language through course and program resources, publications, events, research, social networking and links.
http://hi.rutgers.edu/

Extractions: webcam The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2002 has been awarded to the Hungarian writer Imre Kertész "for writing that upholds the fragile experience of the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of history". click here . For the English translation, please use this link . The Nobel Committee's site here The Institute is pleased to present , a Festschrift You may also wish to check out our links to worthwhile Hungarian(-related) sites in the logo above or here (including Inside Out , an online exhibit of photographs taken by homeless people in Budapest) as well as the now active website of the Center for Russian, Central and East European Studies at Rutgers. This front page has been visited by people since February 17, 2004. (The content of this site was last modified on 18 April 2004.) Instruction in Hungarian Studies would not be possible without the sustained, generous support we receive from the Hungarian Fulbright Commission . With comments or questionsor if you would like to be on our email mailing list (=cca. 2 messages per semester)write to jborocz@rci.rutgers.edu

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