Ines Weber wrote:
> 
> RT765 wrote:
> >
> > Gustavo baby, tolk to me Austo-Hungarian.( EMPIRE?) - Who ,Where , Why?.
> >
> > I am impressed.
> > Is This  a FANCY way to describe the MONGOLS?
> 
> May I advise all my friends on scm NOT to become involved with this
> poster of Romanian background who spreads racial, anti-semitic and
> otherwise shows his complete illiteracy also on soc. culture romanian.
> Such people deserve only our contempt.
> 
> Ines
> --
> ?_ 

I couldn't agree more. Don't let him to provoke any of us! If we leave his 
messages unanswered perhaps he stops sending them. Am I too optimistic here? 
;-)

Üdv

Erika

I am looking for a US book dealer who would be likely to have the
English language translation of the book,  Eclipse of the Crescent Moon,
by Geza Gardonyi.  I believe an English language translation was
published in Hungary as recently as the 1990's.

A grandmother wants to begin reading it to her English speaking
grandchildren !

Any pointers to a source will be greatly appreciated

On 19 Mar 1997 01:55:32 GMT,  (aheringer)
scribbled:

>Gustav, I usually enjoy very much your history lessons, but I alway heard 
>referred to as magyar vallas the Calvinist, i.w. reformatus.  I was also 
>under the impressions that the Hungarians of Transylvania were mainly 
>protestants, namely unitarius and szombatos.  

Most of the Magyars in Transylvania are Roman Catholic, however there
is a sizable percentage of Reformatus, (Calvanists.)



				Horvath


I didn't come here for a Polka lesson, so stop dancing around!

Dear newsgroup readers,

Can anyone offer some *real* assistance on Win95, WordPerfect 7 and the
layout
for the Intenational keyboard?  How do I set them up?  Why cant I see the
"Central
European distiction next to the fonts?.    Why is it that "Works" displays
5 different
Times New Roman fonts after doing multilanguage support in "Windows Setup"
but I
cannot get those SAME fonts to come up in Wordperfect 7?


Serious replies and help appreciated in advance,
Mike.  :)


http://users.aol.com/MikeC16958/home.html

In article > "Istvan.Simon" 
.gud.siemens.co.at> writes:
>A -ba/-ra -ban/-on viszont teljesen hagyomany kerdese.
>Semmi egyeb kimutathato oka nincs.

Talán az -n, -m, -ny végződésű helynevek esetében el lehet képzelni mégis
valami indokot (ami mást jelent, mint csupán a mai helyzetet leírni és
valami szabályt megfogalmazni): azért van, mert különben túl sok lenne az
m n tipusú hang a szó végén: Debrecenen, Komáromon, Tihanyon. Gyors beszédben
nem is hallatszana tisztán a rag.

Üdv:

-- 
-- Olivier Clary   mailto:   http://www.geocities.com/Paris/1326/
Me'te'o-France/CNRM/Groupe Mode'lisation pour Assimiln. et Pre'vision, Toulouse
Aussi loin qu'est l'orient de l'occident, Il met loin de moi mes fautes --Ps103
Se nem kicsi, se nem nagy, / E'ppen hozza'm valo' vagy!  (Lakodalmas -Te'ka e.)

 (Wally Keeler) writes:
> 
> Gabor Barsai ) writes:
> > In article >, Wally Keeler wrote:
> >> There was no need to intervene when Hungary was not part of NATO.
> >> Question: Why would Hungary not consider neutrality? 
Snip,snip
> >Why do you think Stalin took eastern Poland, and not Finland?

A possible answer: Because Marshall Mannerheim despite his Russian wife and his
 
life long service in the Imperial Russian Army, (or maybe exactly because of 
these facts) was not a Marshall Malinowsky. If you wish to find more details on
 
this check the Hungarian section of the NEMZET Internet News dated back early 
December of 1996. The title is: "Torok, vagy Finn".
;-)> Gustav.

Erika Kiss ) wrote:
: Wally Keeler wrote:
: > Perhaps universities should not be autonomous. Perhaps university affairs
: > should be driven by political leaders. There is a considerable population
: > of Rom in Hungary 
: Where are they? Do you mean Romanians or Gypsies? 

Csigany aka Rom.

: If you mean Gypsies, I'm 
: sure that you can point them out on some particular place in Hungary, 

How 'bout in the underground at the train station in Budapest.

: please-please-please!!!!! If you mean Romanian, what are they doing in 
: Hungary? (approx. 90-95% Hungarians and 5-10% other nations, not only Rom, 
: live in Hungary at this time) 

Well, Native Canadians constitute the same percentage and there is no
university for them, however there has been a considerable increase in
aboriginal studies and courses. Matter of fact, several businesses and
banks offer scholarships specifically for Native Canadians. Are there any
Romani studies or courses offered in Hungarian universities?

: Aiming for a university? I don't think so. 
: Apropo, why haven't we heard about a gypsy university in Romania? There 
: supposed to be many more of this nation over there.
: EK

There are much more in Romania. They are busy protecting their homes from
immolation. And in the Czech & Slovak Republics, they are forming posses
to protect themselves from murderous skinheads. 

If you want to know where some Roma are in Hungary, I'd advise you buy
yourself a ticket on the Fekete Vonat leaving Budapest Friday evening --
follow the tamborine man. Sometime during the last half of the 1980's the
city council of Gyor (if memory serves me right) had developed a plan to
move all the Rom out of Gyor and place them in an out-of-the-way suburb, a
sort of Hungarian lite-version of Ceausescu's systemization plan.
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In article >,  says...
>
>Hello, I need information about Dunaujvaros, and how to get there
>from Budapest (train, bus?). I would like to know what there is to 
>see in Dunaujvaros, since I'll be working there this summer (june, 
>july).
>
>Alfredo, I have a cousin who lives in Dunaujvaros the past 40 years.  I 
have visited him and family 2 years ago.  I don't know about public 
transportation, - although I am sure it exists - because he picked me up 
in Budapest.  It is about 1-1/2 hour by car.  I am sorry to tell you that 
there is absolutely nothing to see there.  It is an industrial town.  
Agnes

CHamil2899 > wrote in article
>...
> Anyone who thinks that those regimes such as Kadar's would have stood
> without Soviet backing have their head in the sand.  Hello Yuri, do you
> remember a little thing called the '56 Revolution?  The only way the
> communists stood through that was to brutally crush it.  I don't believe
> that Russian people are evil or terrible etc.  However, I do think they
> need to be apologetic for the heinous crimes committed by the
"motherland"
> against Central European countries.  The things that Russian- run "Secret
> Police" did to innocent people were Nazi-ish and reprehensible.  It's
> disgusting that because of the impoverished state of the Russian people,
> we so quickly forget what they did to their neighbors.  At least some
> brave people in Central Europe had the guts to stand up to the Soviets.
> 
> Yuri, use your head
> 
> Charles J. Hamilton

It is both gratifying and sad that some Americans have more understanding
and better appreciation of the struggle for freedom and the suffering of
Hungarians than...

Thank you Mr. Mamilton.  You remind me why I am so proud to be an American
citizen.

Istvan Lippai


  




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