Találatok ‘ Tatár György’

Összesen 165 találat (141 - 160) : Tatár György.

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Írta: Archívum - Rovat: Archívum, English

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At the beginning of 1999 Hungarian Jews were allocated 30 000 forints by the Hungarian state as compensation for their relatives lost in the Shoah. Meanwhile relatives of vic­tims of the communist dictatorship were granted one mil­lion forints (8 years ago). The Federation of Jewish Communities … Tovább »

Könyvmoly

Írta: (G. K.) - Rovat: Archívum, Irodalom

Figyelembe véve a nyári szünetet (la­punk legközelebb szeptemberben je­lenik meg), ezúttal több olvasnivalót kínálunk a rovatunkban megszokott­nál, melyek egy része nagyobb elmé­lyülést kívánó, tudományos igényű judaisztikai munka, más részét viszont nyugodtan magunkkal vihetjük … Tovább »

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The May issue of Szombat begins with a critical essay by Miklós Szalai who calls attention to the impossibility of a dialogue with fundamentalism (including the Jewish variety) and calls fór the creation of an independent, secular Jewish identity. The editorial reply to this essay points out that Szalai … Tovább »

May 1996 Issue

Írta: Szombat - Rovat: Archívum, English

May 1996 The May issue of Szombat begins with a critical essay by Miklós Szalai who calls attention to the impossibility of a dialogue with fundamentalism (including the Jewish variety) and calls for the creation of an independent, secular Jewish identity. The editorial reply to this essay points out … Tovább »

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Írta: Archívum - Rovat: Archívum, English

The March issue of Szombat begins with an essay by Ákos Kertész in which he recalls how he ‘de-Judaized’ one of the main characters in an early novel Kertész’s essay is followed by a report on the General Assembly of the Alliance of Hungarian Jewish Communities (Mazsihisz) at which it was decided, … Tovább »

March 1996 Issue

Írta: Szombat - Rovat: Archívum, English

March 1996 The March issue of Szombat begins with an essay by Ákos Kertész in which he recalls how he ‘de-Judaized’ one of the main characters in an early novel. Kertész’s essay is followed by a report on the General Assembly of the Alliance of Hungarian Jewish Communities (MAZsIHISz) at which … Tovább »