Találatok ‘Litera’

Összesen 274 találat (221 - 240) : Litera.

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In “A Requiem for my Childhood” Pál Várnai remembers Kiskunhalas, a small town in the Hungarian Great Plain, where in his childhood between the two World Wars, Jews and non-Jews lived next to each other in harmony.
We report on the assembly of the Budapest Jewish Community and that of the … Tovább »

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We publish the thoughts of nine young Hungarian writers we asked to talk about how they feel about Jews. The actual act of selecting “non Jewish writers” is questionable in that making such a distinction in contemporary Hungary is a highly problematic issue – claims Gábor T. Szántó in his … Tovább »

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Attila Novák’s article “Those Who Return” focuses on young people who, from a state of assimilation, turn back to a traditional Jewish lifestyle. Although few in number, the pres­ence of young people who have chosen Judaism as adults can already be felt today within the orthodox community … Tovább »

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The first two articles of our November issue examine the causes of the outbreak of violence in the Middle East.
„The Palestinian territories offer an excellent opportunity to study what permanent revolu­tion looks like in practice. The whole Arab world considers Palestinian society to … Tovább »

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János Gadó’s article presents the Hungarian organisation of B’nai B’rith, whose membership is recruited from the middle generation of the Jewry, grown up in assimilation. The encouragement and assistance of the foreign lodges was crucial in the foundation. After the revolutionary phase … Tovább »

April 1999 Issue

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It was reported without much media reaction that the gypsy population of a small Hungarian vil­lage converted to muslim religion. János Gadó’s editorial dicusses in detail the neglected back­ground of the case. I, today’s world it is mostly the so-called “loosers” of modernization who … Tovább »

March 1999 Issue

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As we have written in our previous issue, the chairman of the official Jewish community, Mr. Péter Feldmájer, criticised the Hungarian rabbis who delayed for years with issuing gets, the traditional letters of divorce. In the forth­coming debate Mr. Feldmájer criticised the “poor spiritu­al … Tovább »

Egy diaszpórában élő reflexiói Izrael Állam születésének ötvenedik évfordulóján I. rész

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Egy diaszpórában élő reflexiói Izrael Állam születésének ötvenedikévfordulóján I. 1997-ben ünnepelték a világ zsidó kö­zösségei a Bázelban megrendezett első cionista kongresszus centenáriumát, és az idén emlékeznek meg Izrael Állam függetlenségének ötvenedik évforduló­járól.
Ötvenhárom … Tovább »

May 1998 Issue

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“The Vatican statement entitled ‘Let Us Remember. Thoughts about the Shoah’ issued in March 1998 attempts to address two issues at once: the remorse over the fate of the Jews and the preservation of the Church’s reputa­tion. This is an insoluble task: one cannot do penance and watch one’s … Tovább »