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“It is the hope of the Hungarian government that President Arafat’s historic ambitions will be fulfilled in the not too distant future” said Ferenc Gyurcsány, Hungary’s Prime Minister after Arafat’s death. “What kind of ambitions? More dead Jews in Israeli cafes and shopping centres? … Tovább »
Charles S. Liebman
Hagyomány, judaizmus és a zsidó vallás a mai izraeli társadalomban
Tanulmányomban azt a gondolatot szándékozom kifejteni, hogy míg a jisuv (a palesztinai zsidó közösség) időszakában megkülönböztethető volt egymástól, ám egymás mellett élt a Hagyomány, … Tovább »
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“Representatives of the Jewish community have been unable to act effectively for the community: under the socialist government they were inhibited by their loyalty, and during the following right-wing rule it was their fear refraining them from acting. They didn’t claim due compensation for … Tovább »
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“Anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism are present together in the Arabic-Islamic world: Anti-Israel attitudes and the negation of the Holocaust, the ‘liberation of Jerusalem’ and a worldwide Jewish conspiracy theory go together as a matter of course. Yet they are clearly distinct in 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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In his article, “Red Budapest – Black Budapest”, Attila Novák notes that “irritated by the shady financial scandals of the Socialist-Free Democrat coalition, the electorate voted for the Fidesz-led coalition. Beside the traditional Christian Democrat and Smallholders Party voters, the Fidesz … Tovább »
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Hungarian government set up a fund for handling the property of those Jews who were killed in the war and left no family behind. The Fund never actually had any considerable property to look after and was soon made useless, though it never was closed legally. The unsolved problem of compensating … 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 »
A judaizmus feminista olvasata
A világ nyugatabbik felén, a feminizmus második hullámának hatására, az 1970-es évektől kezdve átalakult történettudomány nemcsak betöltötte azt az űrt, hogy az emberiség felének, történetesen a nőknek a történetéről nem tudtunk addig … Tovább »
Dr. Péter FeldmájerPresident of the Alliance ofHungarian Jewish Communities Bitter restitution In the spring of 1945, the Allied troops liberated the concentration camps and the few surviving Jews began their life anew with the help of their liberators. As soon as the fighting ended, delegations … Tovább »
Imre Kertész: THE HOLOCAUST AS CULTURE In the course of a walk one day in 1989 in Vienna where I visited for the first time in my life, I found myself in a picturesque square in the inner city. A flight of steps led towards the Danube, and the narrow, winding cobble-stoned streets were lined with … Tovább »
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The April issue of Szombat begins with György Konrád’s essay, “Aphorisms on the Durability of the Jews”, in which one of the most acclaimed contemporary writers of Hungary – who acted as the president of the International Pen Club until 1997 – notes that he sees “as Jewish this transcendent, … Tovább »
Köztudott, hogy nem nehéz szélsőségesen ellentétes nézeteket felfedezni a modern kor különböző magyar ajkú zsidó szellemi irányzatai között. Mind a politikai cionizmus szellemi atyjának, mind a radikális vallásos anticionizmus megalapítóinak szülőföldje a történelmi Magyarország. … Tovább »
Alábbi írásunk egy kutatás összegzésének első része. A kutatás célja a magyarországi zsidó iskolák föltérképezése volt, szponzora a Művelődési és Közoktatási Minisztérium Nemzeti és Etnikai Kisebbségi Főosztálya.
Gadó János
Versenyképes ideológia-e a zsidóság?
A … Tovább »
Lag ba-Omer, az omer-számlálás 33. napja ijjar hónap 18-ára esik. A számlálás (ספירה ) ötven napja Peszachot és Savuotot, a megszabadulás és a Tóra-adás ünnepét köti össze.
Ez a hagyomány ősi időkre vezethető vissza1, de magáról Lag ba-Omerről sem a Tórában, sem … Tovább »
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 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. Kertészs essay is followed by a report on the General Assembly of the Alliance of Hungarian Jewish Communities (MAZsIHISz) at which … Tovább »
February 1996 The February issue of Szombat begins with an essay by Péter Feldmájer, the leader of the Jewish community, on the reception of the Jewish religion, the occasion being the 100th anniversary of this felicitous event. He probes the question of whether religious Jews are not disadvantaged … Tovább »
The February issue of Szombat begins with an essay by János Gadó in which he broadly reviews the mode of the Holocaust remembrances held in Hungary and analyzes the role of memory in the Jewish community’s self-perception. In 1994 the ’Congregation of Faith’ organized a series of events marking … Tovább »