Portal:Hungary

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The Republic of Hungary, or Hungary (Magyarország), is a landlocked country in Central Europe, bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia. It is known locally as the Country of the Magyars. Since May 2004 it has been part of the European Union. The capital of the country is Budapest.
Coat of Arms of Hungary
Coat of arms of Hungary


Flag of Hungary


National anthem of Hungary
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Hungarian composer Zoltán Kodály

Zoltán Kodály (IPA: [ˈzoltaːn ˈkodaːj]) (born December 16, 1882 in Kecskemét; died March 6, 1967 in Budapest) was a Hungarian composer, ethnomusicologist, music educator, linguist and philosopher.

After gaining his PhD in philosophy and linguistics, Kodály went to Paris where he studied with Charles Widor. There he discovered, and absorbed influences from, the music of Claude Debussy. He continued his folk music-collecting expeditions through World War I without interruption....

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  • Musicians

Béla BartókJános BihariErnő DohnányiBéni Egressy - Ferenc ErkelZoltán KocsisZoltán KodályFranz Liszt -

  • Painters

Tivadar Csontváry KosztkaÁrpád FesztyMihály MunkácsyPál Szinyei MerseVictor Vasarely

  • Scientists

Georg von BékésyJános BolyaiKároly BundGeorge de HevesyDennis GaborJohn von NeumannGeorge Andrew OlahErnő RubikHans SelyeIgnaz SemmelweisCharles SimonyiAlbert Szent-GyörgyiLeó SzilárdEdward TellerEugene Wigner

  • Writers and poets

Endre AdyJános Arany József EötvösGyörgy FaludyBéla HamvasMór JókaiFerenc Kazinczy - Imre KertészJános Kodolányi - Ferenc Kölcsey - Imre MadáchSándor MáraiFerenc Molnár - Sándor PetőfiMiklós RadnótiMagda SzabóAntal Szerb Mihály Vörösmarty

  • Statesmen

Gyula AndrássyFerenc DeákMiklós HorthyLajos KossuthImre Nagy - István SzéchenyiMiklós Wesselényi


  • Sportspeople

Krisztina Egerszegi - Zoltán GeraÁgnes KeletiPéter LékóLászló PappJudit PolgárZsuzsa PolgárFerenc Puskás -


  • Film & Stage

Sir Alexander Korda - Emeric Pressburger - Andy G. Vajna -

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Sándor Petőfi reads the Nemzeti dal on March 15, 1848, and sparks the Hungarian War for Independence.

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Did you know…

…that Hungarian Wikipedia has reached 50 000 articles on February 7, 2007?
…that a new Hungary-related portal, Wikiportal Miskolc was started on December 2, 2006?

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