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Szent Rókus Kórház Templom - nyíl jelzi a víz magasságát. Arrow indicates flood level of 1838 |
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1838: Another Historic Flood
According to statistics, devastating floods occur in Hungary approximately every 200 years. The last previous such flood destroyed a great part of Buda and Pest, and of other parts of the country in1838. See the full story...
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Flood Disaster Relief
The waters may have subsided, but the need for assistance continues. Please remember the needy whose lives have been seriously disrupted. The American Hungarian Foundation continues to receive donations to help.
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Zsuzsi Deer receiving her diploma from Dr. Hári Mária in 1988 |
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New Hungarian Treasure - Conductive Education
Conductive Education, developed in Hungary by Dr. Pető András, is helping many children with conditions caused by brain damage, such as cerebral palsy. Zsuzsa Deer trained at the Pető Institute in Budapest, and at St. Vincent’s in Bridgeport. Here she describes the method used to help these children. See the full story...
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Park Out of the Way!
An ultra-modern underground parking system has just been installed in front of the Bazilika in Budapest. Here is a description by our Editor and Publisher Emeritus, Joseph F. Balogh. See the full story...
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Captain’s Cove Festival
During the 1980's Claudia and Joseph Balogh wrote, edited and presented an informative radio series in the Bridgeport, Connecticut area as part of the weekly program featuring Rózsika és László, very well known and respected Hungarian musicians. The Hungarian Mosaic focused on a variety of topics of interest to Hungarian Americans and we are pleased to present another of these topics. See the full story...
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Welcome Back, Sr. Nemeth!
We are happy to note that Sister M. Edith Nemeth is mounting a new exhibit this September. Because of her health problems, the Penn View Art Center, which she had founded and which had displayed her varied talents, had to close in 2007, and was demolished. We wish Sister Nemeth the best of health and continued joy in her art!
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Did you know...
In World War II, the first Hungarian sacrifice of major proportions occurred at the Don River in Russia, in 1942-43, in a war not of their own making. See the full story...
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