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1. A Klebelsberg-féle népiskolai program területi hatásai.

Author

György, Muity, Ádám, Nagy, and Gábor, Pirisi

Subjects
*REGIONAL development, *CULTURAL policy, *CULTURAL diplomacy, *EDUCATION ministers, *DATABASES
Abstract

Count Kunó Klebelsberg was a significant member of Hungarian politics in the interwar period. He served as minister of religion and education of the Bethlen-government between 1922 and 1931. During his tenure, he started and managed several reform programs regarding different aspects of publicand higher education, science, and cultural diplomacy in Hungary; these usually have a very positive reception, regardless of their conservative and nationalist approach. The authors would like to introduce in this paper a new interpretation of the best-known element of Klebelsberg's cultural policy, namely the elementary school program. This expansive program could be analysed not only in cultural policy context, but also as an adequate response to certain issues of regional development. With the GIS-based analysis of a database from 1928, the authors would like to reveal the complex response of the cultural policy to the challenges of urbanisation, covering much more, than building new schools in the outskirts of the Great Hungarian Plain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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2. A FILHARMÓNIAI TÁRSASÁG KÜLFÖLDI TURNÉI A ZENEKAR DOHNÁNYI- KORSZAKÁNAK ELSÔ ÉVTIZEDÉBEN.

Author

Anna, Laskai

Subjects
*CULTURAL policy, *ORCHESTRA, *PIANISTS, *COMPOSERS, *REPUTATION, *CONCERT tours
Abstract

Ernst von Dohnányi's Hungarian years, including the musicological examination of his work with the philharmonic, can be considered to be the current task of Dohnányi research. So far we know very little about the Dohnányi era of the Budapest Philharmonic Orchestra, the long-standing Philharmonic Society, about Dohnányi as a conductor who gained an international reputation, primarily as a pianist and composer, and the concert tours outside Hungary of the orchestra that represented Horthy-Hungary. This paper examines the background of these concerts held outside the country, especially the significance of their cultural policy and the content of their programmes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020