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Hungary is a relatively flat country located in Central Europe, divided by the Danube River. It has a rich cultural tradition evident in folk arts and music composed by renowned Hungarians. Hungary also has a strong Olympic tradition, ranking 9th overall in medals won. Some cultural customs include Advent wreaths and making noise on New Year's Eve. Hungary attracts many tourists each year to sites like thermal lakes and grasslands. It has experienced a tumultuous history but is now a parliamentary republic with a President and Prime Minister. The climate is continental with hot summers and average annual rainfall. The military consists of army and air force branches responsible for homeland defense.
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Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
Traditional jobs and occupations
Traditional Hungarian occupations can be found in several crafts and industries. Szentendre and Pécs are known for their ceramic and porcelain work, with Zsolnay porcelain still being produced in Pécs. Other crafts included shoemaking, wheelwrighting, rag-and-bone collection, carpentry, coopering, herding, fur trading, dyeing, distilling pálinka and Tokaji wine, baking, and confectioning. Baking and confectioning supported trade fairs and guilds that celebrated Hungarian culture and traditions.
Presentation Of Hungary
- Hungary has a long history dating back to Celtic and Roman periods, and was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It is now a parliamentary republic.
- Natural resources include the largest stalactite cave in Europe and second largest thermal lake. The largest lake is Lake Balaton.
- Famous Hungarians include Ernő Rubik who invented the Rubik's Cube, and Albert Szent-Györgyi who discovered vitamin C.
- Hungary has 19 counties with Budapest as the independent capital. The landscape includes mountains, national parks, and rivers like the Danube and Tisza.
- Most Hungarians are Catholic or Protestant. Traditional cuisine includes goulash and dessert
Hungary
Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe with Budapest as its capital. Budapest is the largest city and serves as the principal political, cultural, and economic center. The document also discusses the history of Hungary and provides details about the city of Budapest and the town of Jászberény.
Hungary
The document provides information about Hungary, including its location in Central Europe, neighboring countries, capital of Budapest, population, climate, geographical regions, world heritage sites, highest point, largest river and lake, national parks, flora and fauna, sights in the capital city of Budapest, and notable castles. It also discusses Hungarian folk art, specialties, and famous Hungarians.
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Educational Hungary presentation in English. I has been using this presentation during my EVS in Poland to share interesting facts for Polish students/adults.
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Budapest is the capital city of Hungary formed from the unification of Buda, Pest, and Óbuda in 1873. It has over 1.7 million residents within its 525 square kilometers and is situated along the Danube River. Some of Budapest's most notable landmarks include Heroes' Square, Fisherman's Bastion overlooking the Danube, St. Stephen's Basilica, and the Hungarian Parliament building. The city has a long history dating back to Roman settlements and was an important political and cultural center during the Middle Ages and Ottoman rule.
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This document provides information about several aspects of Hungarian national heritage and culture, including:
- Seven UNESCO World Heritage sites in Hungary related to culture and nature, including Budapest, Pécs, Hortobágy National Park, and the Caves of Aggtelek Karst.
- Important figures from Hungarian history like Queen Elisabeth of Hungary, architects Miklós Ybl and György Zala, and King Matthias Corvinus who brought the Renaissance to Hungary.
- Cultural sites in Budapest like Andrássy Avenue, Heroes' Square, and the Opera House, as well as the historic wine region of Tokaj and the traditional village of Hollókő
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Hungary is located in Central Europe and borders Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria. Hungary has a population of 10 million people and its capital and largest city is Budapest. Hungary has a democratic government and a continental climate. The official language is Hungarian, though some also speak German. The official currency is the Hungarian Forint.
Traditional jobs and occupations
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- Hungary has a long history dating back to Celtic and Roman periods, and was once part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It is now a parliamentary republic.
- Natural resources include the largest stalactite cave in Europe and second largest thermal lake. The largest lake is Lake Balaton.
- Famous Hungarians include Ernő Rubik who invented the Rubik's Cube, and Albert Szent-Györgyi who discovered vitamin C.
- Hungary has 19 counties with Budapest as the independent capital. The landscape includes mountains, national parks, and rivers like the Danube and Tisza.
- Most Hungarians are Catholic or Protestant. Traditional cuisine includes goulash and dessert
Hungary
Hungary is a landlocked country in Central Europe with Budapest as its capital. Budapest is the largest city and serves as the principal political, cultural, and economic center. The document also discusses the history of Hungary and provides details about the city of Budapest and the town of Jászberény.
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The document provides information about Hungary, including its location in Central Europe, neighboring countries, capital of Budapest, population, climate, geographical regions, world heritage sites, highest point, largest river and lake, national parks, flora and fauna, sights in the capital city of Budapest, and notable castles. It also discusses Hungarian folk art, specialties, and famous Hungarians.
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Educational Hungary presentation in English. I has been using this presentation during my EVS in Poland to share interesting facts for Polish students/adults.
A01 budapest
Budapest is the capital city of Hungary formed from the unification of Buda, Pest, and Óbuda in 1873. It has over 1.7 million residents within its 525 square kilometers and is situated along the Danube River. Some of Budapest's most notable landmarks include Heroes' Square, Fisherman's Bastion overlooking the Danube, St. Stephen's Basilica, and the Hungarian Parliament building. The city has a long history dating back to Roman settlements and was an important political and cultural center during the Middle Ages and Ottoman rule.
National heritage and famous people hungary
This document provides information about several aspects of Hungarian national heritage and culture, including:
- Seven UNESCO World Heritage sites in Hungary related to culture and nature, including Budapest, Pécs, Hortobágy National Park, and the Caves of Aggtelek Karst.
- Important figures from Hungarian history like Queen Elisabeth of Hungary, architects Miklós Ybl and György Zala, and King Matthias Corvinus who brought the Renaissance to Hungary.
- Cultural sites in Budapest like Andrássy Avenue, Heroes' Square, and the Opera House, as well as the historic wine region of Tokaj and the traditional village of Hollókő
Presentation of hungary
Hungary is a republic located in Central Europe. It has a single-chamber parliament and is divided into 19 counties. The capital and largest city is Budapest, located along the Danube River, which has a population of 2 million people and is renowned for its cultural and architectural attractions. Hungary has a population of 10.1 million and is known for its thermal baths, lakes, and grasslands in addition to being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
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Hungary is a republic located in Central Europe. It has a single-chamber parliament and is divided into 19 counties. The capital and largest city is Budapest, located along the Danube River, which has a population of 2 million people and is renowned for its cultural and architectural attractions. Hungary has a population of 10.1 million and is known for its thermal baths, lakes, and grasslands in addition to being one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world.
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The document summarizes key attractions in Budapest, Hungary. It mentions Heroes' Square as one of the major squares featuring Matthias Church. It also mentions St. Stephen's Basilica, a Roman Catholic basilica named after Stephen, Hungary's first king. The document concludes by describing the annual Sziget Festival, one of the largest music and cultural festivals in Europe held every August on an island in the Danube River in Northern Budapest.
Hungary.state
This document provides information about various places and things related to Hungary. It includes brief descriptions of Budapest as the capital and largest city, Lake Balaton as the largest lake in Central Europe, and Ferenc Puskás as a famous Hungarian footballer who scored many goals for Hungary and in Spanish leagues. Visuals are also included showing crown jewels, the Hungarian Parliament building, and other locations around Hungary.
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Although Hungary participated in World War II as an ally of the Germans suffered military occupation of Germany after a failed attempt to switch sides on October 15, 1944 . Interim government , led by Communist Party of Hungary , was replaced in November 1945 after the elections gave majority control of the coalition government to the Independent Smallholders Party . The government instituted a radical land reform and gradually nationalized mines, power plants , factories and some of the major banks. In the 1947 elections , marred by fraud, the leftist bloc gained control of the government. The postwar cooperation between the Soviet Union and Eastern collapsed and the Cold War began . With the support of the Soviets, Mátyás Rákosi , formed in Moscow, began the establishment of the communist dictatorship .
Hungary's transition to a parliamentary democracy as the West was the first and most peaceful in the former Soviet bloc. It was inspired by nationalism that has long encouraged Hungarians to control their own destiny . The first free parliamentary election took place in May 1990 . It was a kind of plebiscite based on the communist past . The Communists , reformed and reinvigorated , had a mediocre performance despite having more advantages than you usually have the party in power . The liberal parties , the center-right and populist had a better performance when the Hungarian Democratic Forum party won 43% of the vote and the Alliance of Free Democrats got 24 %.
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National heritage and famous people Hungary
This document summarizes some of Hungary's notable world heritage sites, people, and inventions. It discusses 8 UNESCO world heritage sites in Hungary ranging from cultural to natural sites, including Budapest, Pécs, Aggtelek Karst caves. Famous Hungarians mentioned include Queen Elisabeth of Hungary, architect Ybl Miklós who designed Andrássy Avenue, and King Matthias Corvinus who brought the Renaissance to Hungary. Inventions from Hungarians highlighted are Vitamin C, the ballpoint pen, Rubik's cube, and more.
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1) Poland is a country located in Central Europe with a population of 38 million. Its capital and largest city is Warsaw.
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3) Important historical figures from Olsztyn include Nicolaus Copernicus, a Renaissance-era astronomer who developed the Copernican model of the universe.
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- The village of Loretto surrounded by the Nadbużańskim Landscape Park and home to a sanctuary.
- The Treblinka extermination camp where 700,000-900,000 Jews were killed during the Holocaust.
- Several other palaces, mansions, residences, and landmarks found throughout Poland like the Royal Castle and Old Town in Warsaw.
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Vienna, Austria has long been an important center of musical innovation, attracting composers in the 18th-19th centuries like Mozart and Beethoven. The Musikverein concert hall, known for its annual New Year's Concert, and the Vienna Philharmonic orchestra are iconic cultural institutions. Austrian folk music includes styles like Schrammelmusik featuring accordion and guitar, as well as yodeling, while folk dances include the Schuhplattler, Ländler, and waltz. The Austropop music movement originated in the 1970s blending various styles like rock and pop.
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10 the most interesting places in poland
This document provides summaries of 10 interesting places to visit in Poland, including dunes in Słowiński National Park, Dunajec River Gorge in the Tatra Mountains, Hańcza Lake which is the deepest in Poland, Maczuga Herkulesa rock formation in Ojcowski National Park, the historic Wieliczka Salt Mine, old towns in Gdańsk and Wrocław, Wawel Castle in Kraków, the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum memorializing the Holocaust, and the Royal Castle in Warsaw.
Poland our country
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The capital of Poland is Warsaw, located in the central region. Poland borders Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia, Lithuania, and has access to the Baltic Sea. The highest point is Rysy peak at 2,499 meters, located in the Tatra Mountains. Major rivers include the Vistula, Oder, Warta, and Bug. Other prominent cities are Toruń, Gdańsk, Bydgoszcz, Szczecin, Poznań, Wrocław, Kraków, and Łódź. Poland is a democratic republic with a president and prime minister. Notable monuments can be found throughout Polish cities,
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Hungary is a country located in Central Europe with a population of around 10 million people. It has a unique language with letters not used elsewhere and family names coming before given names. Hungary is known for its thermal baths in Budapest, the largest city, as well as the largest lake called Balaton. The traditional village of Hollókő and its architecture are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hungarian inventions include the ballpoint pen and Rubik's cube, while traditional foods feature paprika and goulash soup.
msa hungary hu
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Hungary is a country located in Central Europe with a population of around 10 million people. It has a unique language with letters not used elsewhere and family names coming before given names. Hungary is known for its thermal baths in Budapest, the largest city, as well as the largest lake called Balaton. The traditional village of Hollókő and its architecture are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Football is the most popular sport and inventions like the ballpoint pen and Rubik's cube originated in Hungary.
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- 2. Physical Characteristics • Hungary is a relatively flat country, being that it consists mostly of plains such as the Little Hungarian Plain and the Great Hungarian Plain. • Hungary is divided in half by its main waterway the Danube. • Lake Heviz, the largest thermal lake in the world, is also located in Hungary.
- 3. Cultural Characteristics • Hungary has a rich folk tradition. Examples of this are decorated potteries, buildings, and carvings. • The music of Hungary mainly consists of traditional Hungarian folk music by composers such as Liszt, Franz Schmidt, Bartok, and Kodaly. • In the Olympics, Hungary ranks 9th out of 211 participating nations with a total of 465 medals.
- 4. Customs & Traditions • The holiday seasons in Hungary start with Advent. • One way the people of Hungary prepare for Christmas is by making a Advent wreath. • On December 31, the people of Hungary gather together to make a lot of noise to “chase” the year away.
- 5. Unique Facts • Hungary is one of the thirty most popular tourist destinations of the world, attracting a total of 8.6 million tourists a year (last recorded in 2007). • It’s home to the largest thermal water cave system. • It’s also home to the second largest thermal lake in the world, Lake Heviz, the largest lake in Central Europe, Lake Balaton, and the largest natural grasslands in Europe, Hortobagy.
- 6. History • Hungary was a great power until the end of World War I, when Hungary lost over 70% of its territory, one third of its ethnic population, and all of its sea ports. • Its present form of government, a parliamentary republic, was established in 1989. • On March 15, 1848, the House of Habsburg was dethroned.
- 7. Government • Hungary’s government is currently a parliamentary government. • The President of the Republic is elected by the members of the National Assembly every 5 years. • The President’s role is being a Commander-in- Chief of the armed forces. • The President also nominates the Prime Minister, who is elected by a majority of the votes of the Members of Parliament.
- 8. Climate • Hungary mainly has a continental climate. • It consists of hot summers with low humidity levels, but with frequent rain showers. • The average annual temperature is 45.5 degrees Fahrenheit. • The average annual rainfall is around 23.6 in. • A minor part of southern Hungary has a Mediterranean climate. •
- 9. Military • Hungary has two branches of military; the “Hungarian Ground Force” and the “Hungarian Air Force”. • The Hungarian Ground Force is known as the “Corps of Homeland Defenders”. • Essentially, this would be known as their Army.
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