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Regent Miklós Horthy was the most significant personality in Hungary in the interwar years. His c... more Regent Miklós Horthy was the most significant personality in Hungary in the interwar years. His career was very eventful and under his regency Hungary became the satellite of Nazi Germany. However, Horthy was a British-type conservative statesman who was very far from the Nazis, and he was a great admirer of the British world. His admiration was based on his travel experiences in his youth in the late 19th century. He was a naval officer in the Austro-Hungarian Navy, and wrote in detail of this period of his life in his memoirs. This chapter seeks to present the world view and mentality of the Hungarian
Regent and provide a description of his interesting sea journeys in the Indian and Australian colonies of Great Britain. From these events and aspects, it can be stated that the English world and mentality made great impression on Miklós Horthy.
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HAS has been establishing regional committees since 1961, first in Szeged, Pécs and Veszprém, and then, in 1976, in Debrecen. The construction of the nationwide regional network was concluded in 1978, with the establishment of the Miskolc Regional Committee. Regional committees are independent academic bodies, each having its own committee building with lecture halls, conference rooms, and all further facilities necessary for academic and club activities. The Debrecen Regional Committee (DRC, Hungarian abbreviation: DAB) is an
independent academic body, encompassing the academic community of three counties: Hajdú-Bihar, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok. County borders, however,
are not uncrossable boundaries in academic life. More abstract: pp. 55-57.
Interwar Hungary
HAS has been establishing regional committees since 1961, first in Szeged, Pécs and Veszprém, and then, in 1976, in Debrecen. The construction of the nationwide regional network was concluded in 1978, with the establishment of the Miskolc Regional Committee. Regional committees are independent academic bodies, each having its own committee building with lecture halls, conference rooms, and all further facilities necessary for academic and club activities. The Debrecen Regional Committee (DRC, Hungarian abbreviation: DAB) is an
independent academic body, encompassing the academic community of three counties: Hajdú-Bihar, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg and Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok. County borders, however,
are not uncrossable boundaries in academic life. More abstract: pp. 55-57.
has been forgotten. The study demonstrates that the university’s management supported the view, as early as the very beginning of the 1920s, that for a fundamentally Protestant institution of higher education the government authorities should provide a church of its own. This project was delayed by the world economic crisis of 1929 and the fact that the construction of the Main Building itself of the university was not completed until 1932/1933. The management of the university, the Protestant Diocese of the Trans-Tisza
District and the Ministry of Religion and Public Education jointly invited tenders for the construction of the building, the winner of which was a contructor of Jewish background. This decision-reflecting the spirit of the age-elicited aversion from right-wing student organizations. Through presenting the standpoints
concerning this event, the study provides a graphic description of the relevant contemporaneous attitudes.
Regent and provide a description of his interesting sea journeys in the Indian and Australian colonies of Great Britain. From these events and aspects, it can be stated that the English world and mentality made great impression on Miklós Horthy.
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