Hungarian History & Culture Classes
December 12, 2021

Hungarian History & Culture I & II are each 10 weeks long.

Click here to listen to the Hungarian Living Podcast where I interview Gergely, the instructor, about these classes.

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Hungarian History & Culture I

Below are the topics covered in class:

  • From the beginning to the conquest
  • St. Stephen I and the Árpád House
  • The Hunyadians and the Turkish Age
  • The Rákóczi War of Independence
  • 1848-1849-1867
  • The Austro-Hungarian Monarchy
  • World War I – Trianon
  • Miklós Horthy – World War II
  • 1956
  • The Kádár era 1957-1989

    The architectural, literary and fine art works typical of the given age will also be highlighted.

    This class is also available to those outside of the United States. If you are interested, in participating, please send an email to [email protected] so we can arrange payment.

    “I very much enjoyed Gergely’s history class. It was interesting to hear his perspective on European as well as Hungarian history. He fit a lot of material into a half hour each week. Quite a bit of the information also explained Hungarian genealogy as well.”  ~ Michelle, Michigan

    “I really enjoyed the history and culture class with  Gergely. I appreciate his humor and insights that are usually  missing with just reading about the events.” ~ Robin, Illinois

Hungarian History & Culture II

Gergely helps us learn the high points of these years. The classes are 30 minutes long in English. The classes are not recorded.

  • Retaliation after 1849, the political circumstances of the compromise
  • The society and economy of dualism
  • Being Jewish in Hungary
  • Traffic conditions in Hungary
  • Waves of emigration in Hungary 1.
  • Economic life and society between the two wars
  • Waves of emigration in Hungary 2.
  • Economy and society after World War II until 1990
  • The events of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in detail
  • Christianity as a preservation of values in the middle of Europe.

This class is available to those outside of the United States. If you are interested, in participating, please send an email to [email protected] so we can arrange payment.

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