Paul Pulitzer

hungárián heritage review H FROM THE EDITOR This month marks the lOOth anniversary of the death of Ferenc Liszt (July 31, 1886), one of the greatest Hungárián pianists, composers, conductors. and teachers of music of all time. Throughout the world, during this month of July, his musical bequest...

=3from 0% fintor Because many of our readers have inquired about it, and now that we have finally announced the activation of the Rákóczi Foundation-International (USA) in our May issue, it is timely, we believe, to explain the linkage between it, the Rákóczi Foundation (Canada), and the...

It is widely acknowledged in the fteld of publishing that the third year in the life of a publication is the most crucial and that, if serious problem-challenges are met and overcome, it will survive for the long-pull stronger than ever. We can bear witness that there is a lot of truth in this...

We are very pleased to announce that contractual negotiations with Stephen Sisa, the author of "The Spirit of Hungary", have finally been successfully concluded and that we have already begun preparations for the re-publishing and nationwide distribution of this book, for which there still is...

Thirty years ago this month, the Hungárián people, in the face of impossible military odds, rose up in righteous anger against the brutal suppression of their humán rights. Fighting virtually barehanded against guns and tanks, they paid a bloody price for their noble and courageous bid for...