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Ferenc Kazinczy, ([ˈfɛɾɛnts], [ˈkɒzintsi]), (in
older English:
Francis Kazinczy,
October 27, 1759 –
August 23, 1831) was a
Hungarian author, poet, translator...
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Kazinczy Street Synagogue is an Art
Nouveau orthodox synagogue built between 1912 and 1913
Budapest VII. district, 29-31
Kazinczy Street number. It is...
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community center.
Movie showings, live
music performances, an art gallery, the
Kazinczy Living Library, the
Szimpla Farmers' Market, and the
Szimpla Bringa bicycle...
- denomination, as it was used to
store wine in past centuries.
Ferenc Kazinczy Mausoleum Ferenc Kazinczy Museum Waldbott-villa
Baroque town hall, a
Renaissance building...
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actively used
today (see also
Ferenc Kazinczy, the
leading figure of the
Hungarian language reforms.)
Kazinczy's chief goal was to
replace existing words...
- Ábel
Zsendovits and his
friends turned a
condemned building complex on
Kazinczy Street into a ruin bar. It
started as an
experimental bar with affordable...
- Dániel Berzsenyi. The
greatest figure of the
language reform was
Ferenc Kazinczy. The
Hungarian language became feasible for all type of
scientific explanations...
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drawn only from the
source of
innate genius. The
Hungarian poet
Ferenc Kazinczy was in the
audience for a May performance, and
later remembered the powerful...
- The
Kazinczy Street Synagogue of
Miskolc is the only
surviving synagogue in the city of Miskolc, Hungary, and the only
still functioning synagogue of...
- Science,
Faculty of
Social Sciences,
Faculty of Informatics)
Buildings in
Kazinczy utca (7th district) and
Izabella utca (6th district) (Faculty of Education...
