Примери коришћења Kossuth на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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How's Kossuth?
Kossuth Radio MTI.
Commemorative plaque for Kossuth Bridge.
Kossuth rejected the very idea of a Slovak nation[…].";
You received a Kossuth Prize, Magda dear.
A conceptual that's a bit overweight, butstill better than Kossuth.
Due to its hasty construction, the Kossuth bridge had several restrictions on use.
It later evolved into a different meaning when the Art and Language group,headed by Joseph Kossuth, adopted it.
Officially inaugurated as the"Lajos Kossuth Bridge", it was named after the patriot leader of Hungary's 1848-49 revolution.
In 1849 Nesselrode sent Russian troops to aid Austria in putting down the Hungarian revolution led by Lajos Kossuth.
The protesters marched from Heroes' Square to Kossuth Square by the Parliament, where brief speeches were delivered.
The Kossuth Bridge or Kossuth híd was a bridge that stood over the river Danube in Budapest from 15 January 1946 to 1960.
After several victorious battles in Spring of 1849, Kossuth and the Hungarian Diet declared the Habsburgs deposed on 14 April 1849.
The Kossuth Bridge gradually became a maintenance problem and its low span more of an obstacle to shipping on the River Danube.
With the help of the new tax network andthe frequency exchange made available to the public service, the Kossuth and Dankó Radio broadcasts to several students.
He got the Kossuth Prize, the Gramophone Award, and won top prizes at competitions from Salzburg through Brussels to Indianapolis.
They want to send out paid soldiers from Brussels who will be letting migrants(through to Hungary)," Orban told the state-run Kossuth Radio, MTI is reporting on Friday.
Kossuth rejected the very idea of a Slovak nation."; Piotr Stefan Wandycz, The Price of Freedom: A History of East Central Europe from the Middle Ages to the Present.
Kiss' story begins in the town of Cinkota, Hungary(at the time about 7 miles or 11 kilometers outside of Budapest) in 1900,where he rented a house at 9 Kossuth Street.
With the support of Lajos Kossuth and Imre Cseszneky, he was elected to represent Jankovác at the diet of 1848, and in 1849 was made one of the judges of the high court.
When obliged to flee again after Hungary's defeat in the 1848-49 war of independence, he joined Lajos Kossuth in England and with him made a tour in the United States.
Hungarian national movement development, led by Kossuth, founded on the historically acknowledged statesmanship and political rights of Hungarians, in-fluenced strengthening of the national awareness among Serbs too.
Krasznahorkai has been honored with numerous literary prizes,among them the highest award of the Hungarian state, the Kossuth Prize, and the Man Booker International Prize for his English-translated oeuvre.[1].
Speaking to Kossuth radio this morning, PM Orbán said that over the past ten years Hungary had never managed to attain comparable influence in the EU, and the post would be“the most important” of the next five years.
On 15 March, mass protests in Buda and Pest along with a proclamation of the Hungarian Diet,under direction of Lajos Kossuth, saw the Hungarian Kingdom declare itself independent of Habsburg domination.
The new government, led by Lajos Kossuth, was initially successful against the Habsburg forces, but eventually, after one and a half years of fighting, the revolution was crushed when Russian Tsar Nicholas I marched into Hungary with over 300,000 troops.
In their letter, the Authority emphasized that"maybe the brave butfrequently anonymous freedom fighters of the internet can see reason that Ice-T is far away from Lajos Kossuth, the real fighter of press freedom.".
When the representatives of the Vojvodinian Serbs negotiated with the Hungarian leader Lajos Kossuth in 1848, they asked him not to call them Raci, because they regard this name insulting, since they had their national and historical endonym- Serbs.
TwitterOne of the most important artists of his generation in Hungary, Kristóf Baráti performs regularly in his native country with all the major Hungarian orchestras, in recital andchamber music, and in 2014 he was awarded Hungary's highest cultural award, the Kossuth Prize, following in the footsteps of András Schiff, György Ligeti and Iván Fischer amongst others.
It is possible, however,to sympathize with Kossuth and the Magyar leaders in their fear of various political combinations under active contemplation in Central Europe at the time; for instance, German unification, embracing the entirety of the Habsburg realm, or a complete restructuring of the Austrian Empire on an ethnic basis.