Examples of using Inter-war in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They continue the inter-war tradition inaugurated by sociologist Virgil Barbat.
To answer this question we have to go back to the inter-war period depression.
In the inter-war period the Royal Navy was stripped of much of its power.
The dominant Ministers of Culture at the inter-war era were Kuno Klebelsberg and Balint Homan.
In the Inter-War period, there were almost 13 000 Jews in Timișoara, today there are around 700.
The number of Czechoslovaks persecuted in the inter-war period is put at around 1,000, of whom 700 died.
In the inter-war period, capitalism seemed doomed by intolerable inequalities, deflation, and mass unemployment.
The former CzechoslovakRepublic experienced a great wave of emigration in the inter-war period, chiefly to the United States.
Dance school Under Stalinism, this inter-war institution was seen as a vestige of petit-bourgeois values.
The children meet on an island in the lake, and have a series of adventures that weave imaginative tales of pirates andexploration into everyday life in inter-war rural England.
The First World War, the inter-war years and the Second World War taught us something- which is a rare event in history.
Numerous houses havebeen erected which were inspired by both the architecture of the inter-war avant-garde and by the luxury apartment blocks of the thirties.
In the inter-war years, tight budgets caused nearly all navies to skimp on testing their torpedoes.
Also collected and displayed are ensembles and furniture from the inter-war period through to Austrian furniture design of the 20th and 21st centuries.
During the inter-war period, the majority of Serbian politicians defended a strong centralised country, while their opponents demanded major autonomy for the regions.
Nevertheless, on the basis of the in-depth interviews the important inference can be drawn that an elite consciousness waspresent in part of the middle class families during the inter-war period.
Although Iran was neutral,the Shah had basically done the inter-war modernization of the country with German help, and he refused to expel the German advisors on British request.
Probably there was no capacity to manufacture and distribute them, and as we have already mentioned by quoting Russian philately forums,the postcard genre almost completely disappeared from the inter-war Soviet Union.
Performance with romanian walnut varieties- Did you know that in the inter-war period, in Romania there were produced 200,000 tons of walnuts in shells, five times the amount that is produced in our days?
The other criticism, meanwhile, attacks Islamism, not because it is un-Danish, but because it is a totalitarianideology related to the various forms of totalitarianism during the inter-war period in Europe.
Looking back at the writings of Spengler and other inter-war cultural pessimists, it becomes evident that their one-dimensional hostility towards the masses was a sublimated expression of a far more fundamental problem;
It must analyse the period of the formation of the Transylvanian(not only Hungarian!) press(1790- 1848), the period of civil media publicity(1849- 1920),the minority press in the inter-war period, the age of“socialist publicity” and the post-communist press.
The company continues to develop baby and infant foods in this inter-war period, and launches Pelargon in 1934, a full-milk powder for babies enriched with lactic acid bacteria, to improve its digestibility.
Compared to the Western half of the continent, the Hungarian ratio of extramarital births was above the Western average in the first two thirds of the century except for short periods,though surpassing it only to a small extent in the inter-war period.
The inter-war Czechoslovak model remained undermined by its inability to cope with the multi-ethnic state and by the belief that it had the capacity to impose a Czech model on all nonCzechs, who made up somewhere over half the population.
The general objective of the Historical Reconstruction International Festival from Brasov is to raise the awareness of children, local public andtourists on the meaning of the First World War Armistice and inter-war period in the local, national and European history.
A small but select company, with such participants as the historian Krisztina Kurdi, who is almost the only author to regularly publish in Hungarian on Lemberg and the Jewish culture of Galicia, Tamás Deák,a connoisseur of inter-war Poland, the historian Catherine Darley from France, who made research in Russia a number of times(including in the former gulag of the Solovki Islands), or Balázs Rafael, who himself guided groups in Soviet Lvov.