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Hungary /'h??g?ri/ (help·info) (Hungarian Magyarország ['m???rorsa?g]&_160; ( listen)), in English officially the Republic of Hungary (Magyar Köztársaság listen (help·info), literally Magyar (Hungarian) Republic), is a landlocked country in the Carpathian Basin of Central Europe, bordered by Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, and Slovenia. Its capital is Budapest. Hungary is a member of OECD, NATO, EU, V4 and is a Schengen state. The official language is Hungarian, which is part of the Finno-Ugric family, thus one of the four official languages of the European Union that are not of Indo-European origin^{[note 1]}

Following a Celtic (after c. 450 BC) and a Roman (9 AD – c. 430) period, the foundation of Hungary was laid in the late 9th century by the Hungarian ruler Árpád, whose great-grandson Stephen I of Hungary was crowned with a crown sent from Rome by the pope in 1000. After being recognized as a kingdom, Hungary remained a monarchy for 946 years,^[4] and at various points was regarded as one of the cultural centers of the Western world. A significant power until the end of World War I, Hungary lost over 70% of its territory, along with 3.3 million people of Hungarian ethnicity,^[5] under the Treaty of Trianon,^[6] the terms of which have been considered humiliating by Hungarians.^[7] Hungary lost 8 of its 10 biggest Hungarian cities too. The kingdom was succeeded by a Communist era (1947–1989) during which Hungary gained widespread international attention regarding the Revolution of 1956 and the seminal move of opening its border with Austria in 1989, thus accelerating the collapse of the Eastern Bloc. The present form of government is a parliamentary republic (since 1989). Today, Hungary is a high-income economy,^[8] and a regional leader regarding certain markers.^[9][10][11] Its current goal is to become a developed country by IMF standards.^[12]

In the past decade, Hungary was listed as one of the 15 most popular tourist destinations in the world.^[13][14] The country is home to the largest thermal water cave system^[15] and the second largest thermal lake in the world (Lake Hévíz), the largest lake in Central Europe (Lake Balaton), and the largest natural grasslands in Europe (Hortobágy).

From 9 BC to the end of the 4th century, Pannonia was part of the Roman Empire on a part of later Hungary's area. In the final stages of the expansion of the Roman empire, the Carpathian Basin fell for a while into the sphere of the Mediterranean, yet Greco-Roman civilization, its town centers, paved roads, and written sources were all part of the advances which the Migration of Peoples ended.

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1. Dental Health Destinations Abroad in Hungary November 19, 2009 Clinics, outpatient facilities and first-class hospitals in Budapest and other major cities throughout the country offer superlative services and care at phenomenal savings over costs found in Great Britain and the United States. With medical care ranging from dental implants to cosmetic surgery to cardiac care, Hungary is fast gaining a reputation throughout Europe and the United States as a medical tourism destination that offers the best in medical care, tourism and savings. Due to rising dental costs around the world, medical tourists, international travelers and citizens from Western... (read more) Author: Julie Adam

2. Croatia best November 16, 2009 Despite the hype, Croatia's pleasures are more endless than in. Along its 1778km beach, a sparkling sea chinook around gravellySynonyms coves, at pine-fringed . Istrian ports flurry with fishermen while children dive into the shiny river. In Dalmatia, cities throb with social life amid early Roman ruins.Croatia is a Central European and Mediterranean kingdom, bordering Slovenia in the west, Hungary in the arctic, Serbia in the east and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the . Croatia also has a long maritime rim with Italy in the Adriatic Sea. Croatia has a bizarre contourSynonyms (similar to a croissa... (read more) Author: Augustine Mcleod

3. The Historic Beauty of Croatia Holidays November 16, 2009 Croatia holidays are a blend of vibrant colours and energetic life, perhaps a reflection on this country's troubled history. Dating back to the early seventh century, the Croats arranged the state into two dukedoms. By AD 925 the first King had been crowned and Croatia’s status was then elevated to a Kingdom, and it kept this sovereignty for the following two centuries. In 1102 Croatia entered a union with Hungary, and then declared independence from the then Austria-Hungary in 1918, co-founding the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. On June 25, 1991, having been a founding member of the second Yugo... (read more) Author: Yvonne Dawson

4. vacation apartment November 16, 2009 Despite the hype, Croatia's pleasures are more enduring than up-to-the-minute. Along its 1778km beach, a gleaming sea antitrade around pebbly coves, at pine- . Istrian ports hubbubAntonym with while children dive into the still water. In Dalmatia, cities throb with nightspots amid ageless Roman ruins.Croatia is a Central European and Mediterranean nation stateSynonyms, bordering Slovenia in the west, Hungary in the polar, Serbia in the east and Bosnia and Herzegovina in the south. Over 90% of the population is Croat (the common of whom are Roman Catholics), but there are also Serbian, Bosnian,... (read more) Author: Augustine Mcleod

5. Hungarian Wine - An Overview November 06, 2009 There's a thing about the Hungarians - these days they like to keep their wine to themselves (only a fifth of their wines are exported). Interesting when you consider that under communist rule in the early 1980's Hungary was the principle Central European wine exporter, shipping out over 60% of their wine production (mostly to the USSR and Eastern Germany). These days, Hungary has about 315,000 acres under vine, scattered throughout the country everywhere except the far South East. Since the fall of communism in 1989, considerable investment has come in from the west (notably from Germany, ... (read more) Author: Pip Martin

6. Hungarians Have Mixed Feelings About Collapse of Communism November 03, 2009 In this June 27, 1989 file picture, then Hungarian Foreign Minister Gyula Horn, right, with Austrian counterpart Alois Mock cut through barbed wire of former Iron Curtain marking border between East, West in Sopron, Hungary, 27 Jun 1989The collapse of the Berlin Wall, in November, 1989, was preceded earlier that year by the opening of the Iron Curtain in Hungary. Now, 20 years later, a new survey by Ipsos - a global online research group - indicates only one Hungarian in five believes their country has changed for the better since 1989 and that 56 percent of Hungarians say their country has l... (read more)

7. Hungarians Commemorate 20th Anniversary Of End of Communism October 24, 2009 Hungary is commemorating its crushed 1956 Revolution against Soviet domination and the 20th anniversary of its declaration as a republic and the end of communism. The ceremonies come however as opinion polls show a growing number of Hungarians are dissatisfied with the political changes that have occurred since then. The Hungarian flag was raised and the Hungarian national anthem played on a rainy autumn Friday morning, as Hungarians observed two major historical events.The ceremony in front of Hungary's Gothic parliament building commemorated the failed revolution against Soviet domination, w... (read more)

8. War Crimes Suspect Surrenders to Police in Australia October 23, 2009 An Australian man accused of killing a Jewish youth in Hungary during the Second World War is in jail, awaiting possible extradition. Charles Zentai denies the murder accusations and has been fighting extradition to Hungary for several years.In this 22 Sep 2006 file photo Charles Zentai, right, leaves the Perth Magistrates Court with his son Ernie SteinerCharles Zentai, 88, is accused of beating a Jewish teenager to death in November 1944 in Budapest. He was serving as a soldier in the army of his native Hungary, which was allied at the time with Nazi Germany.Zentai surrendered to police in We... (read more)

9. Last Bosnian Refugees Return Home From Hungary October 17, 2009 Mental patients who fled the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina in the 1990s have returned home after years in a refugee facility in Hungary. Officials say the patients were the last known Bosnian refugees on the territory of Hungary, which  accommodated tens of thousands of people fleeing Europe's bloodiest conflict since World War Two. It comes as a war crimes suspect received a long prison term for his role in the Balkan war.       The Ambassador of Bosnia-Herzegovina in Hungary,  Nikola Djukic, has confirmed to VOA News Saturday that 19 Bosnian refugees under... (read more)

10. Ghana Under-20 Soccer Team Vies for FIFA Title in Egypt October 15, 2009 The Ghana national youth football team has advanced to the final of the FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Egypt. The squad will take on Brazil on Friday, looking for the country's first title at this level. When they take the field against Brazil Friday at Cairo's International Stadium, the Black Satellites, as Ghana's Under-20 team is known back home, will be aiming for their first championship after two previous unsuccessful final appearances. Ghana earned a berth in this year's Under-20 World Cup final by seeing off Hungary in the semi-final round Tuesday. Coach Sellas Tetteh was pleased with his ... (read more)

11. Chamomile Roman Oil October 08, 2009 Chamomile Roman essential oil is produced from Anthemis nobilis and is also known as English Chamomile. Roman chamomile is native to England and cultivated in Britain, Belgium, Hungary, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Morocco, France and USA. This essential oil is extracted from the flowering tops by steam distillation.  The main chemical components of Chamomile Roman oil are Angelic, Methacrylic, Butyric and Tiglic Acids and Azulene.  It is very light clear/pale blue in color with thin/watery viscosity. This bright, crisp essential oil has a rich, sweet, fruity-herbal fragrance and i... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

12. Chamomile German Oil October 08, 2009 German Chamomile essential oil is from Matricaria chamomilla and is also known as Hungarian Chamomile. It is native to Hungary and cultivated in Hungary, France, Morroco, Spain, Egypt and Eastern Europe. The oil is extracted from the flowers and steam distilled. The main chemical constituents of German chamomile oil are chamazulene, a-bisabolol, bisabolol oxide A, bisabolol oxide B and bisabolone oxide A. The chamazulene component is responsible for the dark blue colour, strong herb-like aroma and soothing effect. It is sweet, fruity and herbaceous with straw-like fragrance and its vis... (read more) Author: Ankur Tandon

13. Soccer jersey made you more confidence October 05, 2009 As we all know, football has a long history. But do you know the history of soccer jerseys? You may can not believer that at the first time, there is no special football jersey for any football team. After a long history, soccer players have their special shirt. After World War II, the dramatic change in soccer uniform became relevant specifically in Italy and Hungary which eventually spread all over Europe then the whole world. Shorts actually even became short and top clothing became lighter. The fabric also changed from stocky wool and cotton to synthetic fibers like nylon as well as ... (read more) Author: asdf asdf

14. UN Group Demands Better Rescue Efforts In Disasters October 03, 2009 United Nations delegates are demanding better coordination between UN rescue teams and non governmental organizations (NGOs) during natural disasters such as the recent earthquake in Indonesia. The appeal came at a regional conference in Budapest, Hungary of the UN's International Search And Rescue Advisory Group (INSARAG), a global network of more than 80 countries and disaster response organizations. A large number of natural disasters, centered in Southeast Asia the past few weeks, has helped to motivate United Nations delegates to agree to improve cooperation between U.N. rescue teams and ... (read more)

15. PET bottle washing line October 02, 2009 PET bottle washing line Application: QX type PET washing line were developed by introducing international advanced technology. From the start point to the last step the waste plastics such as beverage PET bottles hard plastic packing materials can be easily washed. The line was regarded as the popular recommended machinery of green environment protection field. Such kind of washing equipment lines were applied in Germany, Hungary, Lithuania, Belgium, France, Luxemburg and some African countries. Raidsant Machinery Co., Ltd define the recycling of PET as to process the used PET in a proper ... (read more) Author: Ricardo Liu

16. The Fashion of Short Hair for Women October 02, 2009 Gentlemen prefer blondes; apparently they also prefer long hair, according to Tamás Bereczkei, PhD, professor of psychology at the University of Pécs in Hungary. She performed a study in which images of female faces with varying hair lengths were presented to men. The men then evaluated the individual hairstyles for appeal and attractiveness. “Longer hair had a significant positive effect on the ratings of a woman’s attractiveness; shorter styles did not,” as stated by Dr. Bereczkei in her findings. So, is this really true? Well I guess you would have to ask the man in your life. It seem... (read more) Author: JR Lang

17. Adolf Hitler - Mein Kampf audiobook for your pleasure October 01, 2009 Adolf Hitler was lone of the generally valuable person in the planet history. He was the ruler of Germany pro 13 years from 1933 to 1945. Known in the history pro his totalitarian and fascist dictatorship, Hitler claims with the intention of Jews were enemies of the Aryan rush. Born in Braunau am Inn, Austria-Hungary, on 20 April 1889, Alois Hitler, a customs authoritative, and Klara Polzl, Hitler had a troubled childhood. He was influenced by Martin Luther. He refers to Martin Luther as a splendid warrior, a real statesman and a splendid reformer. Mein Kampf, in English: My Struggle... (read more) Author: Jose Miguel freirre Suquillo

18. WHO: Only 3 Billion Swine Flu Vaccines This Year September 24, 2009 The World Health Organization says manufacturers will be able to produce only about 3 billion doses of H1N1 swine flu vaccine this year, instead of the earlier predicted 5 billion.The organization says a single dose of the vaccine will be sufficient for healthy adults and older children, but will be inadequate to cover the world's 6.8 billion people.The United Nations health agency says Australia, China, Hungary and the United States have already licensed vaccines for the pandemic strain of the illness.  Japan and several countries in Europe will follow shortly.Some information for this r... (read more)

19. What to Expect from Danube River Cruises September 24, 2009 Whereas ocean cruises offer great views of the sea, Danube river cruises offer a completely different perspective. The river passes through many countries including Hungary, Romania, Yugoslavia, Austria and Germany. You can experience the inland territories over a stretch of over 2,000 miles. Western Europe cruises such as these are the best way to see some wonderful landscapes and breathtaking scenery that no ocean cruise can give you. River cruises have a particular advantage over ocean cruises in that you get to see more of the countries passing by your window and less scenes of endl... (read more) Author: Klik Sail

20. Vietnam's Prime Minister Declares All Properties Belong to Government September 19, 2009 Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung (r) and his Hungarian counterpart Gordon Bajnai inspect the honor guards in front of the Parliament building in Budapest, 18 Sep 2009Vietnam's Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung says his government will not accept demands from the Vatican to return confiscated properties to the Catholic Church in Vietnam. Mr Dung made the comments in Budapest Friday, following trade talks with his Hungarian counterpart Gordon Bajnai. Answering questions from VOA News, Prime Minister Dung defended Vietnam's policy to stop the Catholic Church from taking back church buildin... (read more)

21. Dog Obedience Training September 21, 2009 Learn how to stop your dog's bad behavior.Learn proper training techniques.Learn 10 tricks for your dog.Cut your dog training in half MAKE THE PUPS KNOW WHO'S IN CHARGE However, they can be your worst enemy sometimes. HUNTING THE RIGHT HOUND But for the most part, these are large, powerful dogs. Skilled owners in training are what they need. The Akita (Japan), the Komondor (Hungary), the Portuguese water dog, the Newfoundland, the Saint Bernard (Switzerland), the Alaskan Malamute, the Bernese Mountain dog (Switzerland) and many more make this group a veritable United Nat... (read more) Author: Borhan Sergiu

22. New version of MobiAccess has been released September 16, 2009 InfomatiX Ltd. (Budapest, HUNGARY) has released the new 3.0 version of MobiAccess – the mobile development framework which consummates over 7 years of research and development effort. Platform independence The philosophy of the framework is to overlay the differences between the individual mobile platforms. Using the system makes it very easy to create business applications for all popular mobile platforms or to enhance existing corporate applications with mobile device support. While MobiAccess offers a great set of standard functionality, there are various plug-ins available to... (read more) Author: Mobi Access

23. How to Have Healthier Skin September 15, 2009 If we do not live right skin loses its health and wellness. It might be unnoticeable in early youth, but we can’t ignore it later. The best advice is to maintain a healthy lifestyle and observe proper skin care to achiever firmer skin that is healthy even at an advanced age. Skin health and firmness is affected by our lifestyle - from the food we eat, to our hygiene, and our overall lifestyle. Here are some ways on how we can have healthier skin: Perform some exercise regularly. Exercise has more benefits for your body aside from keeping you fit. It adds elasticity to your skin. Als... (read more) Author: Romela de Leon

24. CIB Bank of Hungary is slammed by conciliatory body September 15, 2009 A longtime customer of Hungarian CIB Bank Zrt. (CIB Bank Ltd., A bank of Intesa Sanpaolo) requested the selling of the CIB Real Estate Fund of Funds owned by him through the internet banking system on the 7th November 2008. The bank did not execute the transaction and due to the suspension of trading with the funds initiated by PSZAF (Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority) this resulted in a loss for the customer. The bank promised compensation over the phone (telebanking system) but later retracted this promise citing various reasons. The case was brought to the BBT (Budapest Conciliato... (read more) Author: William Benjamin

25. Slovakia, Hungary Agree to Tackle Extremism September 11, 2009 The Prime Ministers of Hungary and Slovakia have agreed to tackle extremism as part of efforts to overcome their countries' worst diplomatic crisis in years. They made the announcement following a meeting at the Hungarian-Slovak border Thursday. Both nations are at loggerheads over a controversial language law and the treatment of ethnic Hungarians in Slovakia.  Amid tight security, the Prime Ministers of Hungary and Slovakia met at the Hungarian border town of Szecseny and announced they had agreed on ways to end their political and ethnic disputes. In a joint statement, the two leader... (read more)

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