Harry G. Ladanye

FROM THE EDITOR: There is much more behind the subject of our editorial this month than "meets-the-eye". But we are quite certain ihat you will be able to pinpoint one of the most stubbornly opiníonated obstacles to unification behind unselfish efforts to enhance the nationwide public image of the...

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...

EDITORIAL: When we went out of our way to find the time, in spite of a very heavy workload, to attend a conference of great importance to the future of our Hungárián heritage in America and observed that Hungárián representation left a lot to be desired, we were embarrassed and, as the day...

hungárián heritage review 1 FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE. . . . REPORT FROM CANADA: The Hungárián Research Institute of Canada at the University of Toronto, which was recently established under the joint auspices of the Rákóczi Foundation, the Széchényi Society of Calgary, and the University of...

EDITOR'S NOTE: This commemorative issue is dedicated to Louis Kossuth (1802-1894), the great Hungárián freedom fighter, patriot, and statesman, and to the Hungárián War of Independence (1848-1849) which he inspired and led. For this reason, we had to shuffle things around a bit to fit...