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The exhibition entitled Unity and Variety. The Armenian Bible and Religious Tradition, opening on March 25, 2019, will present the first three complete Armenian Bible editions and many family relics, as well as objects related to the religious practices of Transylvanian Armenians.
2019/03/18
On April 13, 2019, our colleague, Edina Zsupán will deliver a lecture at an international conference organized by the University of Vienna, Department of Art History, Belvedere and Kunsthistorisches Museum.
2019/03/13
In recognition of his outstanding literary activity, our colleague Dr. László Boka was awarded Attila József Prize.
Our traditional exhibition presenting the best of maps produced by the Hungarian map making community in 2018 will be open in the Ceremonial Hall of NSZL (on Floor 6 of the building) between March 29 and April 13, 2019.
2019/03/11
On the occasion of the Hungarian national holiday, we recommend our readers to use the electronic services of the Library.
2019/03/11
My Dime Memories – in April 2019, we are organizing a crowdsourced exhibition in Budapest to reflect upon stories from 1989 and how its changes impacted on everyday life, and we need your input. Until April 5, we invite you to share with us any memorabilia, including family and other photographs, personal items and objects, recalling the period of the regime change.
2019/03/07
Digitization of OSZK híradó (NSZL Chronicle) has finally been completed. Online version of the periodical, aimed at processing and preserving the history of National Széchényi Library, can be accessed in the Electronic Periodicals Archive & Database (EPA).
On March 19, 2019, a sequel to the highly successful exhibition on the Pest entertainment industry between the two world wars will be opened in National Széchényi Library.
2019/03/04
On March 8, 2019, our exhibition on Júlia Szendrey will ceremoniously be ended with a round-table discussion, in which the following experts will take part: literary and art historian Zsolt Mészáros, industrial artist Edit Szücs, and curators of the exhibition, literary historians Anikó Ágnes Patonai and Rita Szűts-Novák.
2019/03/01
A book of studies entitled Ekslibris – znak własnościowy, dzieło sztuki. Studia i szkice (Ex libris: mark of ownership - piece of art. Studies and sketches) was recently published, based on the material of a Cracow-based international academic ex libris conference. The volume also includes an English-language study written by NSZL staff member Dr. Kornélia Vas-Tóth.
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