Central Europe is not Just a

Central Europe is not Just a

’Meteorological Concept’, but a ’Spiritual Kingdom’

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In T ro D u C T I o n

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prof. Dr. nánDor bIrher

Dr. péTer berTalan

ákos Jezsó

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of the region.

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time of World War I.

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Ce n T r a l eu ro p e: a Cu lT u r a l Is l a n D o r a sa n D b a r?

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the area is minimal.

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Ce n T r a l eu ro p e: a re G I o n ve r s u s a su b r e G I o n?

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its strengthening is still a real threat in our region today.

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areas to its east to lag behind.

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to relate to our own history.

resources and life.

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or West-East Literature. The East we are analyzing is within us. The westerner who analyzes

an e x a M p l e: Ce n T r a l eu ro p e a s a “sp I r I T ua l kI n G D o M” a n D T h e

v^{aT I C a n} DI p l o M a C y

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issues it is also noticeable that he accurately listed the threats to the world. For our subject

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sT I l l re l e va n T To Day: re l I G I o u s un I T y a n D pe a C e, so C I a l

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