Magyar Világhíradó 1005 (Q4104): Difference between revisions

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Changed [hu] description: a filmhíradóban elhangzó szöveg: Szinyei Merse Jenő vallás- és közoktatásügyi miniszter a Szépművészeti Múzeumban megnyitotta a finnugor néprokonsági kiállítást. A megnyitáson jelen voltak a Budapesten időző finn kulturális küldöttség tagjai is. (1943. május)
 
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The text in the newsreel: Minister of Religion and Public Education Jenő Szinyei Merse opened the Finno-Ugric kinship exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts. The opening was also attended by members of the Finnish cultural delegation visiting Budapest. (May 1943)
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The text in the newsreel: Minister of Religion and Public Education Jenő Szinyei Merse opened the Finno-Ugric kinship exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts. The opening was also attended by members of the Finnish cultural delegation visiting Budapest. (May 1943)
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Magyar Világhíradó 1005
The text in the newsreel: Minister of Religion and Public Education Jenő Szinyei Merse opened the Finno-Ugric kinship exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts. The opening was also attended by members of the Finnish cultural delegation visiting Budapest. (May 1943)

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