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[27] Activities take place in riding schools as a rule, and along with riding, horses and ponies are cared for in the stables.


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Teaching horses may each have their own volunteer carer or several carers who take care of cleaning their grooming horses and preparing for teaching classes, for example on certain days of the week.


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Holding your own horse is not uncommon among riding enthusiasts.


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However, caring for a horse is responsible and takes plenty of time every day, and it becomes quite expensive to maintain a horse especially if you do not live in the countryside and are unable to keep your horse in your stable.


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Horse hobby might also focus on racetracing.


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The trotting world is more manly than riding, but even young girls might work as horse attendants and coaching assistants and also end up working on racehorses as caregivers, instructors or trainers.


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Following the trotting competitions and the associated betting is also a popular pastime.


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[28] Young horse enthusiasts often create horse-themed websites, participate in discussions on equine forums, and may also engage in virtual horse grooming.


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It is also quite common to photograph horses, as well as collecting horsetail tickets, for example.


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Before Internet use became widespread, for example, family records of horses were collected.


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Horse Quitting When an aging or sick horse is euthanized, it is taken to the vet to be euthanized or slaughtered.


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[29] [30] [31] Appointments and colours of horses Appointments by gender The mare is a female horse.


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The stallion is an unneutered male horse.


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A gelding (also a whale) is a castrated or runed male horse.


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The rune mare is a sterilized mare.


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Pietturi is a cryptorchidal stallion.


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The nature of the piettur can be difficult and castrating it is a larger measure than usual.


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The foal is a mare colt or stud by gender.


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By age, Milk Foal lived as an unweaned foal, that is, a foal that sucks milk from his mother.


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The colt is a horse under four years old.


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Folk names for foals of weaning age include, for example, mullet colt (as in cattle “mulli”), as well as shaggy colt and buckthorn referring to colt's shaggy winter hair.


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Sälkö is a par—three year old foal that is already being taught; the sleigh pull is a foal approaching juvenile age that has been taught to pull a sleigh (but not yet a cart).


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The young horse is a horse of 4—6 years old.


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Renovation is a horse being trained as a steed.


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It is usually young (around 3—5 years old) but may be an older horse that is being retrained, for example, from a rotter to a steed.


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Mainly due to equestrian regulations, the age year of the horse officially changes on 1 January (1 August in the Southern Hemisphere).


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By type, Ponies are small in stature (height at the withers less than 148 cm) and “big horses” proportionally more short-legged and stocky horses.


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Cold-blooded are heavy and strong horse breeds used as workhorses.


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Warm-blooded are light, lively and fast horse breeds used in gallop and trotting competitions, as steeds and driving horses.


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Half-breeds are warm-blooded horse breeds born from cold- and thoroughbreds.


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Thoroughbreds are particularly long-breeded, light-bodied warm-blood breeds.


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Miniature horses are very compact horses of the pony or horse type (height at the withers less than 90 cm, even less than 50 cm).


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Hunter is a type of horse developed for driving hunting, mainly for fox hunting, which may also be used as a barrier steed.


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[32] Cob is a fairly compact robust type of horse intended mainly as good-natured general and hunting steeds.


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[32] A hack is a type of horse intended to be an elegant and pleasant general steed.


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[32] Polo pony is an agile and fairly compact type of horse developed specifically for the needs of horse polo.


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[32] Mounted pony is a lightweight pony type specially developed as a racing horse for children.


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[32] According to usage, the Mounted Horse (Mounted Horse) is used for riding.


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Esteratlla is competed in show jumping.


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Field Mounted participates in field competitions.


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School steed is competed in dressage.


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West Riding is trained in Western Riding.


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Travel Ratsu participates in travel riding competitions.


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The hour horse (teaching horse) is used for instruction given at the riding school.


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A driving horse (carriage horse) is used for harness driving to pull some type of horse vehicle.


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The workhorse (drag horse) is used to pull heavy loads, for example, in agricultural and forestry work.


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Ravur (racehorse) is raced at trots.


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A galloping horse is ridden racing in gallop races.


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The Monté horse is ridden racing in special montéravik races.


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A polo pony is a steed (horse or pony) used in horse polo.


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A bun horse or pony may be referred to mainly as a pet horse in light hobby use or merely as a “pasture ornament”.


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Colours The original coloring of the horse must have been hallacko: for example, horses appearing in paintings from Lascaux Cave tens of thousands of years old are recognisable as hallacos.


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Even today, the last truly wild horse species of przewalski horse is always gelding, and the tarpan extinct at the end of the 19th century was the mouse, or black-bottomed hallacko.


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Developed by crossing different breeds, the “new tarpan” is almost always a mouse.


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Domesticated horses appear in several dozen different colors.


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The most common of them are the so-called basic colors, namely rautias, rune or black.


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Each horse individual is genetically any of these three.


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The base colour may be altered by one or more of the numerous alleles of the genes affecting the colour, for example, partially or completely fading (dilution dyes), remaining unformed in individual hairs (headaches, headscarps and mixed hairs), remains unformed by certain uniform areas (variegated, tiger-mottled) or become gray with the age of the horse, and eventually white throughout (kimos).


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The white horse is most often a kimo, which with age has had time to become completely white.


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Already at birth, a white horse is white butter or very white-won mottled or tiger-mottled.


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Albinos are not present in equidae at all; the gene that causes albino has not been found in equidae.


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Albinistic but partially pigmented colourings include creamy-blond and blue-eyed white butter and champagne colourings.


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In full white, homozygotes frame overo variegated foals are also born, but these individuals die due to a deformed body within a couple of days of birth.


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Not all horse colours have established Finnish denominations so far.


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This is especially true for colours that are rare in Finland (champagne colours, different forms of tiger literature), but also for different types of relatively ordinary (cow) literature, English terminology is used for the time being.


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Signs Characters are called specific distinguishing marks of a horse individual, which are mainly white areas on the horse's head and legs.


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Such signs include a star, muzzle spot, drawing and flap, as well as socks on the feet.


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However, there are also dark and other types of signs.


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From the area of white marks, the skin of the horse is always pink.


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Smaller white marks are common and are not usually perceived as literature, although they may be caused by some literature gene.


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If whitish is present on the trunk, the horse is called variegated.


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Species Crossings A horse can interbreed with other equines.


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Such species crosses inherit characteristics of both species and are almost always sterile.


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The mule is a descendant of an Asiatic stallion and a horse mare.


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As good use animals, mules have long been very popular and sought-after and are still grown in abundance around the world The mule donkey is a descendant of the donkey trap and horse stallion.


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A sebroid is a cross between a horse and a zebra (sometimes also more accurately referred to as a zorse).


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Bullfighting (,) is a traditional folk amusement popular especially in Spain where toreros, or bullfighters, perform various maneuvers with the aim of controlling the bull, which they end up often slaying.


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Fighting bulls are their own breed and are purpose-bred for bullfights.


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Fighting bulls are unpitted bulls and are taken into battle at the age of 4—6.


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The bullfighting show traditionally features six bulls as well as three matadors, or head bullfighters.


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At the beginning, the matador's assistants tire of capes and horses towards the rushing bull with its blankets and blades.


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At the end of the show, the matador encounters the bull alone, maneuvering it with the aid of a red garment, or muleta, and eventually slaying it with a sword.


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The performance of a matador is judged, for example, in terms of its artistry.


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Bullfighting is very dangerous and several hundred matadors have died in the sport over the course of history.


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Since the 1980s there have been two deaths worldwide, both in the 2010s.


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Bullfighting is practiced in Spain, Portugal, southern France and several Latin American countries.


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In Spain, bullfighting officially has the status of national cultural heritage.


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In some parts of the country, however, it is now forbidden, as some see it as cruel.


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Prevalence Spain is the number one country for bullfighting.


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Madrid is considered the capital of bullfighting, and the city has two active bullrings, the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas and the Plaza de Toros Palacio Vistalegre.


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Also, for example, Seville, Pamplona, Valencia and Bilbao are major bullfighting cities.


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Bullfights are also held in countries such as Portugal, southern France, Mexico, as well as South America's Colombia, Venezuela, Peru and Ecuador.


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[1] [2] In Portugal, the bull is not killed, bullfighters are usually on horseback and the bull's horns are sometimes dulled.


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Mexico City's bullring is the largest in the world.


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[1] In 2013, in a vote of the Spanish Parliament, bullfighting officially gained the status of Spanish cultural heritage and, consequently, outlaw.


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[3] History The origins of bullfighting have been lost in the twilight of history, but the species seems to have had many predecessors.


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In the Iberian Peninsula, a species in which men struggled against oxen was developed during the Visigoths during the 400—6th centuries.


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By the 10th century, bullfights in urban squares or amphitheatres at Pitsi had become common.


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After the Reconquista, bullfighting became the fun of aristocrats.


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Bullfighting was banned by Pope Pius V in 1567, but their popularity continued to grow, and they were re-legalised.


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In the 1621—1665 season of Philip IV, the bullfighter's peitsen replaced the short spear.


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By the 18th century, Spanish bullfighters had already moved to fighting on foot, and on horseback were now helpers.


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In Portugal, bullfighters still continued on horses.


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[4] Bullfighting had grown in popularity in the 18th century so that fighting bulls could be refined for fighting.


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One of the early greats of the species was Joaquín Rodríguez Costillares (d. 1729), known as the father of modern bullfighting.


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At that time, efforts were still being made to kill the bull rather quickly, but over time the skill in handling the bull rose alongside the kill.


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[4] Bullfighters and the passage of the show In the traditional and most common form of a bullfighting event, three matadors meet and kill six bulls in turn.


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The most experienced matador is on the first shift.


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The whole event lasts two and a half hours.


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[5] The matador is the main star of bullfighting.


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His name appears in advertisements for events, and he's what the public comes to see.


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The Matadors lead their group of three banderilleros and two picadors as well as several other assistants (cuadrilla) during the show.


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Matadors usually start their careers by attending bullfighting school as youngsters.


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[6] The show is initially performed as an opening parade paséillo, with matadors, other performers and assistants entering the arena.


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The group walks in front of the office of the chief magistrate (presidente).


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[5] Each individual battle of the event has three parts.


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In the first part, the bull is let out of the gate into the arena and the matador teams up with his assistants to test its reactions and fitness.


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Each bullfighter, or torero, wears a cape, or capote, which is usually purple and yellow in colour.


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The matador waves his cape in front of the bull and directs its attacks past using different techniques.


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Once the matador has gained control of the bull, two picadors ride into the arena, who strike the bull on its thick neck with their covers.


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Picador's horse wears flank guards and an eye patch to prevent it from panicking when attacked by a bull.


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The blanket stings are used to determine how brave the bull is and can be used to make the bull hold its head lower.


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At the same time, it will be seen if there is a defect in the ox that would have to be replaced with another.


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[5] In the second part of the battle, banderilleros enter the arena, whose job is to strike banderillas, wooden sticks with a four-inch blade at the end of the bull's neck.


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Sometimes the banderillos are struck by the matador himself.


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Striking banderillas is all about showing courage and daring the bull to make long rushes.


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At the same time, the matador learns more about the behavior of the bull.


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[5] In the third and final part of the battle, the faena, the matador fights the bull alone.


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He has in his hand a cape made of red cloth, or muleta, with a wooden edge.


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He initially carries a fake sword made of wood or aluminum, which he exchanges at the end for a genuine steel sword.


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The matador swings his muleta in front of the bull and maneuvers the bull with spectacular and daring gestures as it attacks towards the cape.


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Each matador has its own kind of movements.


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[5] The Matador has ten minutes, by which time he must slay the bull.


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If he doesn't, the trumpet will be played to signal he gets three minutes of extra time.


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He will then receive another two minutes of extra time if necessary, but if the bull is yet to be killed after all, the fight will be suspended and the bull will be taken to the slaughterhouse.


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[5] When the matador is ready for a death blow, he takes a steel sword and strikes it between the bull's shoulder blades, usually directly from the front.


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The impact severs the bull's aorta, and it usually crashes soon after the impact.


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The speed and efficiency of the kill is an important part of the value of a matador's execution.


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[5] Matador is also judged in terms of the artistry and aesthetics of his overall performance and its particular quality.


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[6] Sometimes rarely a bull's life is spared if it showed exceptional valour.


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[5] If the audience appreciates the matador's performance by standing up and waving white handkerchiefs, the chief judge may award the matador one ear, two ears, or, in the best case, ears and tail of the bull as a prize.


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One ear is awarded if more than half of the public insists on it.


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A lap of honour can also be arranged for the brave bull.


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[5] Bulls Breeding In Spanish and Latin American culture, bulls are valued for their sweetness, agility and controlled power.


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Bullfighting bulls are their own breed that has been bred for centuries just for bullfights.


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[4] Today the most popular breed is the Vistahermosa, whose characteristics are considered the most suitable for modern bullfighting.


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Matadors and followers of the species may have their own favorite breeds.


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[7] A typical fighting bull weighs between 450 and 650 kilograms.


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The fighting bull has a particularly strong neck.


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Its coloration, as well as the length of its horns, legs, and tail, vary from breed to breed.


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[7] The young bull is weaned, vaccinated and combusted.


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Annuals are inspected in open meadows, and fighting bulls are bred from sufficiently ferocious and brave.


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The rejected are sent to the slaughterhouse.


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Two- or three-year-old heifers are tested in a small arena: the best are used for breeding and the others are sent to the slaughterhouse.


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[4] Fighting bulls are not castrated.


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[8] Fighting bulls are bred on private ranches that Spain has across the country.


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[7] The most famous bull farms are located in Seville.


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[4] The fighting bull is allowed to live in the pasture free in the herd with other bulls throughout his life.


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It is well fed and as good care is taken as possible for its health, as only bulls in good condition are fit for bullfighting.


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[7] The bull is not allowed to engage with humans, but its aggressiveness is determined by horses.


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[8] In battle, Taurus is taken to his first and last battle of his life at the age of 4—6.


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After the fight, the bull's meats are sold for food.


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[7] Each bull is used in combat only one time, as the bull has a good memory, and an experienced bull is too dangerous an opponent.


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[4] The bull attacks the horns inherently towards anything threatening, and during battle the bullfighters use it to attack its cloak.


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You can't predict the behavior of an individual bull in battle.


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Some bulls retreat to the edge of the arena, but brave bulls repeatedly scramble towards the capes of the toreros.


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Bullfighting is especially appreciated for the kind of bulls that put their heads right down when attacked.


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Attacks also need to be ferocious and consistent.


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[7] Dangerousness An unbrushed person who has entered the arena with the Taurus is at serious risk of injury and death.


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Bullfighting is very dangerous even for an experienced bullfighter.


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According to statistics, there have been at least 533 deaths of Spanish bullfighters since the 18th century.


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[9] After 1987, no matadors died for nearly three decades.


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In 2016, Spaniard Victor Barrio died and in 2017 Spaniard Ivan Fandiño died.


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[10] [11] According to unofficial statistics, in 2013, 31 matadors and 16 assistants were injured from bull horns in Spain's 661 bullfights.


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Some of the injuries were life-threatening.


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Injuries to bullfighters, thanks to advances in medicine, no longer result in death as often as in the past, and large arenas have surgeons treating the injured.


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[9] Opposition Some see bullfighting as raw, and the sport has attracted opposition around the world, including in Spain.


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In 2015, several Spanish cities ended their support for bullfighting.


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There is also a marked decline in the number of bullfights in the 21st century.


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Among the parties in Spain, bullfighting is opposed, especially by those on the left.


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[12] In the Canary Islands, bullfighting was banned in 1991.


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[13] Catalonia banned bullfighting starting in 2012.


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[14] Defence Bullfighting advocates say bullfighting is a less cruel and unhappy fate for the bull than that which would await a bull in a slaughterhouse.


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Supporters say bullfighting is also less violent than professional boxing and causes fewer injuries than American football.


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Bullfighting has also been championed as an art form, as well as for its entertainment value and employable impact.


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[4] Well-known bullfighters Spaniards Juan Belmonte (1892—1962) Joselito (José Gómez Ortega, 1895—1920) Domingo Ortega (1906—1988) Manolete (Manuel Rodríguez, 1917—1947) El Cordobés (Manuel Benítez Pérez, born 1936) El Juli (Julián López Escobar), p. 1982) [15] Mexican Rodolfo Gaona (1888—1975) Armillita (Fermín Espinosa, 1911—1978) Carlos Arruza (1920—1966) [15] A book about the aesthetics of bullfighting by American writer Ernest Hemingway and its cultural and ritualistic features Death afternoon (1932) remains one of the most prestigious works in the field.


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Hemingway also dealt with bullfighting in his novel And the Sun Rises (1926).


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The architecture of Budapest has been marked by the fact that the city grew strongly at the end of the 19th century, when spectacular refresher styles became popular.


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The cityscape is quite uniform, especially in Pest, which was built for much of the period 1880—1900.


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Although Budapest suffered badly in World War II and many old buildings fell into disrepair during the People's Republic, Budapest is considered one of the more architecturally picturesque cities in Europe.


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[1] The most famous buildings in Budapest most often represent different refresher styles and characteristic Hungarian Art Nouveau, but there are also other buildings representing periods of time and style in the city.


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The older strata includes 18th-century Baroque buildings and earlier, Gothic remains mostly found on the Buda side.


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Newer styles are represented by functionalism of the inter-world war period and post-World War II socialist realism, with influences from modernism in the West as well.


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The newest, 1990s and 2000s buildings also have postmodern features.


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Gothic In its long history, Budapest has been eradicated many times, so almost no medieval buildings have survived there.


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Buda Castle Mountain has been conquered no fewer than 31 times.


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[2] After Óbuda was eradicated by the Mongols in the 1240s, the inhabitants moved to the more easily defended Castle Mountain, where the royal castle was also built.


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Over the next couple of hundred years, Buda flourished and the Royal Palace was world-renowned for its splendor.


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The population of Buda before the Turkic conquest has been estimated at 8000.


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However, the castle, built in the Gothic and Renaissance style, was destroyed and the whole city fell into severe disrepair during Turkish rule (1541—1686).


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The destruction was finalized by Austrian forces, who recaptured the city after a 75-day battle.


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Only 300 inhabitants were alive in the town at the time.


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[2] Some remains of the medieval Royal Palace buildings are today displayed in the Museum of History in Budapest, such as the King's House of Anjou Dynasty, a chapel and a prison cell.


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[3] The 18th century buildings have been erected on the ruins of a ruined city and have often exploited old structures.


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Gothic remains are now visible as parts of newer buildings, especially on Mount Castle, where they have come to light after the devastations of World War II.


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Typical are the rocky recesses in the gateways, the original purpose of which is unclear.


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[2] Usually they are considered sedentary recesses (sedilia).


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[4] A good idea of what medieval Buda has looked like can be obtained from houses 18, 20 and 22 of Országház utca [5] and from Úri utca house 31.


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[6] There are also Gothic sections in the church of Matias, for example in the portal of the south facade and the tower of Béla in the northwest corner.


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[7] On the Pest side is the parish church of Belváros, or the Church of the Centre, which is part Gothic in style and is the oldest church in Pest.


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It is located in the area around the Erzsébet Bridge, on a spot where it is believed to have been the tomb of St. Gellést, who suffered martyrdom.


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[8] A Romanesque church was first built in it in the 12th century, which was repaired in the 15th century in the Gothic style when it was nearly destroyed.


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During the period of Turkish rule, the building served as a mosque, and after the fire of 1723 it was renovated in the Baroque style.


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In the shells and headship of the church, Gothic is clearly visible, although the Baroque façade is dominant.


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[9] There is also a Gothic chapel on the south wall, which has been restored with rosette windows typical of Gothic times.


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[10] For a while it stood as a mosque, and from the altar to the right the Muslim prayer place mihrab is commemorated from the altar.


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[11] Baroque When Budapest was rebuilt in the early 18th century, the Renaissance period was already over and the prevailing stylistic trend was Baroque.


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Thus, new churches, palaces and merchants' houses were built in the style of Austrian Baroque.


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The zopf style is also sometimes spoken, according to the word meaning plait in the German language; the designation refers to decorative motifs resembling plaits.


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[4] Churches In the area of present-day Budapest, as many as 17 churches were built in the 18th century, all of which represented the Baroque.


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[12] On the Buda side, the churches of St. Elizabeth and St. Anna are built in the Baroque style, which are almost adjacent to each other in the district of Víziváros between Mount Castle and the Danube.


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The Church of St. Elisabeth on Fő utca was built in 1757 and is the oldest and best preserved Baroque church in Buda.


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It today serves as the church of the German Catholic parish of Budapest.


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The church was originally built in connection with a Franciscan monastery; today there is a retirement home on the monastery farm.


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[13] St Anna's Church, which dominates Batthyány tér Square with its twin towers, is considered one of the most beautiful Baroque churches in the city.


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Its original designer is not known, but construction work was completed by Mátyás Nepauer.


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The church began to be built as a Jesuit church in 1740, but in 1763 it was damaged in an earthquake, and ten years later the Jesuit organisation was disbanded.


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Thus, the church was not inaugurated until 1805.


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Next to the church on the Danube side is the former rectory, the lower floor of which now serves as a café.


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[14] On the Pest side, Baroque churches include the Franciscan Church of Belváros, the University Church and the Serbian Church of St. George, all located in the historic centre of Pest quite close together.


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The Franciscan church of Belváros is on the corner of Ferenciek tér (“Franciscans Square”), where there has already been a Gothic church in the 13th century.


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The present church dates from 1758 and has influences from the Italian style.


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The medieval history is told by the fact that the church even today has a separate belfry, which is typical of Franciscan churches of the Middle Ages.


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[15] The university church is also on the site of a medieval church, but it was completely rebuilt in 1722—1742.


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The church was designed by András Meyerhoffer.


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In the 18th century it belonged to the Catholic Rule of St. Paul, which had a convent and a priestly seminary nearby.


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The rule takes its name from a hermit who lived in 3rd-century Egypt, St. Paul, whose statue is in the west facade of the church.


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At the end of the 18th century, Emperor Joseph II abolished the rulemaking and gave the church to the university.


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[16] The tower was added to the church in 1771.


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[17] The Orthodox Serbian church in Szerb utca has received its present residence in 1750, and it too was apparently designed by András Meyerhoffer.


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However, the church was built as early as 1698, replacing an older church on the same site.


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Serbs migrated to the area as early as the 16th century, and by the beginning of the 19th century they were already almost a quarter of Pest's householders.


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The base formula of the church is in line with Orthodox tradition, with the amidships section reserved for women.


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[18] Other buildings In addition to churches, other Baroque buildings have been preserved much on Castle Mountain, where they give their stamp to Táncsics Mihály utca House number 7 is a former city palace of the Erdődy noble family, designed by architect Matthias Nepauer and built in 1750—1769.


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The Erdődys were patrons of Beethoven, and Beethoven lived in the house when he concerted in Budapest in 1800.


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Today the Palace houses the Museum of Music History and the Béla Bártok Archives.


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[19] By the Szentháromság tér, opposite the church of Matias is Buda's old town hall, where a town board meeting was first held in 1710.


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In front of the house is a statue of Pallas Athena, patron of cities.


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It dates from the late 18th century.


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Buda City Hall lost its use when the city of Budapest came into existence in 1873.


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The building now houses the International Institute of Science called Collegium Budapest.


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[20] In addition, some Baroque buildings also exist in Viziváros, as well as in Óbuda, where the most famous is the Zichy Palace of 1757.


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[21] There are two non-ecclesiastical Baroque buildings in Pest; the oldest and at the same time the largest Baroque building in Budapest is the town hall on Városház utca.


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It was designed by Anton Martinelli, and completed in 1735.


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[22] The other is the Péterffy Palace from 1755.


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The house today operates the restaurant Százéves (“One Hundred Years Old”).


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[23] Neoclassicism in the Neoclassicist Empire was the prevailing stylistic trend in the early 19th century.


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Due to its resemblance to the democratic city-states of antiquity, in its time in Hungary it also had a symbolic significance opposed to the exclusivity of the Habsburgs.


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Later, during the most frantic construction period of 1873—1914, the style was already out of fashion, and many neoclassical buildings were allowed to disappear from the way of new buildings.


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In addition, they were destroyed in World War II.


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[24] [25] Therefore, Neoclassicism is not very prominently present in the street scene of Budapest, although there are well-known buildings made in this style in the city.


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Mihaly Pollack Buildings Budapest's most famous neoclassical building is the Hungarian National Museum designed by Mihály Pollack.


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Its impressive facade with colonnades brings to mind the temples of ancient Greece.


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Construction work was interrupted many times, such as by the Great Flood of 1838, and the building was not completed until 1846.


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Even when it graduated, the museum was criticized as old-fashioned.


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[24] The museum is located in a very prominent location on a small perimeter street, which at the museum is called Muzeum Körút.


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It is not very far from the old centre of Pest, but when it was still completed it was almost rural.


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[26] Another neoclassical building designed by Pollack is the Sándor Palace, which is on Castle Mountain next to the upper station of the cable car lift.


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It was completed in 1806.


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Today the building houses the official residence of the President of Hungary.


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Therefore, in front of the house there is a guard and often visited by authoritative guests.


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[27] Other buildings Of other neoclassical buildings, one can mention the county house of Pest, whose main entrance is on Városház utca.


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It is quite close to Deák Ferenc tér, however sidelined from the busiest streets.


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The building is three-part, and was completed in 1811—1841.


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In due course, it has also served as a county jail.


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[28] There is also a Calvinist church in the Neoclassical style on Kalvin tér, near the National Museum.


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It was built in 1801 outside the then city boundary, as Protestant churches and Jewish synagogues on the territory of the city were forbidden.


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The four-pillared main entrance to the church was designed by József Hild.


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[29] Hild was also the first designer of St. Stephen's Church, but his neoclassical design did not come to fruition.


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[30] Refresher styles Refresher styles are called style flows that prevailed in the second half of the 19th century and which imitated some older style: talking about Neo-Gothic, Neo-Renaissance, Neo-Baroque, etc.


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Many buildings in Budapest are eclectic, mixes of different refresher styles.


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[31] Refresher styles have not always been appreciated, but today they are considered the most valuable aspect of Budapest architecture.


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[32] Miklós Ybl Buildings The most prominent architect in Budapest of the refresher styles was Miklós Ybl, who designed the Opera House, the National Library and St. Stephen's Church, among others, the latter only partially.


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[31] The Opera House (completed in 1884) on Andrássy útilla is considered to be Ybli's masterpiece and one of the most beautiful buildings in Budapest.


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Although the building is large in size, it doesn't look massive.


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In structure it is predominantly Neo-Renaissance, but also has elements of Baroque.


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[33] The National Library (Széchényi Library) is part of a complex of buildings known as the Royal Castle of Buda, whose current layout is mostly from the post-World War II period.


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The Royal Palace was badly destroyed when Soviet troops took advantage of it from the east in 1945.


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However, the National Library is located on the western slope of Castle Mountain in the so-called Wing of Ybli, the part which suffered the least from the attack.


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That's why it's preserved quite well in its original outfit, and it gives you a picture of what the Royal Palace looked like before the war.


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[34] The Ybli wing was built between 1890 and 1902.


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[35] St. Stephen's Church is located on the border of the old town of Pest, near Deák Ferenc tér.


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It had time to have three designers during its construction.


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Ybl became designer after József Hild's death, but had time to die himself before the building was completed, so it was completed by József Kauser in 1906.


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[36] The main entrance of the church and the Bajcsy-Zilinszky út-side facade are designed by Ybli and neo-Renaissance in style.


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[37] Neo-Gothic Famous buildings representing Neo-Gothic are the Parliament House and the Church of Matias.


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The Parliament House occupies a prominent position on the Pestin-side bank of the Danube.


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It was designed by Imre Steindl and was built in 1885—1902.


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Although the House of Parliament is mainly Neo-Gothic in style, it also has Renaissance and Baroque features.


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[38] When completed, the building was already stylistically old-fashioned, prompting criticism.


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[39] For example, the poet Gyula Illyés referred to it as “a mixture of a Turkish bath and a Gothic chapel”.


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[38] The church of Matias is on the Castle Mountain of Buda, next to the vantage point of the Fisherman's Fort, and its tower dominates the skyline of Mount Castle.


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The official name of the church is the Church of the Blessed Virgin of Buda, and its name it derives from the Matias King, whose coat of arms is on the south tower of the church.


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Matias was married twice, and on both occasions he was ordained in this church.


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There has been a church on the site since 1255.


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[40] The main entrance and apsis of the church of Matias are from the 13th century, and the central section was built around 1400.


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After Turkish rule, the church was rebuilt in the Baroque style, and it received its present residence in 1896.


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The renovations were led by architect Frigyes Schulek, who retained all the oldest elements and also pursued the old, Gothic style in the new building.


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For example, the church tower is original in its lower part, since the third floor designed by Schulek.


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Opinions about the church's building artistic value vary: some see it as an eclectic masterpiece, others think it's just an overdecorated set.


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[41] The most famous of the buildings in the Neo-Renaissance style are the Academy of Sciences and the Museum of Ethnology.


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The Academy of Sciences is built on the Roosevelt tér, the Pestin side end of the Széchenyi Chain Bridge.


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It was designed by Berlin-based Friedrich Stüler and was, when completed in 1864, the city's first Neo-Renaissance-style building.


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On the facade, to date to the second floor, are six allegorical statues symbolizing different sciences.


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At the same height there are also statues of six scientists: Galilei, Miklós Révai (Hungarian linguist), Newton, Lomonosov, Descartes and Leibniz.


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[42] The Museum of Ethnology is on Kossuth téri opposite the House of Parliament, but looking out from the Danube.


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It was designed by Alajos Hauszmann and built in a sense as a consolation prize, as it fell second in the Houses of Parliament design competition.


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(On the edge of the same square is also the Ministry of Agriculture, whose plan came third.)


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Originally, the building housed the Hungarian Supreme Court.


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It was completed in 1897.


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[43] Romanticism Refresher styles can also be counted as romanticism, orientalism or neo-Byzantineism, which sought its inspiration from the mythical, eastern past of the Hungarians.


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Representatives of this stylistic direction include e.g.


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Dohány Street Synagogue and Pest's Vigadó.


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[31] [44] The Dohány Street Synagogue (also known as the Great Synagogue) was completed in 1859 and was designed by the Viennese architect Ludwig Förster.


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It is the second largest synagogue in the world and seats nearly 3000 people.


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Its twin towers, ending in onion domes, rise to a height of 43 metres, and the midship has a width of 12 metres.


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[45] From the outside, the synagogue, with its onion domes and bright colours, renders a Moorish or Byzantine influence, although the Jews of Budapest were almost exclusively European Ashkenas.


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The building also has features of a Christian church, such as a twin tower and open galleries, making it a rather unusual synagogue.


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[46] The synagogue was badly damaged during the war, but was restored 1991—1996.


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[47] Concert Hall Vigadó, also called Vigadó of Pest as a distinction from the building of the same name on the Buda side, occupies a prominent position near the bank of the Danube between the Chain Bridge and the Erzsébet Bridge.


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It was designed by Frigyes Feszl and built between 1859 and 1865.


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Construction took a long time because Feszl was demanding and lacked even the smallest details.


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When the building was finally finished, it was met with a rejection.


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Some found it too special, others too “Hungarian.”


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It was also criticized for its lack of unity and for having the façade bare and the main hall gigantically high (22 metres).


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[48] Vigadó had to be rebuilt after the ravages of war and was opened again in 1980.


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The restoration has been carefully done according to the original plans, but the acoustics of the main hall have been enhanced by pyramids hanging from the ceiling.


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The main hall seats 640 listeners.


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[48] Art Nouveau, known in French and English literature as art nouveau, came into fashion.


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Hungarian, Bohemian and Austrian Art Nouveau also uses the name Sesessionism, suggesting that the style sought to stand out (cf.


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engl.


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secession = resignation) from the academicism of previous stylistic directions and creating something new, to reflect their own era.


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In Hungary, moreover, a proprietary, national style was sought, which would differ from the refresher styles favoured by the Emperor's court.


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[49] Ödön Lechner Buildings The most prominent architect of the Hungarian Art Nouveau period was Ödön Lechner, who has been said to mean the same thing to Budapest as Gaudí to Barcelona.


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She loved colors and shapes and didn't want to leave any surface unadorned.


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He was also a passionate patriot.


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Lechner's buildings divided opinion: traditionalists ridiculed them, but they also had enthusiastic supporters.


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[50] Notable buildings in Budapest designed by Lechner include the Museum of Art and Design, the Institute of Geology and the building of the former Postal Savings Bank.


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The Museum of Art and Design is on the bustling Üllői út, near the junction of the Great Arc Street.


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Built in 1893—1896, it was an exceptional museum building for its time.


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It did not seek inspiration from western classicism or refresher styles, but referred to the East, where Lechner believed the true roots of the Hungarians lay.


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The Museum of Art and Design has been described as a combination of a Mogul ruler's palace and the Moorish Alhambra, and the white, curved shapes of its interior have been likened to dust sugar.


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The white interior is in stark contrast to the exterior walls and the bright green and gold-coloured ceiling.


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In the center of the building is an open lobby roofed with window panes attached to a steel frame.


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Emperor Francis Joseph is reported to have been scandalous when he arrived to inaugurate the building.


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[51] The Institute of Geology was built in 1899 for Stefánia út in the 14th arrondissement, and in it Lechner continues his “Persian carpet” style.


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Brown, exposed bricks form net-like patterns on its yellow facade, and on the pale blue roof sit four moustachioed and pigtailed Atlas figures carrying a globe around their shoulders.


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The interior is decorated throughout, including toilets, with stylized hearts, pomegranates and tulips.


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[52] The former Post Savings Bank at Hold utca, near Szabadság tér, is considered Lechner's masterpiece and is one of the most impressive buildings in Budapest.


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When the building was completed in 1901, it received opposition not only from the dismayed public but also from the authorities, and it was soon decreed that public money should no longer be spent on such radical projects.


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[53] On the other hand, the building had some admirers, and it is also mentioned to have received a warm welcome.


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[54] The most spectacular part of the postal savings bank is the exterior roof, decorated with hexagonal green, yellow, blue and brown bricks.


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Decorative motifs include flowers, angel wings, turbans and dragon tails.


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However, the roof cannot be seen from the street at all, not even further, because it is hidden behind the undulating majolica ornaments rising from the top of the outer walls.


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It is reported that when one architectural student asked Lechner who can admire the brilliant ornaments of the roof when they are not even visible to the street, the master replied: “Birds.” [54] Other buildings Other famous buildings of the Art Nouveau period in Budapest include e.g.


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Gresham Palace and spa hotel Gellért.


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Gresham Palace takes its name from the insurance company whose premises it was built in 1907.


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Today it operates the Four Seasons Hotel.


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The building was designed by Zsigmond Quittner and József Vágó.


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It is located on the edge of the Roosevelt tér, opposite the Chain Bridge.


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It is known for its glass-roofed courtyard, as well as stained glass windows in stairwells and handrails made of wrought iron.


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[55] The building is particularly spectacular in the evenings, when the setting sun makes its gold-coloured bricks shine.


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[56] The spa hotel Gellért is located on the right bank of the Danube River, at the foot of Mount Gellért and next to the Szabadság Bridge.


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The main building was completed in 1918, creating a reputation for Budapest as a spa town.


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It was designed by architects Ármin Hegedűs, Artúr Sebestyén and Izidor Stark.


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At the rear of the hotel is the open-air section of the spa, which has been expanded later.


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[57] From the 1920s to the present day, Budapest's heyday period ended with World War I, and in the Peace of Trianon of 1920 Hungary lost more than half of its land and population.


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Budapest remained the capital of Hungary, but its area of influence was markedly reduced from the days of the dual monarchy.


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Almost all of Budapest's most significant buildings were built before the 1920s.


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Even newer stylistic trends have still left their mark on the city, including functionalism of the interwar period, post-World War II socialist realism and, since the 1990s, postmodernism as well.


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Functionalism During the inter-World Wars, some functionalist buildings were erected in Budapest in accordance with the doctrines of the Bauhaus architectural school.


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The housing estate of Napraforgó utca was built in a unified functionalist style in 1931.


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Its role was the Weissenhofsiedlung of Stuttgart, whose designers included e.g.


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famous functionalist architects Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier.


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Napraforgó utca has twenty detached and semi-detached houses with private gardens and rooftop terraces.


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Twenty-two architects were involved in the project, the most famous of whom is the competitive swimmer and 1896 Olympic champion Alfréd Hajós; the street number of the house he designed is 17.


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[58] Napraforgó utca is in the mountains of Buda in the II arrondissement; there are other functionalist buildings nearby, such as the Franciscan church of Pasaréti téri.


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It was designed by Gyula Rimanóczy and built between 1931 and 1934 [59] Alfréd Hajós has also designed the Andrássy Hotel along the street of the same name, as well as the swimming pool on Margítin Island that bears his name.


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The swimming pool is constructed of reinforced concrete, and its interior design has been described as “optimal”.


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[58] [60] Socialist realism Post-World War II Hungarian architecture is referred to as socialist realism, although it was particularly influenced by Western modernism at the end of the 1940s.


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Representative buildings from that period include the White House and the former bus station of Erzsébet tér.


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[61] The White House is built on the Pestin-side bank of the Danube, near the Margit Bridge.


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It was designed by Lajos Gádoros.


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During socialism, it was the centre of power in the Hungarian People's Republic, with the Ministry of the Interior and from which General Secretary János Kádár ruled for 32 years.


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Today the building is occupied by Parliament.


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It was once considered too Western and compared to a shoebox where children store insects and has holes cut into it to make air holes.


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[62] Erzsébet tér bus station was designed by István Nyíri in 1949 and is the newest protected building in Budapest.


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It, too, has been considered too Western, and because of its tilted walls, it has been compared to a “Wild West ranch”.


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[62] [63] After a brief period of modernism, the 1950s were marked by economic scarcity, under which both construction and maintenance suffered.


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Few new buildings adhered mainly to the stripped-down classicist style.


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The area of Budapest expanded with the annexation of several environally larger and smaller municipalities to the city, and in the 1960s extensive residential areas were built on the edge of the city.


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The aesthetics of architecture of this era can hardly be commended.


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[59] Postmodernism and Contemporary Architecture Work on restoring old buildings and filling the gaps left by the war with new buildings has only gained momentum in recent years.


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This delay has been beneficial for Budapest, since it was only since 1989 that economic and cultural conditions have allowed for high-quality architecture.


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[59] Among the new, postmodern buildings in Budapest we can mention, for example, Hotel Kempinski Corvinus, designed by József Finta and built between 1988 and 1992.


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[59] It is centrally located in the tourist and shopping district of Pest, between Deák Ferenc tér and Váci utca.


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Another new spectacular building is the office building of the ING Bank, built in 2004, designed by Dutch Erick van Egerat, in the vicinity of Heroes' Square.


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Most striking in the building are the steel tubing that runs across the facade.


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According to the designer, their purpose is to hold the building together like ropes.


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In its form, the building resembles a rock, which has been considered suitable for Budapest.


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Question: What does the endgame mean in chess?

Endgame (chess)

In chess, the endgame is a post-mid-game situation in which the number of officers has been greatly reduced compared to the initial situation.


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Good endgame technique is essential to chess skill.


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Often, endgame drives that look simple can hide many pitfalls — many times it takes a lot of long variations to be counted.


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The most important of the endgames are military and tower block games, as they appear more often in games.


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Military endgames are the basis for the entire endgame skills, and the most pertinent of them is definitely king + pawn vs.


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a mere king.


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It is also important to know certain types of type positions.


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These are, for example, the Lucena station featured in tower block games, as well as the Philidor station.


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The line between middle play and endgame is often fading.


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One clear difference, however, can be considered that in the endgame the king and the pawns are more significant, and there is often no immediate risk of a mat attack in the endgame.


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Many times the endgame is culminated into soldiers and their elevation when reaching the eighth line.


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Endgames often end up among strong players because the number of big mistakes (most often tactical) is relatively small in these games.


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In endgames, the main focus of the game is many times on the pawns and the raising of the pawns (which, again, usually results in a winning position).


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An important concept in endgames is the opposition.


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As the pawn is raised, his own king comes to support his advancement.


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Computers have been used to calculate optimal moves for all endgames of less than six pieces (kts.


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on the subject elsewhere).


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Different types of endgames Basic math here refers to a situation where the opponent has a mere king and the attacking party has one or two officers.


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These, in cooperation with the king, thus mimic the opponent king.


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The rook or dame are sufficient to get the king to the mat, as are the messenger pair (different colours).


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The steed and sent are also able, with the help of the king, to complete the mati, but this is a comparatively difficult task.


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Two steeds will not be able to mimic the king (unless the opponent plays particularly bad), but the situation will change if the opponent has an additional pawn.


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In this case, the striker has more chances, since patti is less likely.


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Military Endgames The cornerstone of endgame skill is the strong mastery of military endgames.


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Often, endgames are simplified into military endgames, whereby players aim to elevate their soldiers to officers as they reach the eighth line.


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The king plays an important role in supporting the soldier's advance.


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An important principle (pawn) in endgames is opposition.


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This refers to a situation where kings are on the same line (or line), with one square being between them.


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The player in the transfer shift is forced to abandon the opposition, allowing the opponent's king to penetrate squares previously controlled by the other king and thus being able to support his own pawn's advance.


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In a picture opposition situation, Black loses while on transfer duty.


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The white king reaches the screen c7 or e7 (depending on the transfer of black), whereby the pawn has a free path to raise - the white king controls the raise screen.


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With White on transfer duty, the game ends tied.


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Another important concept in military endgames is the so-called square rule used when raising a soldier.


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It can be used to determine whether the opponent's king has time to reach the pawn.


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From the pawn, a line is drawn along the diagonal to the eighth line, and this line serves as the diagonal of the square to be formed.


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If the king of the opponent does not have time to 'enter that square', the pawn is free to raise.


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The square of the pawn in its starting square is counted as one row and line smaller than the normal square, as the pawn can make a double step on his first move.


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Mounted endgames Mounted endgames often contain the same elements associated with the movement of the steed at all.


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Steeds are often ineffective in situations where there are soldiers on both king and dame sites.


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In addition, the steed cannot 'lose the tempo' (as the transmitter is capable of many times), in which case, for example, when the steed moves, it loses control over the boxes it previously controlled - this officer sleeve changes the color of the screen every move.


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Soldiers advancing along the A- and h-lines are difficult for the steed to stop; on the edge of the board the steed coordination is trickier.


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Messenger endgames Referrals have a long range, and unlike steeds they can better operate in situations where there are soldiers on both sites, however, considering that the transmitter is only able to move on half of the screens.


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The transmitter always controls with two diagonals - as it moves, the control of the second diagonal is lost.


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Since the sender only controls half of the squares, sometimes the weaker party can still benefit from this fact.


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If the edge soldier's raise box is not controlled by the transmitter, the opponent has a good chance of a draw (with material being king, sent and pawn versus mere king).


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Endgames where opponents have different coloured transmitters (controlling different coloured squares) are generally considered to be a draw sensitive, often the reason why the birth of a block is very likely and the transmitters cannot face each other.


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Tower knob games Tower knob games are especially important to master because they appear in games extremely often.


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The key word in these endgames is activity - the tower is not capable of passive defense and blocking enemy soldiers.


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Type stations for tower block games include Lucena as well as Philidor stations, which include essential themes in tower block games.


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Dame Lop Games Dame Lop games are different natures from other endgames because the Queen is such a powerful officer.


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This puts the king's safety higher in priority.


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Especially comes to know the queen vs.


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Soldier endgames, where the pawn is on the 7th line and is raised.


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If the pawn is on a, c, f, or h line, the outcome depends on the position of the king of the half owning the dame, with pawns of other lines, the side owning the dame wins regardless of the position of the king.


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Lake Tanganyika

Lake Tanganyika is a large lake in Central Africa.


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Lake Tanganyika

It is estimated to be the second oldest lake in the world after Lake Baikal.


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Lake Tanganyika

The lake is located in the East African burial shed.


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Lake Tanganyika

Tanganyika is the second largest lake in Africa by area and the deepest lake on the continent.


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Lake Tanganyika

It has an area of 32000km², a length of over 670km and the deepest point 1471m.


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Lake Tanganyika

[1] Lake Tanganyika is unique in its natural conditions and biology.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

The lake is distributed over the territory of four states: Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Zambia and Tanzania.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

Tanganyika is an important watercourse and fishing pool.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

The economy of the lake includes more than 20 million people.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

It operates about 40000 fishermen and the annual catch of fish has been in the order of 150000 tonnes.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

European explorers Richard Francis Burton and John Speke discovered the lake in 1858 while searching for the initial source of the Nile.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

The fish stocks and fisheries of Lake Tanganyika have been studied between 1992 and 2001 in an FAO project, which was also being carried out by Finnish universities.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

Fishing on the lake directly or indirectly supports more than a million people.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

[2] Dozens of endemic fish species live in the lake, many of which are considered aquarium fish.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

[3] Such fish need a special aquarium, because they need to have alkaline and hard water.


Question: How big is the area of Lake Tanganyika?

Lake Tanganyika

See also Lake Tanganyika biotope aquarium Zebra gastropod Sources on topic elsewhere Category:Lakes of Burundi Category:Lakes of the DRC Category:Lakes of Zambia Category:Lakes of Tanzania Category:Congo River basin Category:Key to screening Articles


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The County-class was a heavy cruiser class of the British Royal Navy whose ships were manufactured between the world wars.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The ship type was the first to be defined after the war and was designed to meet the requirements laid down by the Washington Naval Treaty.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

These ships with 10,000 ton and 8-inch guns are often referred to as contract cruisers () and the term heavy cruiser was not introduced until after the 1934 London Naval Treaty.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

A total of fifteen County-class ships were produced.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

They can be divided into three sub-categories: Kent, London and Norfolk.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The County-class is the Royal Navy's only 10000-ton and 8-inch Type A cruiser equipped with 8 inch guns.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The Royal Navy's need for ships came from the control of routes between the colonies and the mother country, when decisive in designing ships was range and speed.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

In this case, the ships were to be relatively long and twin gun turrets could be used and all available spare when submerged would be used for protection improvement.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The first seven ships of the Kent class County-class were HMS Berwick, HMS Cornwall, HMS Cumberland, HMS Kent, HMS Suffolk, HMAS Australia and HMAS Canberra, the last two of which were handed over to the Australian Navy, form the Kent class.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The ships of the class were ordered in 1924 and turned over for service in 1928.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

[1] Shortly after the handover, it was found, with flue gases hampering operations in the rear deck structures, that the flue flues of ships should be extended by about 4.5 metres.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

In ships handed over to Australia, the flue flues were lengthened by almost a metre in addition to this.


Question: How is a Hunt-class type destroyer defined?

County-class cruiser

The ships' ammunition stores were protected by four-inch concreted steel.