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Terrorism

In his book Dying to Win: The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism (2005), Pape concludes that, contrary to what the media suggests, suicide bombings have little to do with Islamic fundamentalism or other religious movements, but their causes can be found in political of conflicts.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[14] Shmuel Bar, a researcher at the Israeli Institute for Conflict Studies, has criticized the downplaying of the role of religion because its disparaging ignores the religious culture that promotes the spread of terrorism and especially the concept of din wa-dawlah related to Islam, which holds that Islam also directs politics.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

The justification for Islamic terrorism comes from religious orders fatwas and terrorists have often self-emphasized that they have acted as prescribed by fatwas.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[15] According to Professor Vincenzo Olivet, disparaging the role of religion also ignores the spread of the Wahhabi or Salafist movement, its attitude towards terrorism, and the dominant role of this religious group in Sunni terrorism.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[16] On the other hand, Oliveti also criticized the association of terrorism with Islam as a whole, pointing out that only 5% of Muslims are extremists and only 0.01% of that 5% have shown a tendency towards terrorism or religious violence.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[17] On the other hand, some studies show that, for example, 20% of Muslims living in Britain sympathized with the terrorists who carried out the 7 July 2005 bombing in London and their attitudes and motives.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[18] According to another study, the bombing was considered legitimate by nearly 25% of the country's Muslim population.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[19] Of the Muslim British population, 3% believe that violence against civilians, such as bombings and suicide attacks, is often justified.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[20] Sometimes they are justified in the opinion of 12%, rarely 9%, never 70%.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[20] In France the corresponding proportions were 6%, 10%, 19% and 64%; in Germany 1%, 6%, 6% and 83%; in Spain 6%, 10%, 9% and 69%.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[20] Political terrorism Political terrorism generally attacks the prevailing social order, seeking to replace it with a system of one's own vision.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Of the political groups, terrorism has been perpetrated especially by left-wing groups.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Between 1962 and 2005, leftist groups were calculated to have carried out 3738 terrorist attacks, in which 2576 victims were killed.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Over the same span, right-wing groups carried out 141 attacks in which 289 victims were killed.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[7] Several leftist groups have sought to overthrow the capitalist government and establish a communist or socialist order.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

For example, the German Red Army Corps, the Italian Red Brigades and the Basque ETA (see also US-based The Weather Underground.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Many countries have or have had a number of communist terrorist organizations, both Marxist-Leninist and Maoist.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Occasionally, right-wing terrorists have sought to prop up the existing social order.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

This is exemplified by South American paramilitary organisations, which are often employed by governments and seek to assassinate their political opponents, or groups of people supporting them.


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Terrorism

The right also included the Nicaraguan Contras (counter-revolutionaries), who began a struggle against the leftist Sandinist government in the early 1980s.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

The Bologna train station blowing up in Italy in the early 1980s is one of the most high-profile attacks by far-right terrorism in Europe.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

The attack killed more than 80 people and was linked to Italy's far-right “strategy of tension” aimed at preparing a right-wing coup.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

During the Cold War, major powers supported terrorist organizations espousing their own ideology, either directly or indirectly.


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Terrorism

The Soviet Union supported the PLO, which in turn supplied arms to European leftist organizations.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Some other Marxist terror organisations around the world were supported and even trained by the Soviet Union.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Some of the right-wing terror organizations in South America were directly supported by the United States.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

The United States and Saudi Arabia also supported mujahideen fighters fighting the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, some of whom subsequently formed the Al Qaeda and Taliban movement.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

The secret Gladio network, formed by U.S. and some other Western intelligence agencies, has also been considered to have been linked to far-right terrorism, particularly in Italy.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Anarchist terror occurred between the 1870s and 1920s.


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Terrorism

Murdered by anarchists, Alexander II of Russia (1881), Umberto I of Italy (1900) and US President William McKinley (1901) died.


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Terrorism

The motives of anarchist terrorists were varied in parts, for example retaliating against state violence or seeking to elevate the subjugated to revolt.


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Terrorism

Racist groups, among other things, implement the racial doctrines of National Socialism, attacking others they consider to be representatives of the human races they consider inferior.


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Terrorism

The goal is often ethnic cleansing, as a means of intimidating other nationalities out of the country, among other things.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Neo-Nazi groups and Islamic terrorist groups also frequently attack Jews or Israeli state property.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Neo-Nazist terrorism has also been directed towards political opponents within one's own ethnic group, exemplified by the 1999 murder of Björn Söderberg in Sweden.


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Terrorism

This type of terrorism is not necessarily highly orchestrated, and its targets are often not identified.


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Terrorism

The ideology of the Turkish Grey Wolves organization is nationalist-racist, very close to National Socialism.


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Terrorism

The organization is suspected of numerous terrorist attacks.


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Terrorism

It has been suggested that the anti-Semitic ideology of Islamist factions, underpinned by the idea of an international conspiracy of Jews, is derived not from Arab culture or Islam, but from National Socialism and other European racist currents.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[21] Racist terrorism was calculated to have caused seven fatalities between 1968 and 2005.


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Terrorism

[7] More than 100 people have been killed in all acts of violence by neo-Nazis in Germany since 1990.


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Terrorism

[22] There have also been calls for far-left and anti-fascist AFA and Antifa factions to be classified as terrorist organisations.


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Terrorism

[23] Such a statement was made by, among others, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull after Antifa Australia had attacked journalist Andrew Bolt in Melbourne in June 2017.


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Terrorism

[23] Similar debate has also taken place in the United States following Antifa's part in the riots, which began in Washington after an educational institution questioned a day without white people stunt planned on its campus ('Day without white people').


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Terrorism

[24] The same has been required in the United States on other occasions as well.


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Terrorism

[25] In June 2017, Antifa was classified as an intra-country terrorist organization by the Department of Homeland Security in the state of New Jersey.


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Terrorism

[26] In 2016, 200 environmental activists were killed, including 33 people in oil and mining conflicts, 23 people in wood-growing conflicts and 22 people in agribusiness.


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Terrorism

The most dangerous country was Brazil, where the country's deforestation rate was 29%.


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Terrorism

[27] State terrorism State terrorism most often refers to a situation where a state organization commits acts that meet the characteristics of terrorism.


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Terrorism

Such are any covert or illegal activities that may target even completely innocent people or outsiders.


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Terrorism

The Turkish government has been accused for dozens of years of engaging in, supporting and protecting state terrorism.


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Terrorism

In 2011, according to a report published by the European Court of Human Rights, Turkey was the nation with the highest penalties.


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Terrorism

Some of the punishments involved state terrorism, including arrests and assassinations of journalists.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[28] The United States Department of State has defined the term more strictly to mean government support for organizations generally considered terrorist groups.


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Terrorism

Under that definition, the U.S. has classified five states: Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, and Syria, as supporting terrorists.


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Terrorism

[29] The US government has also been accused of engaging in, supporting and protecting terrorism.


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Terrorism

Allegations have been made by prominent US dissident Noam Chomsky, among others, who regards the United States as the world's leading terror state.


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Terrorism

By his argument, Chomsky points to, among other things, U.S. actions in supporting dictatorships, aggressions against various countries and supporting terrorists.


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Terrorism

[30] Similar criticisms have been voiced by, among others, William Blum in his book The Rogue State and journalist John Pilger in his documentaries, articles and interviews.


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Terrorism

[31] Terrorism in Finland Nationalist activists active in Finland during Russian rule in the early 20th century have also sometimes been regarded as fulfilling the hallmarks of terrorism in some respects.


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Terrorism

The most famous early twentieth century attack was the 1904 assassination of Governor-General Nikolai Bobrikov, carried out by Eugen Schauman, who was close to activists.


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Terrorism

Procurator Eliel Soisalon-Soininen was assassinated by activist Lennart Hohenthal in 1905.


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Terrorism

Finland became independent in 1917.


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Terrorism

In Finland, in the so-called Red Terror, the Red Guards killed 1650 civilians in 1918, plus more than 3000 soldiers.


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Terrorism

As a result of the overthrow of the rebellion carried out by the state and the punitive actions of the rebels, more than 25000 Red Guards were killed in turn.


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Terrorism

The extent to which these are considered terrorism is debatable.


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Terrorism

Many consider that terrorism in Finland has been represented mostly by the Lapuan movement of the turn of the 1920s and 1930s, which carried out numerous kidnappings, beatings and destruction, as well as four political assassinations.


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Terrorism

The assassination of Minister Heikki Ritavuori in 1922 can also be considered a manifestation of right-wing terrorism in Finland.


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Terrorism

In 2002, the act known as the “Myyrmann bomb” corresponded with a suicide terrorist attack by its external hallmarks.


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Terrorism

However, the intentions and motives of the perpetrator remained undetermined.


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Terrorism

Had a similar explosion occurred in London or Jerusalem, the act would likely have been interpreted as a suicide attack without further analysis.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[5] A neo-Nazi organization known as the Finnish Resistance Movement can be seen as a terrorist organization.


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Terrorism

[32] [33] Isis began carrying out terrorist attacks in Europe in 2014.


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Terrorism

In 2017, jihadists struck in Stockholm and St Petersburg.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

In June 2017, the Protection Police raised the terror threat estimate.


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Terrorism

In August 2017, a young Moroccan asylum seeker who received a negative decision stabbed ten people in Turku.


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Terrorism

Of these, two were killed, two were seriously wounded.


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Terrorism

This bloody incident was considered to have been Finland's first jihadist terrorist act.


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Terrorism

History of Ancient Greece The assassination of Hipparchus in 514 BC.


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Terrorism

may have caused progress towards its early democracy.


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Terrorism

[5] Selotes Terrorists of the ancient period included, among others, the Jewish Selotes who, in order to gain Israel's independence from Roman occupation, organized public political assassinations in the first century.


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Terrorism

[34] The Shiite Muslim sect of Assassins founded by the Assassins Hassan-i Sabbah in the Alamut fort at the end of the 10th century was known for their political assassinations.


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Terrorism

However, assassinations by others have also been alleged to have been carried out by a sect active in Persian-Syrian territory until the 13th century [5], and untrue stories have been told about the sect, such as that murderers were coached by drugging them with hash.


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Terrorism

[35] However, since the Nizars had a kind of state or kingdom, the sect's suitability within the borders of terrorism has been questioned.


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Terrorism

[5] In any case, the group's terrorist reputation has been left alive.


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Terrorism

[5] The leader of the Assassins enlisted for the slaying of his rivals persons who were willing to sacrifice their lives by penetrating the courts of princes with their daggers.


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Terrorism

[5] India Indian road and river bandits formed the Brotherhood of Stranglers, of which there is material from the 17th century.


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Terrorism

They attacked passengers, pounding them with their running loops.


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Terrorism

The Brotherhood encompassed Hindus and Muslims alike.


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Terrorism

Some large landowners protected the Stranglers.


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Terrorism

[5] Western European New Age Terrorism The concept of “terrorism” dates back to the Great French Revolution.


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Terrorism

In the power vacuum that followed the abrogation of kingship, republican Jacobins seized control by starting a wave of violence in which some 40000 French people were killed.


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Terrorism

The war initiated by France in the spring of 1792 against Prussia and Austria further strained the situation.


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Terrorism

Queen Marie Antoinette was suspected of treason with Austrian support, and as a result of the war a declaration was issued for the transfer of power to the revolutionary regime.


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Terrorism

The Commonwealth Committee, consisting of twelve members, was formed as the centre of power.


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Terrorism

It ultimately decided all matters of state.


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Terrorism

Since terror was state, the concept of terror was associated with state terror, in which the revolutionary government seeks to rid the opposition while persecuting the latter.


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Terrorism

The consolidation of the results of the revolution was believed to require the continued state terror of the revolutionary government.


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Terrorism

Maximilien Robespierre, leader of the Jacobins, also died in the guillotine himself on 27 July 1794.


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Terrorism

The terrorism of the 19th century after the Napoleonic Wars, the Holy Alliance sought to restore the old monarchist order.


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Terrorism

National Romanticism and incipient industrialization gave rise to nationality movements and liberal movements which, however, failed to adequately push through their goals, particularly in multinational Austria.


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Terrorism

The Hungarians who rebelled in 1848 were granted a dual monarchy with Austria in 1867 Ausgleich, but the Slavic peoples of Austro-Hungary such as the Czechs and Serbs were dissatisfied.


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Terrorism

Serbs engaged in terror against the Austrians.


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Terrorism

The most reluctant to give the Slavs the status they acquired themselves were the Hungarians.


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Terrorism

Because of the Bosnian issue, the terrorist organization Black Hand was founded in Serbia.


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Terrorism

Its perhaps most famous act of terrorism is the murder of Frans Ferdinand, the heir to the Austrian throne, in Sarajevo.


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Terrorism

In 19th-century France, so-called “propaganda of deeds” was carried out in the name of social rights.


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Terrorism

Individual perpetrators attacked the stock exchange and the judiciary.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

[5] In Russia, anti-emperor and government terrorism grew in the 1860s as society's liberation from serfdom and the expectation of achieving constitutional governance grew faster than the government's ability to reform.


Question: How do you define a paramilitary?

Terrorism

Anarchists and subsequently social revolutionaries focused on the authorities and the emperor, as well as personal terror against ministers.


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Terrorism

Narodnaya Volnja, for example, was to carry out the peasant revolution with the help of intellectuals.


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Terrorism

[5] Africa The Many Faces of Terrorism is assessed as having practised terror, among other things, the Kenyan mau-mau movement.


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Terrorism

[5] At the time of the apartheid regime, Umkhonto we Sizwe, the joint military wing of the ANC and the Communist Party of South Africa, carried out some terrorist attacks in South Africa.


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Terrorism

The most famous of these is the Church Street car bombing in Pretoria on 20 May 1983, which killed 21 people and injured 217.


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Terrorism

[36] However, at no time did the ANC political leadership approve operations against civilians.


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Terrorism

[37] Contemporary terrorism Today, the most common form of terrorism is religious terrorism by Sunni Muslims, according to US government statistics.


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Terrorism

[8] [9] [10] In 2006, for example, nearly 4000 people were killed in attacks by Sunni groups.


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Terrorism

[10] In 2006, 45% of terrorist attacks and 65% of casualties were in Iraq.


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Terrorism

[38] In general, however, the definition of terrorism can be seen as biased, in which case the terrorists are those who are against us.


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Terrorism

In international debates, as in the UN, it turns out that because of opposing goals, one's terrorist is another's freedom fighter.


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Terrorism

However, the concepts are not necessarily mutually exclusive.


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Terrorism

A freedom fighter is defined by the objective of the action and the method used by the terrorist.


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Terrorism

A freedom fighter can also be a terrorist depending on the methods he uses.


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Terrorism

In some countries, the organisation that started and won the struggle for freedom with terror may subsequently form a new state leadership.


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Terrorism

Causes and combating terrorism One of the reasons for engaging in acts of terrorism is economic and social grievances.


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Terrorism

It is not clear, however, why the solution to the problems has been sought precisely from terrorist activities and why acts are typically committed by people who are not the biggest victims of grievances.


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Terrorism

[5] There is also no experiential evidence of the impact of redressing grievances on the continuation of terrorist attacks.


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Terrorism

[5] There is evidence that either force and counter-strike have failed to root terrorism.


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Terrorism

[5] See also Bomb attack Dirty bomb Weapon of mass destruction List of terrorist organizations List of terrorist attacks Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Adams, James| title = Terrorism| location = Helsinki | publisher = Otava| year = 1987| version = (The financing of terror, 1986.)


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Translated by Ilkka Rekiaro| id = ISBN 951-1-09369-X}} Teemu Middleweight: The case of Sergeant Major T and other accounts of Finnish terror (Atena, 2010) Francisco Alonso-Fernández: “Fanáticos terroristas - Claves psicológicas y sociales del terrorismo”, Salvat Editores S.A., 2002.


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Terrorism

ISBN 84-345-6408-4 Shmuel Bar: “Warrant for terror: fatwas of radical Islam and the duty of jihad”, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., 2006, ISBN 0-7425-5120-2 Cindy C. Comb and Martin Slann: “Encyclopedia of Terrorism, Revised Edition”, Facts On File, Inc., 2007 ISBN 0-8160-6277-3 Laitinen, Kari & Lumio, Milla: The Birth of a Terrorist and Fighting Terrorism - Perspectives on Violent Radicalization.


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Terrorism

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Terrorism

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Question: What is the most famous building designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe?

Architecture of Budapest

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 disposal 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 a lot 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 was 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 Houses 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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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: Which language group does the Georgian language belong to?

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Turkish is a language belonging to the Turkic languages spoken as a mother tongue in Turkey, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Greece, Ukraine, Russia (Tatarstan Oblast) and other countries that were part of the Ottoman Empire.


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Of these, only in Turkey it is the main language.


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The language is also spoken by millions of migrants in the EU.


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There are 66.5 million speakers of the language in Turkey and in the whole world Turkish is spoken by 70890130 people (2006).


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[1] However, minority speakers in Turkey, of which Kurds make up the largest group, generally speak Turkish as their second language.


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As a second language, the number of speakers in Turkey is 350000.


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[1] Speakers of Turkish and other southern Turkic languages such as Azeri, Turkmen and Kashkai understand each other quite well.


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If all these languages are considered Turkish, the number of native speakers of it is approximately 100 million, and Turkish as a second language including around 125 million.


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Classification Turkish belongs to the Southern Turkic languages of the Turkic language, which includes Gagauzi, Crimintarian, Turkmen and Azeri, among others.


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According to some linguists, Turkic languages belong to the Altaic language.


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In common with Finnish, Turkish has agglutination, vowelization and lack of grammatical genus.


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The basic word order is subject—object—verb.


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Regional ranking Turkish is the majority language in Turkey and a minority language in 35 countries.


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The language is especially spoken in regions that were part of the Ottoman Empire, such as Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia (especially Kosovo), the Republic of Macedonia, Syria, Greece, and Israel (Turkish Jews).


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More than two million Turkish-speakers live in Germany and significant Turkish-speaking communities in Austria, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.


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Official status Turkish is the only official language of Turkey and one of the official languages of Cyprus.


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It has official but not primary status in several municipalities of the Republic of Macedonia and Kosovo, depending on the number of Turkish-speakers.


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In Turkey, language maintenance is provided by the Türk Dil Kurumu (Turkish Language Association), founded in 1932 by Kemal Atatürk under the name Türk Dili Tetkik Cemiyeti (Association for the Study of the Turkish Language).


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Türk Dil Kurumu was influenced by the idea of pure-language, and one of its most primary activities was the replacement of words and grammar structures borrowed from Persian and Arabic with Turkish equivalents, which, along with the Turkish alphabet published in 1928, shaped the fur to be like it is nowadays.


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Türk Dil Kurumu became an independent body in 1951 when the requirement that it should be run by the Ministry of Education went away.


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This status remained until August 1983, when it was again connected to the government as a result of the 1980 coup d'état.


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Pronograms Consonants bilabial labio- dentalalveolarpost-alveolarpost-alveolarpalatalvelar-englottaalclusilipbtdckgnasal nfvszhaffrikaattatremulant-semi-vowelandlateral semi-vowell Vowels in Turkey make a vowelization meaning that in the word can only be front or back vowels, but not both.


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Weight is usually on the last syllable, except in some combinations of suffixes.


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In erisnames, weight is usually on the penultimate syllable.


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The writing system in Turkey uses 29 letters.


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Their use in Turkey was started by law on 1 November 1928.


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The earlier Arabic alphabet was replaced by an alphabet based on the Latin alphabet at the initiative of Kemal Atatürk.


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Turkish alphabet: The letter Ö was taken from the Swedish alphabet because the Swedish interpreter was involved in a committee developing a new writing language.


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Ç was taken from the Albanian alphabet, Ş from the Romanian alphabet and Ü from the German alphabet.


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Turkish I and İare different letters.


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In the first, the point is neither in uppercase nor lowercase, while in the latter the point is in both.


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However, the lowercase version of the letter J has a dot on top of the letter (j).


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In Turkey there are no letters Q, W and X.


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They are transliterated into Turkish as k, v and ks.


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Circumflex may be used (^) to distinguish similarly written words with different meanings, or to denote the slipping of a preceding consonant, or long vowels in loanwords.


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These letters are considered parallel forms of the letters a, i, and u, and are quite rare in modern usage.


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The earliest known Turkish writing system is the Orkhon inscription.


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Turkic languages have been written with a number of different letters, including Cyrillic, Arabic, Latin and some other Asian letters.


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Grammar Turkish has many suffixes, but no intrinsic prefixes except for a twelfical, affirming prefix, as in the words bembeyaz ('vitwhite', from the word beyaz meaning white) and sımsıcak ('very hot', from the word sıcak meaning hot).


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A word can have several suffixes.


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They can be used to create new words or indicate the grammatical function of a word.


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Turkish nouns may have endings indicating the owner's persona.


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They may also have substitute terminals, as in Finland.


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Suffixes usually depend on the vowel designation.


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For example, the suffix -den is either -dan or -den depending on whether the word has front or back vowels.


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For some endings, vowel harmony is divided into four parts, resulting in four endings to choose according to the last vowel of the word.


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However, many Turkish words have mixed both front and back vowels.


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In this case, the suffix is chosen according to the last vowel.


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Turkish adjectives are not inflected, but can usually be used as nouns, in which case they are inflected.


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When used as an attribute, adjectives are ahead of the noun.


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Turkish verbs show persona, tense form, custom class, and point of view.


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All verbs are inflected in the same way except for the irregular verb i-, which cannot be inflected in all time and manners classes.


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The basic word order is subject—object—verb.


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A word cannot end in a sonorous consonant, so the last consonant that may be in the verbal body becomes chordless, but in suffixed forms, sonority is retained.


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Dialects The Turkish language is divided into several dialects: Anadolu (the most central dialect) Osmanli/Ottoman language (Ottoman Empire), not any dialect but an old administrative language.


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The Republic of South Africa, or South Africa, is a republic in southern Africa, right at the southernmost tip of the African continent.


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It is bordered by Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Swaziland.


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The state of Lesotho lies as an enclave within South Africa.


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The climate of the country varies from region to region.


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The western Cape Country has a Mediterranean climate, and the hinterland is steppe, where it rains in summer.


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There is a subtropical zone in KwaZulu-Natal.


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South Africa can be considered a superpower on the African continent and has the second largest economy in Africa after Nigeria [1].


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The country is among the world's leading exporters of minerals.


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[2] Black African nationalists in particular refer to South Africa as Azania.


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[3] Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela, among others, have described post-1994 democratic multicultural South Africa as a Rainbow State ().


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[4] Geography South Africa lies at the southern tip of the African continent between the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean.


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Its shoreline is over 2500km long and stretches from the Namibian Desert to the subtropical region of Mozambique.


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The shallow coastal strip is narrow for the most part, with a mountainous area towering behind it separating the coast from the inland highlands.


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By place, especially in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, the coastal lowland is wider.


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[5] The soil in South Africa is exceptionally old and rich in mineral.


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The foundation of the Earth was already part of the Gondwana continent, which 100—300 million years ago broke up into numerous parts, forming new continents like Africa.


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Over the years that followed, geological, tectonic and volcanic processes, as well as erosion, shaped South Africa to the likeness of what is now.


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[6] The most significant of South African mineral formations are the gold-containing Witwatersrand quartzite, the platinum-bearing Bushveld igneous rock complex, and carbon resources formed from Karoo sediments.


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[7] There is a cold Antarctic Benguela stream in Earth's Atlantic-side marine area, whose plankton sustains rich fishing grounds.


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On the east coast, in turn, pass the warm sea currents of Mozambique and Agulhas.


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Ocean currents significantly affect the climate of the country.


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[6] The country's main rivers are the Limpopo River on the border with Zimbabwe and the Oranje River and its tributary the Vaal, which flows from west to east and descends into the Atlantic at the border with Namibia.


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The importance of the Oranje River, among other things, for farming in the dry central part of the country is great.


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[6] The climate of South Africa varies a lot from region to region.


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The inland Great Karoo Plateau is arid steppe and turns northwestward as it slowly goes into the Kalahari Desert.


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The southwestern parts of the country have a Mediterranean climate with rainy winters and hot, dry summers.


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[6] Average Heat (°C) Urban SummerWinterCape Town20,012,6Durban23,617,0Johannesburg19,411,1Pretoria22,412,9Source:Lew Leppan: The South African Book of Records.


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Cape Town, Don Nelson, 1999.


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Nature South Africa has five different vegetation zones: fynbos, forest, karoo, grassy and savannah.


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The Fynbos vegetation zone is located in the southwestern parts of the country, and its species range consists mainly of heather, proteas and herbaceous plants belonging to the family Restionaceae.


Question: What was the South African resident figure in 2010?

South Africa

[8] Although over 1,000 native tree species grow in South Africa, large trees are quite rare in many parts of the country.