Hungarian Period (1907-1919) - Revision history

Santiago Pinault: /* 1919 (until August) */

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	\| “For the length of [this] single day he [is] communist: from the hospital he sen[d] a message to (…) György Lukács (…) to say 'I'm joining the Party'“<ref>Duczyńska 1970, [[29/12]], 49.</ref>		\| “For the length of [this] single day he [is] communist: from the hospital he sen[d] a message to (…) György Lukács (…) to say 'I'm joining the Party'“<ref>Duczyńska 1970, [[29/12]], 49.</ref>
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1918 */

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	\|rowspan="2"\|		\|rowspan="2"\| According to Henk Woldring, Lukács pre-Marxist period ends in this year<ref>Henk Wolrding, [1986] ''Karl Mannheim. The development of his thought'', New York, Saint Martin's Press, 79.</ref>
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1914 */

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	\|rowspan="14"\|Dimitrije Mitrinović goes to Munich.<br />S. G. Hobson, ''National Guilds: An Inquiry into the Wage System and the Way Out''; H. G. Wells, ''The World Set Free''		\|rowspan="5"\|Dimitrije Mitrinović goes to Munich.<br />S. G. Hobson, ''National Guilds: An Inquiry into the Wage System and the Way Out''; H. G. Wells, ''The World Set Free''
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	\| He lectures in the Comenius lodge on the free thinkers’ movement.<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Gyurgyak1986\|Gyurgyák 1986]], 182.</ref>		\| He lectures in the Comenius lodge on the free thinkers’ movement.<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Gyurgyak1986\|Gyurgyák 1986]], 182.</ref> He gives a lecture entitled "New Worldview"<ref> [[Free_Thought_1914/3#The_Galileo_Circle\|''Szabadgondolat'' 4.3, Movement]]</ref>
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			\| [[Szabadgondolat 1914/3\|''Szabadgondolat'' 4.3]]
	\|rowspan="3"\|He gives a series of lectures on relationship between freemasonry and the free thinkers’ movement. (March and April)		\|rowspan="3"\|He gives a series of lectures on relationship between freemasonry and the free thinkers’ movement. (March and April)
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	\| “[[A magyar hegemonia és a nemzetiségek]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Hungarian Hegemony and the Nationalities]]]</small>		\| “[[A magyar hegemonia és a nemzetiségek]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Hungarian Hegemony and the Nationalities]]]</small>
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	\| [[To György Lukács (3 March 1914)\|To György Lukács]]		\| [[To György Lukács (3 March 1914)\|To György Lukács]]
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Santiago: /* 1914 */

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1914

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	\| [[To Michael, 7 February 1914\|To Michael]]		\| [[To Michael (7 February 1914)\|To Michael]]
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	\| He lectures in the Archimedes lodge on the relationship of science to morals, for the first time.<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Gyurgyak1986\|Gyurgyák 1986]], 182.</ref>		\| He lectures in the Archimedes lodge on the relationship of science to morals, for the first time.<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Gyurgyak1986\|Gyurgyák 1986]], 182.</ref>

Santiago: /* 1914 */

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	\|rowspan="13"\|Dimitrije Mitrinović goes to Munich.<br />S. G. Hobson, ''National Guilds: An Inquiry into the Wage System and the Way Out''; H. G. Wells, ''The World Set Free''		\|rowspan="14"\|Dimitrije Mitrinović goes to Munich.<br />S. G. Hobson, ''National Guilds: An Inquiry into the Wage System and the Way Out''; H. G. Wells, ''The World Set Free''
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	\| “[[A magyar hegemonia és a nemzetiségek]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Hungarian Hegemony and the Nationalities]]]</small>		\| “[[A magyar hegemonia és a nemzetiségek]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Hungarian Hegemony and the Nationalities]]]</small>
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1912 */

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1912

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	\| 01.31		\| 01.31<ref>01.27? In the ''Selected Correspondence'' of G. Lukács, Judith Marcus and Zoltán Tar, read '27' where Adam Fabry read 31.</ref>
	\| [[To_György_Lukács_(31_January_1912)\|To György Lukács]]		\| [[To_György_Lukács_(31_January_1912)\|To György Lukács]]
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1908 */

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	~~\|rowspan="2"~~\|He begins his seminar in psychology and philosophy, where Ernst Mach's ''Analyse der Empfindungen'' was discussed.		\| He begins his seminar in psychology and philosophy, where Ernst Mach's ''Analyse der Empfindungen'' was discussed.
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	\| [[To György Lukács (9 December 1908)\|To György Lukács]] [[#mw-page-base\|↑]]		\| [[To György Lukács (9 December 1908)\|To György Lukács]]
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			\| [[To György Lukács (18 December 1908)\|To György Lukács]] [[#mw-page-base\|↑]]
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1918 */

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1918

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	\| “[[A mai nemzedék hitvatása]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Calling of a Generation]]]</small>		\| “[[A mai nemzedék hitvatása]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[The Calling of a Generation]]]</small>
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	\|rowspan="2"\|“The second phase of his [political activities] beg[ins] in the Summer 1918.”<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Litvan1990\|Litván 1990]], 31-32.</ref>		\|rowspan="2"\|“The second phase of his [political activities] beg[ins] in the Summer 1918.”<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Litvan1990\|Litván 1990]], 31-32.</ref>
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	\| [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aster_Revolution Aster Revolution] in Hungary		\| [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aster_Revolution Aster Revolution] in Hungary
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	\| “[[Radikális párt és Polgári párt]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Radical Party and Bourgeois Party]]]</small>		\| “[[Radikális párt és Polgári párt]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[Radical Party and Bourgeois Party]]]</small>
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	\| [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mihály_Károlyi Károlyi] proclaims the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Hungarian_Republic Hungarian Democratic Republic]		\| [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mihály_Károlyi Károlyi] proclaims the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_Hungarian_Republic Hungarian Democratic Republic]
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Santiago Pinault at 03:34, 12 November 2019

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	\| Robert Seton Watson and ~~Thomas~~ Masaryk ~~Both~~ found and publish ''The New Europe'', a weekly periodical to promote the cause of the Czechs and other subject peoples. Seton-Watson finances this periodical himself.		\| Robert Seton-Watson and Tomaš G. Masaryk both found and publish ''The New Europe'', a weekly periodical to promote the cause of the Czechs and other subject peoples. Seton-Watson finances this periodical himself.
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	\|rowspan="3"\| “P. probably converts in 1919, a year that witnessed a “mass movement” of conversions of Budapest Jews to Christianity, particularly of the upper classes, and which included in its number Michael Polanyi and his friend Leo Szilard.”<ref>[[Dale 2016]], 7.</ref>		\|rowspan="3"\| “P. probably converts in 1919, a year that witnessed a “mass movement” of conversions of Budapest Jews to Christianity, particularly of the upper classes, and which included in its number Michael Polanyi and his friend Leo Szilard.”<ref>[[Dale 2016]], 7.</ref>
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	\| O. Jászi let Hungary for Austria.<ref>[[Dale 2016]], 72n199</ref>		\| O. Jászi let Hungary for Austria.<ref>[[Dale 2016]], 72n199</ref>
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	\| “For the length of [this] single day he [is] communist: from the hospital he sen[d] a message to (…) György Lukács (…) to say 'I'm joining the Party'“<ref>Duczyńska 1970, [[29/12]], 49.</ref>		\| “For the length of [this] single day he [is] communist: from the hospital he sen[d] a message to (…) György Lukács (…) to say 'I'm joining the Party'“<ref>Duczyńska 1970, [[29/12]], 49.</ref>
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Santiago Pinault: /* 1911 */

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1911

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			\| Creation of the Great Orient of Hungary's lodge Archimedes, in Budapest<ref>KODEK Günter K, [2009] ''Zwischen verboten und erlaubt. Die Chronik der Freimaurerei in der österreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie (1867-1918) une der I. Republik Österreich (1918-1938)'' , Wien, Löcker Verlag, 163.</ref>
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	\|rowspan="5"\| H. G. Wells, ''The New Machiavelli''		\|rowspan="5"\| H. G. Wells, ''The New Machiavelli''
	\|rowspan="5"\|Polanyi's appointment as chief editor of ''[[Szabadgondolat]]'' "coincided with his initiation into the Archimede's Masonic Lodge~~, established in 1911~~."<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Mucsi1990\|Múcsi 1990]], 29. “This particular lodge had as its mandate reorganization of the Hungarian Association of Free Thinkers with the participation of nine 'masters' who had left the Comenius lodge. The founders of the group hoped to recruit students from the Galilei Circle, and to publish a journal for its members. ''Szabadgondolat'' thus came into being, and both the lodge and the journal strengthened by Polanyi's active participation.” [''Ibid.'']</ref>		\|rowspan="5"\|Polanyi's appointment as chief editor of ''[[Szabadgondolat]]'' "coincided with his initiation into the Archimede's Masonic Lodge".<ref>[[Secondary_Literature_about_Karl_Polanyi#Mucsi1990\|Múcsi 1990]], 29. “This particular lodge had as its mandate reorganization of the Hungarian Association of Free Thinkers with the participation of nine 'masters' who had left the Comenius lodge. The founders of the group hoped to recruit students from the Galilei Circle, and to publish a journal for its members. ''Szabadgondolat'' thus came into being, and both the lodge and the journal strengthened by Polanyi's active participation.” [''Ibid.'']</ref>
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	\| “[[Mi nem küzdünk a vallás ellen…]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[We do not Fight Religion]]]</small>		\| “[[Mi nem küzdünk a vallás ellen…]]” <small><nowiki>[</nowiki>[[We do not Fight Religion]]]</small>