Hungarian Cultural Centre
About the company:
Address: 101000, Moscow, St. Cook, 21.
Passage: Metro "Arbatskaya" or "Barricadnaya"
Mode of work: * Daily from 10.00 to 18.00
Entrance fee:* Entrance free
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Commemorative dates and annual events:
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KSRC BP opened in 1990. Currently working at: Cook's Street, 21. At the beginning of the XIX century, the family of Sergey Lvovich Pushkin settled in this mansion. There were Karamzin, Vyazemsky, Batyushkov. Since 1936, the mansion has been owned by Hungary. The aim of the center is to promote historical and cultural values that Hungary has enriched European culture. It hosts musical concerts, literary evenings with the participation of Hungarian and Russian actors, scientific conferences, lectures, Hungarian films, a library and Hungarian language courses. |
Povarskaya, 21 - mansion of A.I. Nosenkov (architect Kaminsky). Corner two-storey house with typical architecture of the XIX century three-dimensional composition and decor. |
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Main officers: *
Director: Silank Bertalan, tel. (495)291-3134
Deputy Director of Scientific Work: Jozsef Burns
Zav. Department: Varga Eva, tel. (495) 202-7638
Zav. Department: Kutepova Lyudmila Alekseevna, tel. (495) 202-6695
Museum employee: Ekaterina Novikova, tel. (495) 291-3134
Headquarters:
(495) 291-3134, Fax: (495) 291-3221
Address:
101000, Moscow, St. Cook, 21.
Budgetary status:
Departmental
Organizational and legal form:
non-profit
Classification of the organization:
Historical, Literary, Musical, Theatre, Artistic
Areas of organization:
exhibition and exhibition 85m2
reservoirs 200m2
The structure of the organization includes:
library
Superior organization:
Ministry of National Cultural Heritage of the Republic of Hungary - R1152
| The most valuable (unique) collections: The library is about 6,000 units. Film library, video library: art and cartoons - 109 units, documentary - 31 units. Videotapes with feature films, theatrical productions, portrait films - 441 units. |
Visiting and exchange exhibitions:
Hungarian Revolution of 1848, Baroque in Hungarian Architecture, Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Kosuth Lajos, Heraldic Exhibition
| Publications issued by the organization: Series of scientific publications of the Moscow Hungarian College (volume 1) |