Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change

The decision to establish the Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change (RETÖRKI) was made by the Hungarian Government in 2013 [Government Decree 83/2013 (III. 21.)]. In this decree, the Government specified the tasks of the Institute, which operates as a budgetary institution under the supervision of the Prime Minister’s Office. The aims of the Institute are to discover preludes to the change of regimes in h (1989-1990), present the social and political conditions of the socialist period, establish a chronology of the change of regimes, and examine the present the changes of regimes in the neighbouring countries. The Institute collects and preserves sources and private documents relevant to the changes of regimes.

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Atrašanās vieta:
- Budapest Andrássy út 100, Hungary 1062
Vārds:
- Research Institute and Archives for the History of the Hungarian Regime Change
Izveidošanas datums:
- 2013
Operatora lomas:
- Documents of the Bethlen Gábor Foundation
Īpašnieks:
- Documents of the Bethlen Gábor Foundation

Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center

The Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center was established in 2013 with the aim of promoting Hungarian photography. The Hungarian state purchased Robert Capa’s estate in 2008. The Capa Center is located in Budapest, Nagymező street 8 built by art collector and patron Lajos Ernst in 1912, and until the opening of the Capa Center, the building housed the Ernst Museum.

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Atrašanās vieta:
- Budapest Nagymező utca 8, Hungary 1065
Vārds:
- Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center
Izveidošanas datums:
- 2013
Galvenais dalībnieks:
- Eufória? Rendszerváltás-történetek Magyarországról

Robert-Havemann-Society

The Robert Havemann Society (RHG) was founded in Berlin on the 19 November 1990 by 23 members and sympathizers of the ‘Neues Forum’ civil rights movement. Its goal was and has remained to document the history of opposition and resistance within the GDR and to collect and preserve relevant documentary material. For this reason, the RHG founded the Archives of Opposition to the DDR in 1992. Since then, the Robert Havemann Society has released publications, curated exhibitions and organized numerous civic educational conferences.

The Archive of the Opposition to the GDR, founded by the Robert-Havemann Society, is the largest and most significant amongst the so-called ‘reappraisal archives’. With its impressive collection of personal documents, the Archive offer a wealth of alternative and contrasting source material to that found in state and party files.

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Atrašanās vieta:
- 10437 Berlin Schliemannstraße 23 , Germany
Izveidošanas datums:
- 1990
Operatora lomas:
- Archive of the GDR-Opposition at the Robert Havemann Society
Īpašnieks:
- Archive of the GDR-Opposition at the Robert Havemann Society
Galvenais dalībnieks:

Roger Loewig Association

Starting 1966 a close group of friends initiated in Bonn the association the 'Gesellschaft der Freunde Roger Loewigs' [Association of Friends of Roger Loewig]. This played an exponential role in supporting the artist and raising awareness on the artistic production of Loewig in Western Germany, and equally supporting the artist departure from the GDR. After the death of Roger Loewig, the Association has been reorganised in 1998 as the Roger Loewig Gesellschaft e.V. with the aim of managing the artistic legacy of Roger Loewig.

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Izveidotājs:
- Roger Loewig Collection
Atrašanās vieta:
- Berlin, Germany
Izveidošanas datums:
- 1998
Operatora lomas:
- Roger Loewig Collection
Īpašnieks:
- Roger Loewig Collection

Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Split-Makarska

The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Split-Makarska (Croatian: Splitsko-makarska nadbiskupija; Latin: Archidioecesis Spalatensis-Macarscensis) is a metropolitan archdiocese of the Latin Rite of the Roman Catholic Church in Croatia and Montenegro. The diocese was established in the 3^rd century and was made an archdiocese and metropolitan see in the 10^th century. The modern diocese was erected in 1828, when the historical archdiocese of Salona was combined with the diocese of Makarska. It was elevated to an archdiocese and metropolitan see in 1969, restoring the earlier status of the archdiocese of Split, as it is also known. The diocese was also known as Spalato-Macarsca.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Catholic_Archdiocese_of_Split-Makarska

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Atrašanās vieta:
- Split, Croatia 21000
Vārds:
- Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Split-Makarska
Izveidošanas datums:
- 0304