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Cultural Policies. The First Decade of the La Fontaine Literature Society (1920–1930)

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The La Fontaine Literature Society was founded in 1920 in Budapest. Its task was to promote the world literature in Hungary and to make Hungarian literature better known abroad. One of the founders was Béla Vikár, who also translated the Fables of Jean La Fontaine into Hungarian. In my paper I investigate his correspondence between 1920 and 30 and the deed of foundation of the La Fontaine Society. My aim is to describe the place and the role of Finnish and Estonian literatures in the Society's work.
Title: Cultural Policies. The First Decade of the La Fontaine Literature Society (1920–1930)
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The La Fontaine Literature Society was founded in 1920 in Budapest.
Its task was to promote the world literature in Hungary and to make Hungarian literature better known abroad.
One of the founders was Béla Vikár, who also translated the Fables of Jean La Fontaine into Hungarian.
In my paper I investigate his correspondence between 1920 and 30 and the deed of foundation of the La Fontaine Society.
My aim is to describe the place and the role of Finnish and Estonian literatures in the Society's work.

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