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Modern Hungarian Jewry, similarly to modern European Jewry, integrated into the denominational framework of the modern state by the end of the 19th century. Nevertheless, the communal remembrance of the scattering (‘galuth’) played a significant role in their collective consciousness reinterpreted according to modern views. In my study I have investigated the attitude of modern, urban editor and publisher elite to the Holy Land and to Holy Places in the Holy Land appearing around Zionist and neolog publications regarding articles and reports on journeys to the Holy Land.As sources for my research I have chosen the neolog social weekly paper ‘Egyenlőség’ (Equality), which is close to but not institutionally attached to and in fact often representing different point of view as opposed to the Israelite Community of Pest; ‘Zsidó Szemle’ (Jewish Review) - the official journal of the Hungarian Zionist Organization and the cultural Zionist ‘Múlt és Jövő’ (Past and Future).
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