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If we wish to find a basis on which we can build a real consensus, it is not enough
to only think about the last two centuries, which Spengler described in 1918 as
a Europe that would last another hundred years. And this is well served by an
investigation of the activities and responsibilities of the intellectuals of that time.
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A further question that naturally arises in thinking of Schier is the question
of the relationship between Austria and Hungary. Studies like Andrea Seidler’s
are now being written about where a German-speaking Hungarian writer ac¬
tually belongs.*”’ Exhibitions are organised where based on the documents on
show we can ask questions such as if the Hungarian intellectuals who stayed in
Vienna in the 1920s were exu/ans or simply remained in the capital of their home¬
land, where they had been living??? It is a well-known cliché that the Hungarian¬
language press was born in Vienna, for example the Magyar Kurír and the Bécsi
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Magyar Hírmondó.
#1 SEIDLER A. 2014, 108-119.
"2 TÖRÖK D., hrsg., Wien..., 2011. Applied to the whole region Cf. Apamsxa—Mosrert, eds., The
development..., 2004.
“3 Cr. Zvara 2016.
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