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The January 8, 2018 meeting at Arlington Central Library from 6pm IS CANCELLED due to weather conditions. NEW MEETING DATE AND TIME: The Kossuth...
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The mission of the Foundation is to, “foster diversity in American society and honor the presence of Hungarian Americans in it by maintaining and encouraging the language, heritage, religious traditions, and historical culture of Hungarians in America and the appreciation thereof.” [from Article I of the Kossuth Foundation Bylaws]
January 8, 2018
The January 8, 2018 meeting at Arlington Central Library from 6pm IS CANCELLED due to weather conditions.
NEW MEETING DATE AND TIME: The Kossuth Foundation will hold an organizational meeting for those interested in attending Hungarian language evening/weekend classes in the spring on January 13, 2018 between 1- 2PM at the Kossuth House (2001 Massachusetts Ave, NW. Washingon DC 20036) close to Dupont Circle. All interested students are encouraged to attend. If there is enough interest we hope to offer beginner, advanced beginner, intermediate and advanced class this spring.
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