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Our exhibition entitled Hungarian Sound Film Posters 1931–1944 has come to its finishing event.

On the first eve of the event series entitled Orientalists in NSZL, on September 13, 2017, classical philologist, Orientalist, university professor Miklós Maróth will deliver a lecture entitled Philosophical and religious ethics in the Islamic world.

Dear Readers,

Public dress rehearsal of the performance of Örkény Theater entitled Aranyozás (Gilding) will be held in NSZL as of 7 p.m. on Friday September 15, 2017. Due to the rehearsal, the Library will be closed one hour earlier, at 7 p.m. We apologize for any inconvenience caused, and you are cordially invited to the performance!

During the 26^th Budapest Wine Festival, National Széchényi Library can be visited during its usual official opening hours. The easiest way to approach NSZL is to come from Dózsa György Square, using the Express Elevator. Visitors coming to our Library are kindly asked to tell the organizers of the Wine Festival that they want to visit NSZL, and also to present their Reader Pass. Organizers of Budapest Wine Festival will help you to get access to the Main Entrance of National Széchényi Library.

We invite those interested in János Arany’s poetry to a special evening, to the dress rehearsal of the performance of Örkény Theater. Entitled Aranyozás (Gilding), the performance will start at 7 p.m. on Friday September 15, 2017.

Actor and composer William Kaffenberger recently expressed his gratitude to the management of National Széchényi Library for the precious help provided to his team by the staff of NSZL’s Special Collections.

“The head of nature turning into autumn” – ARANY (GOLDEN) Autumn

We will wait for you with programs related to the János Arany Year, including roundtable discussions, exclusive guided tours and presentations.

September 15, 2017

In August, the number of articles in the Electronic Periodicals Archive & Database (Hungarian abbreviation: EPA) reached 500,000.

Based on data available this morning, visitors of the site can search in 505,217 articles.