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- The presence of Hungarian Argentines dates back to the 18th century, when a number of Hungarian Jesuit priests came to North Argentina and Paraguay and settled in Jesuit Reductions. After the fall of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 a number of Hungarian officers fled to Argentina. Among them were János Czetz, founder of the Colegio Militar de la Nación (the Argentine National Military Academy) and Alexander Asboth, who served as United States Ambassador to Argentina. Another well-known Hungarian emigrant to Argentina is László Bíró, who perfected and patented his invention, the ballpoint pen – also known as biro – after his emigration to Argentina. Today, there are between 40,000 and 50,000 people of Hungarian descent living in Argentina, mostly in Buenos Aires. Most of them arrived in the three main emigration waves: during and after World War I, during and after World War II, and after the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 was crushed by the Soviet Union. They maintain 19 associations and four registered religious communities throughout the country, the Hungarian community carries musical instruments such as Violin, which have long been used in Argentina. (en)
- La inmigración húngara en Argentina comenzó a partir de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Antes de esa fecha, los inmigrantes húngaros no formaban parte de corrientes significativas y todo indica que se trató de viajes individuales. Actualmente, se calcula que aproximadamente 40.000 argentinos son de origen húngaro. (es)
- Les Hongrois en Argentine sont les citoyens argentins d'origine hongroise. Leur présence en Argentine est essentiellement le fait d'une immigration importante lors de l'Insurrection de Budapest en 1956. Un très grand nombre d'entre eux et de leurs descendants sont devenues connus ou reconnus, parmi eux nous pouvons citer László Biró, Vladislao Cap ou Gisela Dulko. (fr)
- Первые венгры, которые переехали в Аргентину в XVIII веке, были иезуитами. Большинство венгров иммигрировало в Аргентину в первой половине XX века и после Венгерской революции 1956 года. Сегодня в Аргентине проживает от 40000 до 50000 граждан венгерского происхождения, в основном в Буэнос-Айресе. (ru)
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- Hungarian Argentines (en)
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- Hungarian people, Hungarian Brazilians, other Argentines of European descent (en)
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- Mostly Catholicism and Judaism (en)
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- La inmigración húngara en Argentina comenzó a partir de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Antes de esa fecha, los inmigrantes húngaros no formaban parte de corrientes significativas y todo indica que se trató de viajes individuales. Actualmente, se calcula que aproximadamente 40.000 argentinos son de origen húngaro. (es)
- Les Hongrois en Argentine sont les citoyens argentins d'origine hongroise. Leur présence en Argentine est essentiellement le fait d'une immigration importante lors de l'Insurrection de Budapest en 1956. Un très grand nombre d'entre eux et de leurs descendants sont devenues connus ou reconnus, parmi eux nous pouvons citer László Biró, Vladislao Cap ou Gisela Dulko. (fr)
- Первые венгры, которые переехали в Аргентину в XVIII веке, были иезуитами. Большинство венгров иммигрировало в Аргентину в первой половине XX века и после Венгерской революции 1956 года. Сегодня в Аргентине проживает от 40000 до 50000 граждан венгерского происхождения, в основном в Буэнос-Айресе. (ru)
- The presence of Hungarian Argentines dates back to the 18th century, when a number of Hungarian Jesuit priests came to North Argentina and Paraguay and settled in Jesuit Reductions. After the fall of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848 a number of Hungarian officers fled to Argentina. Among them were János Czetz, founder of the Colegio Militar de la Nación (the Argentine National Military Academy) and Alexander Asboth, who served as United States Ambassador to Argentina. Another well-known Hungarian emigrant to Argentina is László Bíró, who perfected and patented his invention, the ballpoint pen – also known as biro – after his emigration to Argentina. (en)
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- Inmigración húngara en Argentina (es)
- Hungarian Argentines (en)
- Hongrois en Argentine (fr)
- Венгры в Аргентине (ru)
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