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-* [[:Category:Qumran Studies|BACK to the QUMRAN STUDIES--INDEX]]
-* [[:Category:Hungarian Scholarship|BACK to the HUNGARIAN SCHOLARSHIP--INDEX]]
-* [[:Category:Hungary|BACK to the HUNGARY--INDEX]]
-'''Qumran Studies in Hungary / Hungarian Scholarship on Qumran'''
-* See [[Qumran Scholars in Hungary]]
-==Overview==
-The first Hungarian scholars to publish articles on the Dead Sea Scrolls in the 1950s and 1960s were Andor Szorenyi, [[Alexander (Sándor) Scheiber]] (Budapest Rabbinical Seminary), and most notably, [[István Hahn]] (Eotvos Lorand University).
-Hahn promoted the publication in 1961 of the Hungarian edition of Burrows' volume (containing the translation of six scrolls by [[Géza Komoróczy]]), and of Stoll's works in 1967.
-In the 1970s and 1980s no major work appeared in Hungary except the translation of the introduction to Qumran Studies by [[Iosif D. Amusin]].
-After the end of the Cold War, Hungarian scholars have rejoined the international community and a series of major publications have followed, notably, by [[Ida Fröhlich]] and [[Géza G. Xeravits]].