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The Eastern Republic of Uruguay (), or Uruguay (), is a state on the east coast of South America on the shores of the Rio de la Plata Bay branching from the Atlantic.


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It is bordered by Brazil to the north and Argentina.


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Uruguay has an area of 176215 square kilometers and a population of 3.3 million.


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[1] The population is almost entirely descendants of Europeans, mostly Spaniards and Italians.


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[2] Uruguay was a Spanish colony and gained independence in the early part of the 19th century.


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It was a relatively prosperous country in the early part of the 20th century


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However, the downturn in the 1930s led to unrest, guerrilla warfare and military power, but since 1985 civilian power has sought to stabilise conditions and even today Uruguay is exceptional in terms of material prosperity in South America: there is no such thing as


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no shack villages and no slums like the rest of south america and trade union rights are in glory.


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[3] Uruguay has been called the land of one town and its surrounding ranches.


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Almost half the population lives in the capital Montevideo.


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Cattle and sheep farms comprise 80% of the area, and cattle farming has traditionally been the main source of livelihood.


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[4] By geography Uruguay is the second smallest country on the South American continent (after Suriname).


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Its terrain consists mainly of plains and low hills (cuchilla), the coast being grainy lowlands.


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Most of the land is grassland, which is well suited to raising cows and sheep.


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The highest point of the country is Cerro Catedral, with an elevation of 514 meters.


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In the southwestern part of the country is the Río de la Plata, the western border is formed by the Uruguay River.


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In addition, the Río Negro flows in the country and there are several lagoons on the Atlantic coast.


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The length of the shoreline is 660 kilometers.


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[1] Uruguay has a temperate climate in which the seasons differ markedly but extreme conditions are rare.


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Springs are humid and windy, summers warm, autumns mild and winters chilly and humid.


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The northwestern part of the country is further away from the waterways, and summers there are hotter and winters colder than the rest of the country.


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Because the terrain is flat, weather fronts pass over it unhindered.


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Periodically, pamperas occur (a cool and occasionally very strong wind blowing north from the Argentine pampa plains).


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[5] The vegetation of Uruguay resembles Argentina and the southern part of Brazil.


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There is forest growing on the riverbanks, elsewhere there is grassy grazing land.


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Large-sized animals are rare.


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[6] History Early Stages and Colonial Period Unlike the rest of Latin America, Uruguay has not been part of the realm of illustrious ancient cultures.


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Stone Age remains dating back ten thousand years have been found in the north of the country.


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They're about hunter-gatherer cultures.


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About four thousand years ago, charruas and tupi-guarani came to the area, who hunted, fished and collected natural food.


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Smaller groups included the jaros, boranet and chanas, who were also familiar with the art of farming and pottery making.


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[7] Juan Díaz de Solís sailed for the Río de la Plata in 1516, but was slain by Indians.


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No European settlement arose for more than a century.


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In 1680, the Portuguese of Brazil established Nova Colonia do Sacramento at the mouth of the Río de la Plata.


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In 1726, the Spanish established the fortress of Montevideo and recaptured the country from Portugal.


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On the same occasion, much of the native population was killed.


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The Spanish also started livestock farming.


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The country was annexed in 1776 to the Spanish Viceroy of La Plata, whose capital was Buenos Aires.


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[8] Independence When Napoleon deposed the King of Spain in 1808, the Viceroy of La Plata declared independence, but Montevideo remained loyal to the Spanish crown and rebelled against Buenos Aires.


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The history of the early 19th century included the struggle of British, Spanish, Portuguese and colonial troops for the region.


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In 1811, José Gervasio Artigas started a rebellion against the Spaniards.


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Artigas, who ruled as dictator, was ousted by the Portuguese, and in 1821 Portugal annexed the Provincia Oriental del Rio de la Plata, present-day Uruguay to Brazil.


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The province declared independence on 25 August 1825 following the rebellion of 33 (Treinta y Tres Orientales) led by Juan Antonio Lavalleja, but decided to form a federation with Argentina.


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The allies won the Three-Years' War against Brazil and Uruguay was recognized as independent with British support by the Treaty of Montevideo in 1828.


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[9] The first constitution came into force in 1830.


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Uruguay was then ruled by a litta of elected or appointed presidents and was mired in several conflicts with its neighbouring states.


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In 1838—1865, a civil war was fought between the Reds (Colorado) and the Whites (Blanco), from which the current Colorado Party and the National Party originate.


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In 1865—1870, Uruguay fought alongside Argentina and Brazil against Paraguay in the Triple Alliance War.


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[8] 20th century Already at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a welfare state began to be built from Uruguay.


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[10] A large number of emigrants from Europe migrated to the country until 1930.


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After a brief period of military rule, José Batlle y Ordóñez of the Colorado Party was president 1903—1907 and 1911—1915.


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He made a great series of political, social and economic reforms.


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A minimum wage was enacted, among the first in the world eight-hour working hours laws were enacted, free education was provided for all, gender equality was promoted, and the church was detached from the state.


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[11] Laws on pensions and unemployment protection were subsequently passed.


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[12] In 1909, the port was improved and Montevideo became a rival of Buenos Aires on the other side of La Plata as the main trade centre in the region.


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[12] In the early twentieth century, Uruguay's social reforms, productive exports and calm conditions stabilized the country's economy and political climate.


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Uruguay's advanced social system and stable democracy brought it the well-known nickname “Switzerland of America”.


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Uruguay of the 1920s and 1930s has even been called the world's first welfare state.


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[13] The Great Depression of the early 1930s was followed by a brief period of military rule and opposition parties were banned after the 1933 coup attempt.


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Under the new 1951 constitution, the office of president was replaced by a nine-man council.


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A period of prosperity in Uruguay was followed by a downturn.


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Exports based largely on agricultural products were no longer producing as before, and the country began to become poorer.


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This brought new political instability to Uruguay.


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[14] The downturn took away the former's prosperity, and as a reaction arose unrest, most importantly the guerrilla movement Tupamaros, who began his campaign in 1962.


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[15] President Juan María Bordaberry initiated tough action against the guerrillas in 1971, and resorted to a coup d'état with the support of the army, but in 1973 was deposed by it.


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The army initially appointed Aparicio Méndez as president, and in 1981 General Gregorio Álvarez.


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The military government also drafted a new constitution, which was rejected by referendum in November 1980.


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Civilian power was not restored until 1985, a year after widespread violent protests against military rule.


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[16] More than 200 Uruguayans were abducted and killed during twelve years of military rule.


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[17] The 1984 general election was won by Julio María Sanguinetti, leader of the Colorado Party, who sought to stabilize the economy through foreign trade and attracting foreign investment, as well as consolidating democracy after a long period of military rule.


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In 1989, an amnesty law was passed in a referendum that pardoned most of the acts committed by guerrillas and military rule.


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[8] Luis Alberto Lacalle of the National Party won the presidential election in 1989 and was president 1990—1995.


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He sought to liberalize trade and Uruguay became a founding member of the Mercosur Economic Union in 1991.


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Lacalle's privatizations provoked resistance and something of his reforms was rejected in a referendum.


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Lacalle was re-elected president in the 1994 election.


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No party gained a majority in parliament, so the National Party allied with Sanginetti's Colorado Party to form a coalition government.


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During 1999, the main export regions were mired in a recession that continued into 2003 and affected the economy of Uruguay.


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[9] The 1999 elections were held under the new system.


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In April, the parties selected their presidential candidates, and in the elections on 31 October, parliamentary delegates were elected, and since none of the presidential candidates received a majority, a second round was held in November, with Jorge Batlle Ibáñez of the Colorado Party defeating the Nationalist Party with the support of Frente Amplion Tabaré Vázquez. [9].


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The 2000s Batlle government operated with the support of the Colorado and National Parties until the Blancot withdrew their support from his minister's government in November 2002.


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Throughout his term, Batlle had to deal with the most severe economic crisis in the country's recent history, resulting in increased poverty and increased emigration.


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[9] The Frente Amplio of the left-wing parties, which already 1999 became the largest party, defeated both traditional parties in the October 2004 elections and its presidential candidate Tabaré Vázquez was directly elected in the first round, in which he received 50.4% of the vote.


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Within hours of taking office, he ordered relations with Cuba to be restored and struck an energy deal with Venezuela and ordered a welfare package to reduce poverty.


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Under Vázquez, several leaders of the dictatorship were convicted of acts not covered by the previous amnesty.


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Under Vázquez, relations with Argentina became strained in Uruguay due to a large pulp mill being built on the countries' border.


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In December 2006, Uruguay paid in full its billion-dollar debt to the International Monetary Fund.


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[8] The November 2009 presidential election was won by Jose Mujica of the Frente Amplio Party.


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In February 2010, former President Juan Maria Bordaberry was sentenced to 30 years in prison for murders and violating the constitution in connection with the 1973 coup d'état.


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[8] The upper house of the Catholic-majority Uruguayan parliament, or Senate, approved legal abortions under certain conditions in October 2012.


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Uruguay is the third Latin American country where abortion is legal.


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The other two are Cuba and the Britons' former colony of Guyana.


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[18] In the 2014 elections, the Frente Amplio party retained its absolute majority in parliament and the party's candidate Tabaré Vázquez was elected president in the second round.


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[19] [20] Politics Uruguay is a presidential republic without the office of prime minister.


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Uruguay's constitution dates back to 1967.


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Presidential elections are held every five years, while also electing a vice president.


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The same president cannot be elected for two consecutive terms.


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[1] 13 ministers are appointed by the President.


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The Parliament of Uruguay is bicameral.


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Its parts are the 30+1-member Senate (Cámara de Senadores), with 30 elected members, chaired by the Vice President, and the 99-member Chamber of Deputies (Cámara de Representantes).


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Members to both chambers are elected by popular vote every five years.


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[1] The traditional parties are the left-wing/liberal Colorado Party (Red Party) and the right-wing and conservative-traditionalist National-Party—Whites.


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However, in the 2004 elections on 31 October, the leftist Frente Amplio-Encuentro Progresista-Nueva Mayoria (Broad Front), consisting of socialists, former Tupamaros guerrillas, communists and those who left the Social Democrats and traditional parties, came to power.


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It has ruled Montevideo since 1990, been the largest party since 1999 and has had two consecutive presidents, Tabaré Vázquez, elected in 2004, and Jose Mujica elected in 2009.


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[9] Uruguayan politics has been marked by confrontation between urban liberal residents as well as rural conservative ranchers.


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The former have been represented by the Colorado Party and the latter by the Blanco Party.


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[21] Departments Uruguay consists of 19 departments (departamento): [22] Administrative Divisional DepartmentCapital Area of Uruguay (km2) Population (2004) ArtigasArtigas11928KM278019CanelonesCanelones4536KM2485240Cerro Largomelo13648km286564Coloniacolonia del sacramento6106km2119266duraznoduraznodurazno11643km258859florestrinidad5144km225104floridaflorida10417km268181lavallejaminas10016km260925maldonadomaldonado4793km2140192montevideomontevideo530km²13259pays68pays68andúpaysandú13922KM2113244Río Negrofray bentos9282km253989riverarivera9370km2104921rocharocha10551km269937saltosalto14163km2123120San Josésan José de mayo4992km2103103104Sorianomercedes9008km284563tacuarembótacuarembó15438km2904893Tacuarembó15438km2904893Tacuarembó15438km2904893Tacuarembó15438km2904893TacuarembóInta y TresStreinta y Tres9529KM249318Total</b>¹175016km23241003¹ <small data-parsoid='{"stx":"html","dsr":[21804,22016,7,8]}'>contains the Río Negro Reservoirs (1199km²).


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[23] Economy Uruguay's economy is dominated by export-focused agriculture.


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Agriculture generates about 12% of GDP and makes up 70% of exports.


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[9] The Uruguayan economy suffered from 1999 to 2002 due to reduced demand during the Argentine and Brazilian crises; these countries account for almost half of Uruguayan exports.


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Since 2003, economic growth was started again, and from 2004 to 2008 the economy grew at an average rate of 6.5% per year.


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The global slump of 2009 was not bad in Uruguay, with the government forecasting an average annual growth of four per cent for 2011-2015.


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[9] The economy of Uruguay is quite state-run, with the state wholly or as the main owner owning the railways, the airline, oil refineries, insurance companies and the water, electricity, telephones and mail operations.


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[9] One of the most significant industrial facilities in Uruguay and the largest foreign investment in the country is the UPM-ten pulp mill in the town of Fray Bentos, launched by Metsä-Botnia in autumn 2007.


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[24] The most significant export products are meat cattle, soy, rice, timber, dairy products and malt.


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[9] Around two million tourists visit Uruguay each year, most of whom head to the coast.


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To the east of Montevideo there are long sandy beaches, on which some of the beach resorts that have arisen form the city of Ciudad de la Costa.


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Tourists come especially from Argentina, but also from Brazil and Chile.


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[25] Traffic in Uruguay is 58 aerodromes, of which only Montevideo Carrasco Airport has a runway of more than three kilometres.


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[1] [26] From Montevideo are usually flown via Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo for connecting flights.


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There are also direct flights to Paraguay and Chile.


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[27] The national railway company controls over 1,600 km of rail network.


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Montevideo is the only port city.


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[1] In intra-country transport, buses are popular and well maintained, and the roadworks are in good condition.


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[28] Population The official language of Uruguay is Spanish.


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Mixes of Spanish and Portuguese known as portuñol and brazilero are also spoken in the country near the border with Brazil.


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[1] Approximately 88% of the population is of European origin, with mestists being eight per cent and blacks four per cent.


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In a 2017 Latino Barometer poll, the population of Uruguay found Catholics at 38%, Protestants 7% and other religions represented 14% of the population.


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The number of non-denominations is 41% and 1% did not share their beliefs.


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[29] Uruguay has a very high literacy rate of 98%.


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Likewise, the urbanization rate is big, 92% were estimated to live in cities in 2010 and urbanization is still ongoing.


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[1] 70% of Uruguayans live on the 700km long coastline of the country, which continues from the Río de la Plata estuary to the Atlantic coast.


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[25] With a population of 1.4 million, Montevideo is the only major metropolis.


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Two other cities, Salto and Ciudad de la Costa are cities of more than a hundred thousand inhabitants.


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In 2010, there were 27 cities with more than 20,000 inhabitants.


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[30] In 2007, it was estimated that approximately 0.6% of the adult population were carriers of HIV, a total of about 10,000 people.


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The ARVT medication would have needed about 3100 people, but only slightly more than half of them, about 1800 people.


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[31] Education in Uruguay operates five universities: University of Montevideo, Catholic University of Uruguay, University of the Republic, Autonomous University of the South and private ORT Uruguay.


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The University of the Republic (), founded in 1849, has over 80000 students.


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[32] The University of Montevideo was founded in 1986, initially specializing in the teaching of law.


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[33] ORT is a private university in many countries.


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[34] The Catholic University was formed in 1986 by the amalgamation of many Catholic educational institutions.


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In addition to Montevideo, it operates in Salto and Maldonado.


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[35] The Autonomous University of the South () developed around the Polytechnic Institute of Informatics.


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[36] Culture The culture of Uruguay is unified and the national sense strong.


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[37] The Uruguayan diet includes a lot of meat, especially beef.


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Especially in rural areas, lamb is also eaten.


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Under the influence of Italians, pasta is popular especially as a Sunday dish.


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Mate, a tea-like herbal drink made from the leaves of the Mate plant, is drunk with a metal filter straw.


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[37] The Uruguayan film industry is known above all for documentaries.


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In the 1960s, Mario Handler directed Cinéma Vérité style films with which he sought to draw attention to societal grievances.


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Handler went into exile in 1972 and the films focused on less touchy subjects.


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In the 21st century, international financiers have brought new growth, and in 2003 Juan Pablo Rebella's Whisky was awarded at Cannes.


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[38] The Old Town of Colonia del Sacramento is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.


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[39] Uruguayan writers José Enrique Rodó, essayist Florencio Sánchez, playwright Horacio Quiroga, short stories by Juana de Ibarbourou, plays by Maria Eugenia Vaz Ferreira, poet Delmira Agustini, poems by Juan Carlos Onetti, novelist Idea Vilariño, poems Felisberto Hernandez, essays and short stories by Mario Levrero, short stories by Mario Benedetti, poems and short stories by Jacobo Langsner, plays by Jorge Majfud, essays and novels by Eduardo Galeano, novels Sports Uruguay's most popular sport is football.


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Other popular sports include basketball, tennis, cycling, golf, and horseback riding.


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Uruguay and Argentina regularly play country matches in polo.


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[40] There are 26 teams playing in the Basketball League.


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[41] The Uruguayan national basketball team has won 11 times the South American championship, most recently in 1995 and 1997.


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[42] The Uruguay national football team is historically one of the most successful in the world.


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Uruguay won their first ever world title at their home Games in 1930 and their second title in 1950.


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In Olympic football, it has won gold in 1924 and 1928.


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Uruguay has won the South American championship 15 times, most recently in 2011.


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In the FIFA rankings, Uruguay peaked at second in June 2012.


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In October 2013, it was ranked sixth, 349 points behind number one Spain.


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[43] [44] Uruguay therefore held the first World Cup of football in 1930.


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The main stage of the tournament served as Montevideo's Estadio Centenario.


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[45] The most successful club teams in Uruguay are Montevideo club Nacional and Peñarol.


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Peñarol has won the Uruguayan championship 48 and Nacional 43 times.


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Similarly, they have won the Copa Libertadores a total of eight times and the Intercontinental Cup six times.


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Question: In which Finnish cities has the play “Paracelsus in Basel” been performed?

Gabriel, come back

Gabriel, Come Back is a play written by Mika Waltari from 1945.


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It tells the story of two unmarried siblings, Ulriika and Kristiina, who find themselves tricked by “Captain and Leader” Gabriel Lindström.


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Gabriel's role has been considered female charmer Ruben Auervaara.


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The play also has confluences with Waltar's other works, although they usually do exactly the opposite: men are forced to suffer for the sake of a heartless woman.


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Gabriel, come back was first performed at the Helsinki People's Theatre in May 1945.


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It immediately became a success, although it was also seen as immoral and cynical.


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During the 1945—1946 season, it was performed in a total of 17 Finnish theatres, and since then it was constantly in the repertoire of enthusiast theatres.


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The Finnish National Theatre performed it for three seasons between 1994 and 1996.


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According to Jukka Kajava, the play is the best Finnish tragedy comedy.


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Based on the play, a film has been made (1951) in which Gabriel is played by Tarmo Manni, three television adaptations and an opera composed by Ilkka Kuusisto.


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Background Gabriel, come back was born on demand when actor Helge Ranin asked Waltar in 1944 to write a fun touring play.


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It was hoped to be an intimate comedy with one staging, three female roles and one large male role.


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[1] Waltari wrote the play in February 1945 around the same time as another play The Witch returns to life and just before he started writing Sinuhe Egyptian.


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[2] The play was entitled “Gabriel, come, come”.


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[1] Ruben Auervaara, a female charmer, has been considered a paragon of the play.


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[3] Auervaara himself refers to Waltari's play in his memoirs published in 1953 and seems to consider himself a paragon of it.


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However, Panu Rajala points out that at the time of writing the play Auervaara was still quite unknown and he only rose to nationwide fame in the early 1950s.


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[4] The play and Auervaara's memoirs portray the women's actions and reactions in an astonishingly accurate manner, leading Rajala to suspect Auervaara's “literary imagination” was influenced by the play.


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[5] Gabriel, Come Back is published in 1999 in the collection of Mika Waltari's plays.


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It has been translated into Spanish, Swedish and Russian.


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[6] Plot and Persons The main characters of the play are Ulriika, who is the owner of a paper shop in a small town, and her younger sister Kristiina.


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Both are unmarried.


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Ulriika treats both Kristiina and also Rails, their niece, who works in a paper shop, with dominance and narrow-mindedness.


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At the beginning of the play, Kristiina tells Ulriika how she has met a charming and rich man on her trip to Helsinki who is looking for investment targets for her money.


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Soon, “Captain and Director” Gabriel Lindström will arrive.


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He tells me he's looking for a farm or factory to buy but that he just needs quick cash.


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When Gabriel realizes that the money is behind Ulriika, he moves to pursue Ulriika and makes her crush on herself.


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Kristiina realizes she has been betrayed, but still doesn't want to let go of Gabriel.


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Both women turn a blind eye to the facts and are willing to do anything for Gabriel.


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Kristiina is even ready to murder Ulriika by suffocating her in the cage and already has time to be terrified when Ulriika does not get out of bed in the morning.


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However, the attempted murder turns comical when it turns out that Ulriika has only slept after a rare long love night with Gabriel.


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Raili is more clairvoyant than her aunts and quickly understands what Gabriel is to her men.


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Gabriel tells Rails that his real name is Osku and he actually hates the women he cheats.


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She teams up with Rail and uses him to run away from her aunt.


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However, Raili runs away earlier than agreed and takes with him the money Ulriika had withdrawn from the bank for Gabriel.


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Gabriel is forced to go away almost empty-handed, carrying nothing but the cash treasury of the paper store.


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At the end of the play, Ulriika and Kristiina are left confused by the two of them.


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Kristiina would like to turn Gabriel in to the police, but Ulriika refuses.


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He does not want everyone to find out about their shame, and furthermore, they should still face Gabriel in court.


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Even if the siblings realize they have been cheated on, in fact they are even more in love and dream of Gabriel.


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The play ended with Ulriika's words: “Gabriel, Gabriel, come back!


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Come back!” Themes Waltari defined the play as the subject of “the hunger for love of aging women”.


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[1] Rajala thinks Gabriel has the same themes as the Witch Returns to Life — a play that Waltari wrote that spring.


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Both describe the impact the strange guest makes on the peaceful little community, even if the former includes a man as a guest, the latter a woman.


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According to him, both plays also bear similarities to Sinuhe Egyptian.


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[2] Gabriel, come back is exceptional in that for once women suffer because of a heartless man, when the opposite usually happens in Waltari's works.


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[7] There is a whole chain of exploitative relationships in the play, first between siblings, then from them to Rails, and finally from them all to Gabriel and back again.


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[3] Rajala has compared the play's still life to Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters: women yearn for something and dream of another, more beautiful life.


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[7] Performances Gabriel, Come Back premiered at the Helsinki People's Theatre in May 1945.


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It was directed by Bertha Lindberg.


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The title part was played by Leo Lähteenmäki, for whom the role was like created according to Rajala and who Waltarink thought was the best of the actors who played Gabriel.


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Gabriel of Lähteenmäki was slippery on the one hand, numb and raw on the other.


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The siblings were played by Vappu Elo (Ulriika) and Emma Vääänen (Kristiina), who they too did well in their roles.


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The play was a case that sparked debate and conflict, and became a success.


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[8] The play was performed at the People's Theatre 36 times.


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[9] Gabriel, Come Back is the most successful of Waltar's plays.


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During the 1945—1946 season, it was performed in a total of 17 Finnish theatres, [3] and since then it was constantly in the repertoire of enthusiast theatres.


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[10] According to the theatre's performance database, the play has been performed in Finnish professional theatres on 50 different occasions.


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The Finnish National Theatre performed it for three seasons between 1994 and 1996.


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In the 2000s, it has been performed at Kokkola City Theatre (2001), Pori Theatre (2004), Kouvola Theatre (2004) and Rauma City Theatre (2008).


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[9] In the autumn season 2012, the play has been performed by Teatteri Vantaa.


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At the National Theatre, the play was directed by Antti Einari Halonen.


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According to Panu Rajala, the version was serious, highlighting the archangel symbolism and the play's brutal features.


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Gabriel starred Veikko Honkanen, Ulrikaa as Tiina Rinne, Kristiina as Tea Ista and Raili as Mari Vainio.


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[10] According to a review by Helsingin Sanomat, the directing took seriously the play's destructive theme of love, but the situational comics of the text still worked.


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The blind love and abuse of people was not laughed at, rather smiled with understanding.


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[11] The play was performed 88 times at the National Theatre, with a total audience of over 28,000.


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[9] Reviews The play divided the opinions of critics after its premiere: others thought it was openly immoral and cynical, and some considered it skillfully done, albeit tactless.


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Seere Salminen wrote an admiring review in New Finland stating that Waltari knew his profession “as few do we have”.


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Lauri Viljanen was delighted by the fact that when Waltari had already conquered the “age-maiden districts” at the beginning of his career, he now offered them a lesson.


Question: In which Finnish cities has the play “Paracelsus in Basel” been performed?

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[8] According to Maaria Koskiluuoma, the play has the most successful female portrayals in Waltari's play production, but the dramaturgical weakness is that the play has many two-person scenes that require masterfulness from the actors.


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[3] According to Rajala, Waltari has written casually, but still manages the shifting, fast action at the same time.


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At many turning points, the plot unfolds at the limits of credibility, especially when Raili tricks an experienced villain like Gabriel too easily.


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[12] The ending scene depicts the situation of the betrayed women as downright absurd.


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[13] The human conception that emerges in the play “is not very flattering” and has seen malice and chuckling at the expense of others.


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[14] In a review by Helsingin Sanomat, the play was referred to as a classic, [11] and Jukka Kajava has called it “the best tragicomedy of our drama literature”.


Question: In which Finnish cities has the play “Paracelsus in Basel” been performed?

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[15] Adaptations The film Gabriel, come back to film in 1951.


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The film was directed by Valentin Vaala, who made a script for it based on the play.


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Waltari did not participate in the making of the script.


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[14] The film stars Tarmo Manni, Emma Vääänen and Salli Karuna.


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Väänänen and Karuna received the Jussi Prize for their parts, as did Roy, Tapio Vilpponen's staging.


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[16] Compared to the play, personalities have been added to the film, such as fashion shop owner Rosa Pakkala, who has run into financial difficulties and tries to exploit Gabriel.


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The film also features both an additional prologue and an epilogue: at the beginning, Gabriel goes away from the apartment of one of his female friends, but returns there at the end to welcome back.


Question: In which Finnish cities has the play “Paracelsus in Basel” been performed?

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[14] According to the Finnish Film Archive, Gabriel, come back “represents Finnish film comedy at its most spirited, obscene and biting”.


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[17] According to Rajala, women's roles are “sophisticated and impressive”, but Tarmo Manni realises Gabriel's role through theatrical means and takes it to the limits of credibility.


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Though artful, the performance is also lonely and posturing.


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[14] [18] According to Kari Uusitalo, the film is mildly theatrical, but it has stood the test of time well.


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[16] Television Three television adaptations have been made of the play.


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The first was directed by Ritva Arvelo in 1961.


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Yleisradio TV Theatre made another adaptation in 1979, directed by Mirjam Himberg and starring Antti Litja, Seela Sella, Ritva Ahonen and Hannele Lauri.


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In 1988, Hannu Kahakorpi directed the third television adaptation, made as a co-production of GDR television and YLE.


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[19] Opera based on the text of Waltari has also been made opera Gabriel, come back.


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It was composed by Ilkka Kuusisto, and the libretto was done by Esko Elstelä.


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The opera premiered at the Finnish National Opera in 1998.


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According to the National Opera, the libretto is action-packed and the music uses a wide scale of style from tango to musical tones.


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[20] According to the composer's own description, the opera combines entertainment and classical music: Gabriel's role is that of a tango singer, while the siblings are classical singers.


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[21] Panu Rajala thinks that opera is actually a musical.


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The libretto is punchy and Waltar's text retains its abbreviated fun, but the final scene has been inflated and the final solution modified strangely.


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Rajala considers opera to be a living work anyway.


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[10] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Koskiluuoma, Maaria| title = Mika Waltari Plays| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 1982| version = In Mika Waltari — Giant of Imagination 93—140| id = ISBN 951-0-11565-7}} Citation error, replace error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rajala, Panu| title = Witch returns to the scene.


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In between, Bart has tried to find himself an alternative father figure (e.g., in the 4th season episode “Big Brother” and in “The Simpsons Movie”), but often Bart and Homer also find a common tune, especially when weaning on Lisa's or Marge's interests.


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There is constant rivalry and nailing between Bart and Lisa, but basically they are close.


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Bart's idol is Krusty the Clown, who appears in the television children's program, of which he is the most loyal fan.


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Bart has gathered his room full of items with pictures of Krusty, including toys and posters.


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Bart's archenemy is the crazed ex-clown Sideshow Bob, who is fired from Krusty's program, who repeatedly tries to assassinate him.


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Bart always outsmarts Bob in the end in cunning.


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Bart's pranks are quite vicious at times.


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More often than not, he seeks only to humiliate the victim, but in the 13th season episode “Comic-Book Homer”, for example, he rigged a sadistic trap for his father to make him angry.


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Having gone too far, however, Bart is usually apologetic.


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For example, after causing Principal Skinner to be fired twice (in Season 5 episode “Miss Principal” and 8th Season episode “Bart — Credit Person”), as well as Edna Krabappel being fired three times (in the episode “Bart — Credit Person”, in the 21st season episode “Career on Break”, and in the 22nd season episode “Men from the past”) he poted bad conscience and tried to help them get their job back.


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Bart's girlfriends As a rule, Bart is not interested in girls, but in some stories he is infatuated, in love or even dating.


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Relationships have generally not lasted longer than one period.


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Bart's first crush was Laura Powers, a teenage girl who lived next door (in the 4th season episode “The Eating Machine”), but the feelings were one-sided.


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Bart's first actual girlfriend was Reverend Lovejoy's daughter Jessica Lovejoy (in the 6th season episode “What a Girl”).


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Bart's later girlfriends have included Rainier Wolfcastle's daughter Greta Wolfcastle (in the 13th season episode “What Does Bart Want?”) , juvenile detainee Gina Vendetti (in the 15th season episode “Fugitives”), teenage Darcy (in the 18th-season episode “Intentions to Marry”), Cletus Spuckler's daughter Mary Spuckler (in the 19th season episode “Shoot!” and in two 24th season episodes), the innocent Jenny (in the 20th season episode “Below the Beautiful Shell”), the abruptly behaved Nikki McKenna (in the 21st season episode “Infatuation in the Air”), and Milhouse's Dutch cousin Annika Van Houten (in the 26th season episode “Pilot's Son”).


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Additionally, in a few episodes, Bart is mentioned to have a crush on either Sherri or Terri.


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Fictional Personal History The Simpsons characters do not age and the series has a moving time continuum because of this.


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Bart's birth was timed in the 3rd season episode “First Years” to the early 1980s, while in the 19th season episode “Return to Cough Time” the events had been postponed to the late 1990s.


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Homer and Marge did not plan on having a child and Bart's birth was an “accident.”


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According to Bart's own book, he was born on April Fools' Day.


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He lived with his family east of Springfield until his parents bought their first house.


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According to the 4th season episode “Lisa's First Word”, after Lisa was born, Bart was initially jealous of the attention his sister received, but warmed to Lisa when her first word was “Bart”.


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The beginning of Bart's schooling was depicted in the 9th season episode “The Saxophone Story”.


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Bart met the grounded Milhouse, and began entertaining him and the other students with gestures and ugly words.


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On this occasion, Principal Skinner gave him a warning: “You have only just started schooling, and the path you choose now may be the one you follow for the rest of your life!


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How is it?” , to which Bart replied “eat my shorts!”.


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There are different versions of Bart's future in the Simpsons future episodes.


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According to an epilogue set in the 4th season episode “Punishment”, Bart would become a Supreme Court judge as an adult, but in the 6th season future episode “Lisa's Wedding” he was seen as a demolition site worker and in the 11th season episode “Future” he was an unemployed bum.


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In the future episodes “A Peek into the Future” (16th season), “A Christmas Card from the Future” (23rd season), and “A Look at the Future” (25th season), an adult Bart has a slit marriage and two children with a woman named Jenda.


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The Simpsons creator Matt Groening, who created the character, revealed in one of his interviews that the name 'Bart' is actually an anagram of the word brat (horror brat) and that the character is influenced by him and his brother, Mark.


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In the series, Bart's birth name is Bartholomew Jo-Jo Simpson.


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In Season 3 flashback episodes before Bart's birth, Homer and Marge contemplate a name for the child.


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Homer ended up being called Bart, because he thought he couldn't twist a prank name from it.


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Appearing on The Simpsons It is often claimed that Bart would have been the series' lead character for the first three seasons of production before the screenwriters shifted the main focus to Homer.


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Reality Homer has always had more dialogue in the series than Bart, as early as Season 1.


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However, it is true that Bart appeared proportionally more in the first season than later.


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Throughout the series' history, Bart has had the third most dialogue of any character, only Homer and Marge have had more.


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[3] Bart has so far appeared in every episode of The Simpsons except for the 20th season episode “Perfect Women”, which focused on the series' female characters.


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Elsewhere, Bart is a protagonist in several video games released in the early 1990s, including The Simpsons: Bart vs.


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The World, The Simpsons: Bart's Nightmare and The Simpsons: Bart & the Beanstalk.


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Throughout the 1990s, Bart appeared in TV commercials promoting the Butterfinger bar.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Johan Amos Comenius (,,) (28 March 1592 — 15 November 1670) was a Czech educational thinker, theologian, teacher, philosopher, educator and writer.


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He considered himself especially a theologian, although the afterworld has come to know him more as a pedagogue, educational thinker and school reformer.


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Comenius' activities are driven by Hussite ecclesiastical reform and the tradition of the Bohemian-Moravian fraternal community.


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Comenius was the last bishop of the Bohemian-Moravian fraternal community of the Hussite Church (Unitas fratrum).


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As heir to the tradition of the fraternal society, he was primarily a developer of education and education and the father of didactics, or teaching doctrine.


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According to Comenius, the whole life of man was school, continuous learning and growth, from the cradle to the grave.


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The world was a school of all mankind, a great community of learning, where peoples came, in a spirit of peace, cooperation and reciprocity, to grow one another to respect each other, humanity and knowledge of God.


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He also argued for the creation of an international collaborative body for science and education, the Collegio lucis (College of Light), so UNESCO has regarded Comenius as a forerunner of its own principles.


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The purpose of Comenius' upbringing, theology and philosophy, and other activities was to cure the unhappy state of mankind.


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Comenius called for the right to education of all children, regardless of gender and social status, and he was the first in the world to devise an extensive and detailed programme to implement their requirements in his book Didactica magna (The Great Doctrine).


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Comenius regarded Europe as the heart of the world, Germany as the heart of Europe, Bohemia then belonging to Germany as the heart of Germany and Prague as the heart of Bohemia.


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Life and Production Childhood and Adolescence The birthplace of Comenius is not known for sure, mainly a locality called Nivnice or Uherský Brod in Moravian are shown, which are known to be important growth environments of his childhood.


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The name Comenius again dates back to a small village called Komňa where his family lived (in Czech: Komňa > Komenský; Comenius is the Latinized form).


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The Latin form of the name Comenius began to use later, but wrote in some early documents his name as Joannes Amos Nivnicensis as well.


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Comenius' grandfather was referred to by his Hungarian name.


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The family had emigrated in the early 16th century from Slovakia, then northern Hungary.


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The Hungarian language was one of the languages besides his native Czech, which Comenius ruled.


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Comenius' life story has tragic twists and turns.


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A childhood that began happily was already interrupted at the age of ten when her parents and two siblings died.


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The boy was put into the care of relatives.


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Soon the boy's talent was noticed and he was admitted to a doctrinal career, first to the schools of the fraternal community and then to the universities of Herborn, (Hesse) as well as Heidelberg.


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In university studies, Comenius became acquainted with the wider European civilisation heritage and new scientific inventions in which he showed interest.


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Among others, the ideas of Bacon and Vesalius became familiar.


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In particular, German professor and encyclopedist Johann Heinrich Alsted impressed Comenius.


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The quest for civilisation began to smolder and Comenius set about designing a large Czech dictionary into which he intended to compile the riches of his native tongue.


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In Heidelberg, he also became acquainted with the heliocentric worldview of Copernicus.


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He didn't believe it, because, according to him, it lowered Earth to the level of planets, and such a worldview could not hold true in his opinion.


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Instead, he embraced Tyko Brahe's worldview, with the Sun and Moon orbiting Earth and the other planets the Sun.


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Crisis years and escape to Poland After completing his university studies in 1614, Comenius returned to his native region, teaching first at a fraternal community school in Prerau and later also serving as parish shepherd and head of school in Fulnek.


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However, the crisis in 17th-century European society soon began to touch the activities of Comenius, as political and religious tensions piled into conflicts, eventually leading to open hostility between Protestants and Catholics.


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Comenius was forced to leave his home, his wife and children, and hid in the forests, for hatred of priests was at its greatest.


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Amid suffering, death and anger, Comenius' wife and children also perished in the plague.


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Comenius struggled in internal conflicts, escaping deeper and deeper into the forests.


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In the two works of these years, the Man of Sorrows (1623) and the World Labyrinth (1623) reflect a personal and social deep crisis.


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In 1628, Comenius was forced to leave his homeland along with a large contingent of refugees.


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Sanctuary was found in the town of Leszno in Poland.


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Prior to that, he had become acquainted with the didactic work of Elias Bodinus and hoped to write a similar one for the Czechs.


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Thus originated the Czech Didaktika, later modified and translated into Latin by Comenius, as it also came to be known as Didactica magna, the Great Discipline.


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While teaching at Leszno Latin School, he was allowed to experiment with his pedagogical methods.


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He also realised the great importance of early childhood education, compiling the book Informatorium der Mutterschul, in which he deals with issues of early childhood education more thoroughly than anyone before.


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The work that elevated him to world fame, however, was Janua linguarum reserata Opened the Door of Languages (1631), a textbook drawing on the realist mindset of Latin, of which editions were soon taken in various languages in Europe.


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In Leszno's years, the pansophoic activities of Comenius also emerge.


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In Pansophia (Universal Wisdom), Comenius wanted to put together an overall representation of the world and knowledge that would help humanity build a happier future and peace.


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He wished to assemble in it all knowledge about man into a harmonious whole, but soon came under criticism from theologians, although in the atmosphere of general spirituality in the 17th century, pansophoic thought also had plenty of adherents.


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The promotion of these endeavors also led him to come into contact with fellow English creatures, especially Samuel Hartlib.


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Pansophia was central to the international cooperation of scientists and so Comenius was invited to England in 1641 to discuss his pansophia and embark on an extensive programme of reforms.


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There was a strong parliamentary faction in the back.


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However, political unrest in England soon interrupted reform efforts and Comenius was forced to leave the country in 1642, but contacts with English noble brothers remained in correspondence.


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In England, Comenius finished the important work Via lucis, The Way of Light, in which he lays out, in a nutshell, the basics of his pansophoic reform programme.


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In Sweden, back in Poland Comenius received a lot of invitations from different sides, and in France too there was interest in his ideas.


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Comenius met the philosopher René Descartes, who took quite different positions on the relations between theology and philosophy, keeping these areas strictly separated from each other.


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Nor did Comenius accept Descartes' claim that animals are completely numb and instinctive creatures.


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Comenius responded positively to the invitation from the Swedes and travelled to Norrköping, Sweden, discussing the school reform issue with Chancellor Axel Oxenstierna, who was quite well informed on the issues of school and education, although quite critical of pansophia.


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Comenius' supporter in Sweden was a rich industrialist, Louis de Geer, who financed his activities and from whom Comenius wished help from the Swedes for his Czech brethren in matters of religious freedom.


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Comenius was tasked with producing textbooks for schools, which was related to the school reform currently underway.


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The town of Elbing, which was part of Sweden's Baltic region, was assigned as his seat.


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A rather heavy six-year period began, because in Comenius' mind, in addition to textbook work, a great pansophoic dream of leading mankind into a state of peace developed.


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He dressed the plan in the form of a seven-volume work, which was given the name De rerum humanarum emendatione consultatio cathoica (General Negotiation for the Improvement of Human Affairs).


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In this idealism the Swedes were not interested, and since Comenius still participated in the negotiations that conciliated the religious contradictions of Thorn (1645), intervals with Comenius began to cool and finally Oxestierna wanted to implement the old plan of Swedish school reform on the basis.


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Comenius felt his work was wasted, although from this period one of the most significant works of his didactic expertise dates Methodus linguarum novissima (The Latest Method of Languages).


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Comenius returned to Leszno of Poland (1648) and was elected bishop of the Brotherhood.


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The journey turned out to be tragic, as Comenius' second wife lay terminally ill in a cart drawn by horses with her two young children by her side.


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He died shortly after arriving.


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Also Oxenstierna overlooked the Swedes on the issue of religious freedom of the Czechs and broken by the inconsolable situation, Comenius wrote a religious work, a kind of creed, to which was given the name The Dying Mother's Testament to the Czech Brotherhood, also known briefly for its Czech from its name, Ksaft, a testament.


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At the end, Comenius expresses his conviction that the fate of the Czech people still turns.


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Comenius' words of hope became a prayer and emblem of the faith of the Czech people from generation to generation.


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Although the Peace of Westphalia in 1648 became heavy for the Brethren community, it was decided to continue the activity.


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Comenius was invited to Sarospatak in Hungary to organize school conditions.


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He complied with Prince Racocz's invitation and arrived with two of his assistants in Hungary in the late autumn of 1650.


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The aim was to reform schoolwork along the lines drawn up by Comenius, as illustrated by his work “Schola pansophica” (Pansophine school), which he authored in the Hungarian period.


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Although the reform faced a variety of difficulties, the Hungarian period was significant in many ways.


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One such major reform was the effective utilization of images in teaching, which led to the emergence of the idea of the first systematically illustrated textbook, Orbis sensualium pictus (Illustrated Visible World).


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The work was printed in 1658 in Nuremberg.


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In addition, Comenius combined drama with schoolwork, which became a factor in the school's transformation from heavy toil to playful.


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This is also illustrated by the work Schola ludus (School as play).


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In June 1654, Comenius left Sarospatak with a large contingent of pupils escorting him far outside the city.


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In Leszno, Poland awaited new challenges as political tensions grew again between Sweden and Poland.


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Soon, in the city of Leszno, violence and disorganization escalated.


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Fires broke out in different parts, Comenius and his family were in need of breath.


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Comenius dug a hole under the floor of his house and hid his most valuable manuscripts there, fleeing the city and his family.


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Only a few charred manuscripts avoided destruction.


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The definitively destroyed were the manuscript containing the principles of Pansophia, as well as a large dictionary of the Czech language in which Comenius had been compiling material for more than 30 years.


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Amsterdam In late 1656, Comenius ended up in free-spirited Amsterdam, which he had visited even before and which many artists considered his refuge.


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The city also became the last refuge of Comenius' life.


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He was received with respect and able to continue his work in peace.


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The town council showed interest in his works, whether Juriaen Owens allowed Juriaen Owens to paint a portrait of Comenius, the “Teacher of Nations”.


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Comenius assembled all his didactic works for the compilation publication Opera didactica omnia (Compiled didactic works, 1657) and dedicated it to the joy of Europe and the pride of the Netherlands, Amsterdam.


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This work became very significant in the history of Western education and education.


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Comenius' main work, however, was a seven-volume major work aimed at the reform of humanity, De rerum humanarum emendatione consultatio catholica, which he had begun as early as his Swedish period in the 1640s.


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In 1666 he may have printed of the work its first two volumes, Panegers (Universal Revival) and Panaugia (Universal Illumination), but other parts still required working and on the other hand Comenius had the ciliastic conviction that his works would be important to the whole world in the general reform.


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He wanted it to enlighten humanity with surprise, like lightning.


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As the years passed, Comenius became impatient.


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He believed Jesus would return after a certain number of years, either at his birth or death.


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For both of these, this period came to pass in his time, but until the end of his life, Comenius frantically awaited the very speedy return of Christ, which nevertheless did not come.


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Comenius, in his final years, began working on a work called Clamores Eliae, in which he, in prophetic fashion, 'in the spirit of Elija', proclaims the coming of the Great Sabbath, and the attainment of a general agreement and reconciliation for the benefit of all mankind.


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The work was left unfinished and the manuscript was only discovered in our own time.


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In 1668, the Via lucis (Way of Light), written by Comenius in England, was printed, in which the pansophoic reform programme is summarised and which he dedicated to the Royal Society, founded in 1660, London.


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The same year also appeared a religious work, the Unum necessarium (The Only Essential), which has been regarded as Comenius' testament to the afterworld.


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The literary works Comenius continued to the end, collecting material and striving to complete his main work of the pansophoic.


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However, the powers diminished and eventually he had to entrust the placing in print of the work to his assistant Kristian Nigrin and his son Daniel.


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The idea of the work's incompletion made the suffering of the final weeks heavy.


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On 15 November 1670, Comenius died in Amsterdam and was buried under the walloon church in Naarden.


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Comenius' production is over 200 works and several manuscripts have only come to light in our own time.


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Quite dramatic was also the fate of his great pansophoic main work.


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It, despite attempts, was not printed and the manuscript eventually passed along with the Pietists to the library of August Hermann Francke institutions in Halle, Germany.


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In Halle, the work had its first volume printed, Panegers (1702) but apparently due to harsh criticism, the manuscript eventually disappeared into the library's sizeable collections, where it was eventually discovered by Professor Dimitri Tschizewskij in the mid-1930s.


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Johan Amos Comenius

As a result of years of efforts by many scholars, this pansophoic grand work aimed at reforming humanity was printed in Prague in 1966.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Comenius and Finland Contacts with Johannes Gezelius the Elder Comenius' activities in favour of the Swedish school in the 1640s also touched Finland.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Although the reform of the schools of Comenius did not lead to the desired results, the time was relevant for Finland.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Johannes Gezelius the Elder, a young Swedish languagist who worked as a professor of Greek and Oriental languages at the University of Tartu, was introduced to Comenius' pedagogical ideas, and translated this “Janua linguarum reserata” textbook into New Testament Greek, using it as learning material.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Gezelius belonged to the Irenic (Greek eirene 'peace') reformist circle influenced by Comenius, and attended a meeting seeking to mediate Thorn's religious contradictions, at which he appears to have met Comenius.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

The Finnish language was of interest to Comenius because two copies of the edition of the first Finnish-language Bible (1642) were donated to him in 1646.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Also from this period are Comenius' observations on the similarities between the Finnish and Hungarian languages, which he sets out in his work Methodus linguarum novissima.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Soon, the authoritative Leibniz-led tradition began to regard him as the inventor of the Finnish and Hungarian language kinship.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

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Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

N. Setälä gave credit for this to the German Martin Vogel, Comenius' status as an inspiration for Finno-Ugric language studies is generally acknowledged.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Comenius' activities in favour of the Swedish school in the 1640s was a significant time for Finland, since in 1664 Johannes Gezelius was elected bishop of the Diocese of Turku.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Gezelius was a practical pedagogue and reformer who effectively applied and implemented Comenius' pedagogical ideas in his diocese.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

In this he was helped by his own printing and extensive literary publishing business, on which he also spent much of his own resources.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

In printing and disseminating literature, Bishop was up to the end of his life and books written by him were still read in the 19th century (Yxi best Children's Tawara and Grammatica graeca).


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

The tribute of the father of Finnish folk education to Gezelius was given by posterity and they remember him especially not only for his literature, but also for starting the teaching of indoor literacy in Finland, and for the development of progressive folk education.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Gezelius modified his sources to suit his own needs.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

The connections to Comenius' didactics, especially with the Opera didactica omnia, are clear in the prefaces to the works, and in the ordinances he drafted for the diocese.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Comeniusism is clearly manifested in the diocesan school order Methodus informandi (Method of Teaching, 1683), in which Gezelius outlines a folk education based on fixed schools, whose syllabus was surprisingly wide at the time, including, in addition to learning literacy, but also writing and arithmetics.


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As the central work of trivial schools and urban pedagogies, Gezelius took the illustrated Orbis sensualium pictus textbook, the structure of which had been drawn up according to pansophic principles to present the whole of the world.


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Johan Amos Comenius

In his university textbook Encyclopaedia synoptica (1672), which was an overview of philosophical disciplines, Gezelius interprets a pedagogical idea by drawing on the grammatics used by Comenius in “Didactca magna”.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Comenius' ideas were most exploited in Finland by Gezelius.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Due to his activities, Comenius holds a significant place in the history of Finnish upbringing and education.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Comenius also had his critics in Finland.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Daniel Achrelius, professor of eloquence at the Academy of Turku, would ridicule Gezelius' Comenius' program of study for years, and did not tolerate the discrimination against pagan writers that came to light in the works of Comenius and was carried out by Gezeliuskin in his diocese.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Pure doctrinal theologians also considered Comenius suspicious because of his efforts at mediation between denominations (irenia), accusing him of syncretism.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

However, criticism did not culminate until the 18th century, when Comenius' natural philosophy was attacked at the Academy of Turku and Anders Lundbom drew up a dissertation on the subject as De physica Mosaica Comeniana (Comenius' Mosean Physics, 1753) under Professor Carl Fredrik Mennander.


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Johan Amos Comenius

However, the didactic merits of Comenius are recognized.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

When Mennander's own dissertation, published during his time as a student, openly criticizes Comenius' philosophy, it may be possible that this criticality heightened caution.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Later influence When national school began to be developed in Finland after the middle of the 19th century, Comenius no longer held the position he had held during the previous major school reform in the 17th century.


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Johan Amos Comenius

In Uno Cygnaeus' plan for organizing the Finnish national school, his authority included Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi, Friedrich Fröbel and Adolph Diesterweg.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Rather, the influence of Comenius was indirect, but there were also adherents of Comenius' causes.


Question: When was Johan Comenius born?

Johan Amos Comenius

Following the adoption of the National School Decree in 1866, Matias Putkonen published a Finnish translation of Comenius' work on early childhood education, Informatorium der Mutterschul, under the name of the Counselling Book on Christian Child Education for the Parents of Finnish Children.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Putkonen had taken into account the circumstances of Finland in his translation and the work was also important because it advised parents to prepare their children for national school.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Towards the end of the 19th century, the Comenius hobby was buzzing, but there was no question of very visible activity.


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Johan Amos Comenius

On the 300th anniversary of the birth of Comenius in 1892, the Educational Doctrinal Periodical published a proclamation of the association founded in Germany (“Comenius Gesellschaft”), whose purpose undoubtedly was to tune the pastime of Comenius, which was also referred to by Elis Lagerblad in his article.


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Johan Amos Comenius

Lagerblad presented Comenius' life and production comprehensively, considering the Didactica magna work to be the most significant in Comenius' production.