Dr. Balázs Dénes szerk.: Földrajzi Múzeumi Tanulmányok 6. (Magyar Földrajzi Múzeum; Érd, 1989)
MÚZEUMBARÁT KÖR KÖZLEMÉNYEI - Gyermekszakkörünk életéből (K. S.)
CONTENTS Scientific explorers of Hungary (A new standing exhibition)...................................................... 2 STUDIES A. Rónai: The geographer Pál Teleki .... 3 É. Apor: The explorations of Sir Mark Aurel Stein in Persia............................................... 9 O. Merkl: Zoltán Kaszab, a Hungarian pioneer in the zoological research of Mongolia. . . 15 L. Krizsán: The world of kilombos..................21 D. Balázs: Geological evolution of the area of Érd.......................................................................25 J. Kubassek: Hungarian Scientific Africa Expedition 1987—88 45 E. Sprincz: An early Danube monograph from the 17th Century................................................55 BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS Memory of Lajos Ligeti (J.H.)........................59 Maritime exhibition in Komárom (J. K.). . . 61 Sámuel Mikoviny (A. McDonnel) .....................63 Matrica Museum in Százhalombatta (L.K.). . 65 In Memóriám J. J. H. Szent-Ivány (D. B.). . . 68 DOCUMENTATION Manuscripts of the Hungarian Africa Society (1877—7886) L. Krizsán.............................69 Berzenczey’s description of Ladakh, 1874 (J. Kubassek).....................................................71 MUSEUM NEWS Major events in the life of the museum .... 73 Academic conference on the explorations of Aurel Stein in Inner Asia (J. K.) .... 78 New exhibitions of Cholnoky’s paintings (D.K.)........................................................79 LITERATURE OBSERVER Reviews of books.............................................84 A destroid village in Transylvania (J. K.). . . 85 THE MUSEUM’S FRIENDS CIRCLE Lectures and events (S. K.).........................86 Picture on the opposite side: Twenty years ago died the outstanding Hungarian geographer, Prof. Andor Kéz Photomontage on the back cover: picture report on the Symposium held in the Hungarian Geographical Museum on the occasion of 125th anniversary of Aurel Stein's birth, the great Hungarian explorer of Inner Asia (1862—1943). Photos by M. E. Engler 88
