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Through the use of audio, visual and written documents, the presentation analyzes the relationship between Count Kuno Klebelsberg and Miklós Kozma’s media empire, which attempted to lessen the severity of the trauma caused by the Treaty of Trianon. Among the politicians of Hungary, Klebelsberg was one of the first (along with Count Albert Apponyi) to understand and take advantage of the opportunities offered by the electrophone and radio, which he used to share his thoughts on cultural policy with an ever-growing audience of listeners.