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Alas, Liszt had to drink this cup to the bottom. The book "Gypsies and their music in Hungary" even became the main obstacle to the burial of the ashes of Liszt at home. K. Hamburger writes: “After the death of the composer ... in Bayreuth from Hungary there was no official proposal to bury Liszt at home. For this reason, the burial took place in the city where Wagner lived, and only two came from the Ministry of Culture for the funeral: composer Eden von Mikhalovich and vice president of the Music Academy Janos Veg. The Society of Hungarian Writers and Artists, with the support of Cardinal Lajos Hajnald, a friend of the composer, petitioned the Parliament for the reburial of Liszt's ashes at home, but the deputies did not support this idea. Prime Minister Kalman Tisza, a supporter of a policy of oppression of national minorities, said: “Franz Liszt did spreadwhat we consider to be Hungarian music, but when the Hungarians, besides Hungarian music, had nothing left, he phoned all over the world, as if this music was not Hungarian at all, but gypsy. " And he answered the objection of one of the left deputies: “Yes, I recently saw a brochure where he wrote it.” The words of the prime minister met with approval among the deputies. "