Detours of women's employment in the Horthy era

The establishment of a private school did not necessarily require significant capital investment, with a few exceptions it took place in rented apartments and had the appropriate social prestige for those involved, but at the same time it required independence and flexible adaptation to market needs. Examining the business of two young female movement artists, the recognition of new market needs, the strategy of standing on several legs and the continuous expansion of services can be clearly traced.