1848 revolution 1848-1849 bertalan szemere August 23 – The Day the Holy Crown of St. Stephen Was Buried On August 23, 1849, during the 1848-49 Revolution and War of Independence,... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2020.08.23.
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Anna Bazsik art interview „Hungarian painters also have opportunities, all you need is luck and a patron” – Interview with Hungarian Painter Anna Bazsik She is young, beautiful, and talented. And not just at anything. Anna Bazsik... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2020.03.11.
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Christian culture Christianity communism ‘Forced Foreign Ideology Became Too Much for East Germans’ – Interview on the Pan-European Picnic with Father Imre Kozma Tens of thousands of East Germans came to Hungary in the summer... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.08.14.
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family benefits family protection plan family subsidies Govt’s Family Protection Action Plan Comes into Force Ever since the prime minister's announcement in February, there has been constant... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.07.01.
catholic church Christianity Csíksomlyó Pope Francis Strengthens the World’s Hungarians by Visiting Csíksomlyó- Interview with Father László Németh Many might expect Pope Francis to talk about politics in Csíksomlyó, but... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.05.21.
EP elections EPP fidesz “We Aren’t Looking for a Party Group, We’re Looking for Allies” — Interview with PMO Head Gergely Gulyás “As long as Fidesz is a member of the European People’s Party,... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.05.02.
Easter easter egg holidays Easter Customs and Foods in Hungary The greatest Christian celebration, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, is celebrated in... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.04.20.
1848 revolution Budapest lajos batthyány Then and Now: Legendary Sites of the Revolution of 1848 Freedom of the press, equality before the law and the abolishment of... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.03.15.
árpád szőczi Canada football “It was One of the Best Decisions of My Life to Learn Hungarian” – Interview with Journalist Árpád Szőczi His mother is Austrian, his father Hungarian, and he was born in... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2019.02.27.
Christianity csaba böjte interview “We Cannot Be Better by Beating or Criticizing, Only by Loving Each Other” He’s tired. Not surprising, considering barely a day has passed since he... By Zsófia Nagy-Vargha // 2018.09.30.
