“You Have Saved Europe!” – Interview with Czech Cardinal Dominik Duka We met Cardinal Dominik Duka, Archbishop Emeritus of Prague, at his residence at the Archbishop's Palace in Prague. We were... 2023.08.05.
New Museum to Convey the History of Communism in Szeklerland In the courtyard of the former tobacco factory in Transylvanian (Romania) Sfântu Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy), city officials and contractors signed an... 2023.08.03.
House of Terror Museum: A Historic Milestone in Confronting Our Past The famous building of the House of Terror on national holidays The opening of the House of Terror Museum was... 2023.07.14.
What Ended János Kádár’s Rule: The Myth of a “Goulash Socialism” It was 35 years ago this May that then state party, the Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party (MSZMP), held an extraordinary... 2023.05.31.
Remembering the Martyrdom of János Esterházy János Esterházy, the former political leader of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia, was remembered in the Czech capital, Prague on... 2023.03.06.
Victims of Communist Dictatorships Remembered In Hungary, February 25 is the Day of Remembrance for the Victims of Communist Dictatorships. This year, there was a... 2023.02.27.
Mária Wittner, Hero of 1956, Passes Away Mária Wittner, a well-known freedom fighter of the 1956 anti-Communist uprising has passed away at the age of 85 today.... 2022.09.14.
Indonesian Parish Priest: Faith Needs to Be Revived in Hungary Father Magung Fransis of the Verbite Order, says that missionary service is needed everywhere in the world, including Hungary. The... 2022.07.14.
Hungarian Victim of Katyn Massacre Honored in Warsaw Pantheon A memorial plaque and the symbolic grave of Emánuel Aladár Korompay, a Hungarian-born victim of the massacre committed against Polish... 2022.06.27.
Polish Launch of Attila Szalai’s Memoirs, a Homage to the Hungarian Writer The first volume of the Polish edition of Attila Szalai's book "On Polish Soil - Memoirs, Diaries, 1976-1990" was introduced... 2022.06.23.
Kádár’s May 1 Speech in 1957: A Grim Reminder of Soviet Terror 65 years ago from today, János Kádár held his notorious May 1 Labor Day speech, celebrating the "freedom" provided by... 2022.05.01.
Labor Day: A Celebration by Communists Adopted from the West Almost all of Europe (and many other nations outside the continent) celebrates Labor Day, the origin of which goes back... 2022.05.01.
New Culture Forum Documentary: “Demonization” of PM Orbán Unjust, Hungary Not Autocracy The British New Culture Forum, under the leadership of journalist Peter Whittle, published a documentary about Hungary on their YouTube... 2022.03.31.
A Politicized National Holiday: March 15 Celebrations in Hungary since the 1940s PHOTOS and Videos! March 15 has become a symbol of our nation's love of, and will for freedom. In 1927, it was officially... 2022.03.15.
Cardinal Erdő: János Esterházy Promoted Christian Values in Public Life Even at Cost of Martyrdom Count János Esterházy's career demonstrated that promoting Christian values in public life is always possible but only "if we are... 2022.03.14.
House of Terror Museum Commemorating the Horrors of Dictatorships Marks 20th Anniversary of Opening This year marks the 20th birthday of one of Hungary's most emblematic museums, the House of Terror. Opened in 2002... 2022.02.25.
Árpád Göncz, Hungary’s First Head of State after Regime Change, Born 100 Years Ago Árpád Göncz, the first democratically-elected head of state after the regime change, was born 100 years ago today. Göncz was... 2022.02.10.
Cardinal Mindszenty, Symbol of Resistance against Communism, Arrested on Christmas Cardinal József Mindszenty, Archbishop of Esztergom and the last prince primate of Hungary, was arrested by Hungarian communists exactly 73... 2021.12.26.
Marque’s Mark: How to Build a Car Brand in a Post-Communist Country Cars, Hungary produces a lot of them. In fact, 15% of our exports are made up of cars and car... 2021.12.12.
Catholic Nun, First Female MP, and Righteous Among the Nations, Margit Slachta, Reburied in Budapest Catholic nun, Margit Slachta, the first female member of the Hungarian parliament who rescued Jews in World War II and... 2021.12.08.
Monument to Archbishop József Mindszenty Unveiled in Krakow A monument to the late Hungarian archbishop József Mindszenty was inaugurated in Kraków, in a ceremony attended by deputy House... 2021.11.07.
