Helmut Kohl and Central Europe – International Conference Last year was marked by a double anniversary: 2022 marked the fifth anniversary of Helmut Kohl's death and the 90th... 2023.05.26.
Exhibition: The Mummified Nun With a Missing Finger The exhibition entitled Mysteries, Fates, Mummies, opened on 12 May in Békéscsaba, is unique because a small part of the... 2023.05.14.
Historically Important Eger Castle Is Renovated Eger Castle in northern Hungary has been renovated with almost two billion forints (EUR 5.3 million), and its museum has... 2023.05.12.
Documentary in the Making about Hungary’s Magnificent Parliament A major documentary on the Hungarian Parliament titled The House of the Nation is currently being filmed and will showcase... 2023.05.10.
“Ferenc Liszt, the Teacher” Exhibition Opens its Doors Liszt, the Teacher, a new temporary exhibition on the teaching work of Hungarian composer Ferenc (Franz) Liszt, opens on 12... 2023.05.10.
Fundraising for Fire-Ravaged Slovakian Historic Town The University of Miskolc and the University of Sopron in Hungary have launched a fundraising campaign for the restoration of... 2023.03.28.
Our Past Comes Alive Through Found Photos from the Skip Fortepan: Gárdos Katalin Fortepan is a free-to-use, community photo archive where you can browse and download over 100,000 archive... 2023.03.27.
March 23, the Day of Polish-Hungarian Friendship Today is the Day of Hungarian-Polish friendship. The friendship between the Hungarian and Polish peoples goes back almost a thousand... 2023.03.23.
President Novák Praises Hungarian National Archives Archives preserve the memory of Hungarian families, and through them the memory of the whole nation, said President Katalin Novák... 2023.03.22.
The Hungarian Flag and Coat of Arms through the Ages The historical flags of Hungary. Symbols are of great importance for every nation. They spark a sense of unity as... 2023.03.18.
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.
PM Orbán: “Hungary is still a Hungarian country” Hungary is still a Hungarian country, just as it was two hundred years ago, on the day of the birth... 2023.01.23.
Statue of Ignác Semmelweis, Savior of Mothers, Unveiled in London Ferenc Kumin, Hungary's Ambassador in London, unveiled the first Ignác Semmelweis statue in the United Kingdom at the Queen Mary... 2023.01.13.
Genetic Heritage of Hungarian Royal Bloodline Identified The Hungarian-Croatian international study led by the Institute of Hungarian Research has determined the genetic ancestry of the royal Hunyadi... 2022.11.21.
The Heroes of 1956 Still Among Us Albert Ferenc Kovács with his wife Miriam We are extremely lucky to have some of the heroes of the 1956... 2022.10.23.
1956 Commemorations Have Already Begun in Hungary "We are proud that the Hungarian struggle for freedom was written in blood, and that the Hungarian people proved that... 2022.10.19.
Why are so many Hungarians concerned with finding relatives in the East? – Interview with historian Balázs Ablonczy As the idea that Hungarians are linguistically and culturally alone in their own region began to gain ground in Hungarian... 2022.05.31.
Croatian State Archives: “Mr. Orbán clearly lost his way in a flash of history” The Croatian State Archives have also become involved in the diplomatic controversy that erupted over Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's radio... 2022.05.12.
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.
The Golden Bull, Hungary’s First Constitutional Document, Issued 800 Years ago Promulgated by Andrew II of Hungary 800 years ago, the Golden Bull is perhaps the most widely-known medieval Hungarian document... 2022.04.24.
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.