Címke: Facts
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Battle of Budaörs – Charles I of Austria’s attempts to retake the throne of Hungary – Budaörs
Battle of Budaörs – Charles I of Austria’s attempts to retake the throne of Hungary – Budaörs Fact of the…
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Horthy: the Leader of the National Army – Siófok
Preludes – Horthy: the Leader of the National Army – Siófok Fact of the Hungarian figure „Arrival of Horthy” Part…
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Károlyi giving a speech after the proclamation of the republic in front of the Parliament on November 16, 1918 – Earlier that month, Károlyi had been released from his oath to the monarch and his government was sworn in as a „people’s government” under the authority of the Hungarian National Council. Following King Charles IV’s abdication, the expanded National Council proclaimed the republic on November 16 — envisioning a multi-party parliamentary democracy based on general and secret elections — and on January 11, 1919, elected Károlyi as provisional president, granting him the right to enact “people’s laws.”
Aster Revolution – Hungarian Soviet Republic – Astoria Hotel, Budapest
Preludes – Aster Revolution – Hungarian Soviet Republic – Astoria Hotel, Budapest Fact of the Hungarian figure „Arrival of Horthy”…
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The Nyúzóvölgy massacre and the persecution of Gypsies in Hungary – Kemence
The Nyúzóvölgy massacre and the persecution of Gypsies in Hungary – Kemence Fact of the Hungarian figure „Minorities in Hungary”…
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Settlement of Germans in the Kingdom of Hungary – Rátka
Settlement of Germans in the Kingdom of Hungary – Rátka Fact of the Hungarian figure „Minorities in Hungary” Part of…
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The expulsion of the German minority – Elek
The expulsion of the German minority – Elek Fact of the Hungarian figure „Minorities in Hungary” Part of the „The…
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The emancipation of the Jews in the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy – Mád
The emancipation of the Jews in the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy – Mád Fact of the Hungarian figure „Minorities in Hungary” Part…
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Italians and others in the Medieval Hungarian Kingdom – Olaszliszka
Italians and others in the Medieval Hungarian Kingdom – Olaszliszka Fact of the Hungarian figure „Minorities in Hungary” Part of…
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The photograph shows the third Szeged counter-government, a key force in Hungary’s post-World War I recovery. Formed after internal divisions and external pressures, this temporary government aimed to unite anti-communist national forces and reestablish political order after the collapse of the Hungarian Soviet Republic. Although fragile and short-lived, it played a crucial role in organizing the National Army under Horthy Miklós and laying the foundations for Hungary’s political transition in 1919.
Counter-revolutionary governments and the Anti-Bolsevista Comité – Szeged
Preludes – Counter-revolutionary governments – Szeged Fact of the Hungarian figure „Arrival of Horthy” Part of the „Creation of the…
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The Civitas Fortissima Memorial stands in the main square of Balassagyarmat, commemorating the citizens who fought and died during the 1919 uprising against Czechoslovak occupation. Originally honored with a plaque in 1922, the memory of the „Bravest City” was suppressed during the socialist era, but was fully restored after 1989. In 2002, a new memorial created by sculptor Péter Párkányi Raab was unveiled, becoming a central site for the annual January 29th commemorations.
Civitas fortissima – Armed resistance after the peace treaty – Balassagyarmat
Civitas fortissima – Armed resistance after the peace treaty – Balassagyarmat Fact of the Hungarian figure „No. No. Never.” –…