From the advantage of a hundred years of hindsight, the First World War, or the “Great War” as Anglo-Saxon literature calls it, may seem like a romantic, distant, strange war...
Out of the 3.8 million people mobilized from Hungary’s then territory, 661,000 died, 743,000 were wounded and 734,000 were POWs
To mark the centenary of the First World War, an exhibition opens in the National Historical Memorial Park in Ópusztaszer.
József Zelei will ride along the route of the one-time prisoners of war running through Szeged, Subotica, Belgrade, Nis, Pristina, Prizen, Vlora, Capistrano, Vittoria and Stintino
During his speech, PM Orbán said that the more Europe gives up of its faith and culture, the weaker it will become politically and economically
More than 1,000 years of Hungary’s statehood prove that “our heroes’ sacrifice was not in vain”