“Paternal Legacy – Common Responsibility. The Life and Memory of Emperor and King Charles I (IV) and Otto von Habsburg” was the title of the exhibition opening event organised by our Foundation and the General Community Centre of Perkáta on 23 February 2024. Both our travelling exhibitions were displayed at the occasion.
Bence Kocsev represented the Otto von Habsburg Foundation at the annual Lenten event of the Bavarian Christian Social Union and the Hanns Seidel Foundation.
Today marks the 35th anniversary of the passing of Sándor Márai, who died at his home in San Diego. On this day, we remember one of the most influential Hungarian writers of the 20th century by reflecting on his correspondence with Otto von Habsburg.
The Új Európa journal, printed in Munich between 1962 and 1983, was, in many senses, a unique product of Hungarian political emigration. It was perhaps the only publication of the post-war decades with an exclusively foreign policy orientation, examining political and economic phenomena in a broader—European and global—context. The most eminent representative of this approach was undoubtedly Otto von Habsburg, who provided the financial backing for the perio
