Otto von Habsburg 50 years ago commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Plan
According to Otto von Habsburg, on Europe Day we should first and foremost assess where we stand and make plans for the future.
According to Otto von Habsburg, on Europe Day we should first and foremost assess where we stand and make plans for the future.
The Otto von Habsburg Foundation, along with Corvinus University of Budapest, organized a conference on April 28 at the Gellért Campus to mark the 100th anniversary of Ludwig von Mises’ visit to Budapest.
Fifty years ago, on May 6, 1975, Prince Primate József Mindszenty, Cardinal Archbishop of Esztergom and staunch supporter of Otto von Habsburg, passed away in exile in Vienna.
Stephan Löwenstein, a journalist for the FAZ, visited our Foundation in the last days of March. His impressions were recently reported to his readers.