Evoking past banquets at the Saint Imre Grammar School
An unusual history lesson and the presentation of a ball poster from the year 1925: our Foundation visited the Cistercian Saint Imre Grammar School of Buda.
An unusual history lesson and the presentation of a ball poster from the year 1925: our Foundation visited the Cistercian Saint Imre Grammar School of Buda.
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
On 31 January, the John Lukacs Institute of the Ludovika University of Public Service celebrated the 100th birthday of its namesake with an international conference.
On the occasion of the Hungarian Culture Day, our Foundation invited the staff and heads of public collections to its annual kick-off event for the second time.