On 31 March, as part of the widely popular Rubicon-Evening, colleagues from our Foundation and the Rubicon Institute spoke about the life of Charles I (IV) and his last months, on the occasion of the anniversary of his death. The evening was also the finale of our exhibition Exiled in Madeira, which is moving to Gyula right after the closing event in the ceremonial hall of the Royal Palace of Gödöllő.
Our exhibition Exiled in Madeira will be moving from Gödöllő to Gyula, where it will be on display in the Almásy Castle until the end of May.
Our Foundation owes a lot to an outstanding representative of the Hungarian American community, Dr. Eugene Megyesy, who lives in Denver. This time, he brought us to Budapest some interesting documents of Otto von Habsburg’s visits to Denver and his network of contacts there. The photos are from Ambrose Balajthy Júlia, whose mother was the sister of Etienne Perényi, a prominent figure in the Hungarian colony in Denver and a friend of Otto von Habsburg.
