The more thoroughly we acquaint ourselves with the writings of Otto von Habsburg, the more precise the responsibility our Foundation bears becomes: to share the oeuvre, the legacy of the former Crown Prince. Part of our 2020 programme focused on historical retrospection, tracing the unfolding of the intellectual autonomy of Otto, who lost real political power, and the growth of his influence in the turbulent 20th century. At the same time, his views on the nation, the region, Europe, and even world politics help us to analyse our current situation—which was the aim of our events on contemporary Europe. Behind all of this, of course, is the tremendous collection of documents that our professional and enthusiastic colleagues process with meticulous work to ensure that our Foundation becomes a significant part of the Hungarian public collection system.