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NYT Mentions Pécs Among Top Destinations
- 22 Oct 2013 1:00 AM
- travel
The New York Times draws a list of the most beautiful and exciting destinations of the world every year and this year Pécs, Baranya County, the only Hungarian city on the list has taken 38th place.
Invitation: Nadja Massun's Exhibition At Hungarian House Of Photography
- 21 Sep 2012 9:00 AM
- community & culture
I’ve heard that people from afar can say or claim whatever they want about themselves. Putting a little twist on the original saying, people can say whatever they want about a person that comes from afar. In case of Nadja Massun, the proverb may be even truer since she does come from very far she lives in Mexico but was born in Africa to a Hungarian mother and a Belgian father.
'Emil Torday In Congo', Museum Of Ethnography, Shown Until 4 March
- 1 Mar 2010 1:00 AM
- community & culture
It behooves us to piously preserve the memory of the man who worked so hard and devoted so many years of labor, who wrote, preached, and acted on behalf of the good name of Hungarian science, who sacrificed so much for his country in order to win friends for Hungary around the globe." (Halász Gyula: Öt világrész magyar vándorai, 1936)
NYT Mentions Pécs Among Top Destinations
- 22 Oct 2013 1:00 AM
- travel
The New York Times draws a list of the most beautiful and exciting destinations of the world every year and this year Pécs, Baranya County, the only Hungarian city on the list has taken 38th place.
Invitation: Nadja Massun's Exhibition At Hungarian House Of Photography
- 21 Sep 2012 9:00 AM
- community & culture
I’ve heard that people from afar can say or claim whatever they want about themselves. Putting a little twist on the original saying, people can say whatever they want about a person that comes from afar. In case of Nadja Massun, the proverb may be even truer since she does come from very far she lives in Mexico but was born in Africa to a Hungarian mother and a Belgian father.
'Emil Torday In Congo', Museum Of Ethnography, Shown Until 4 March
- 1 Mar 2010 1:00 AM
- community & culture
It behooves us to piously preserve the memory of the man who worked so hard and devoted so many years of labor, who wrote, preached, and acted on behalf of the good name of Hungarian science, who sacrificed so much for his country in order to win friends for Hungary around the globe." (Halász Gyula: Öt világrész magyar vándorai, 1936)