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Here's a little taste, a history of Szepes (origin of the word is Latin) Hungarian Ottoman Wars - Szepes
HUNGARIAN OTTOMAN WARS Settle in to read all that this website has to offer!
ADOPT A CASTLE. JOIN A REENACTMENT GROUP.
ESSAYS. VIDEO LINKS
Here's a little taste, a history of Szepes (origin of the word is Latin) Hungarian Ottoman Wars - Szepes
NATIONALITY ROOMS at PITT : UNIVERSITY OF PITTBURGH
There are many rooms to visit featuring ethnic identities from those nations that were important to immigration to the Steel City.
Excerpt: The Hungarian Room features folk art designs and colors, especially so in the ceiling panels painted by a Budapest artist and sent to Pittsburgh in the 1930's. Repeated tulip patterns abound there and in the furniture's woodcarvings.
The windows show a timeline of Hungarian national birth, from legendary foundations to the seven tribes, all the way to 19th century artistic flowering of Hungarian voices in poetry, painting and music.
https://clevelandhungarianmuseum.org/
I just updated the link on the sidebar where you will find a great many links of Hungarian-American interest. Run by the Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society, they have come out of Covid-19 and are moving forward.
Excerpt: We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded two grants by the Hungarian Government through the Bethlen Gábor Fund Management, in support of our efforts to share with the greater community our Hungarian culture and history and the Hungarian immigrant story of Northeast, Ohio.
Do you continue or include Hungarian traditions into your Christmas time celebrations?
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HUNGARIAN NATIONAL MUSEUM - A COUNTRY FOR WOMEN
Excerpt: However, from an archaeological point of view it is exactly women's graves which are more spectacular, richer and more colorful than those of men. These women - including saints, queens, women and daughters of noble families, women brought in bondage or whose marriage sealed an alliance, and of course mothers intriguing for their children's prosperity - also played a significant role in the transformation of Europe.
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