by Daniel Arthur Egyed-Kiss Take a stroll down Corvin Promenade in Budapest’s District VIII and you will meet a 2.4-meterbronze figure with a saddle slung over […]
Read moreBy Dan Galambos At dawn on November 4th, 1956, artillery rudely woke Budapest. Soviet tanks were rolling into the city from several directions, and by dusk […]
Read moreBy Daniel Arthur Egyed-Kiss Hungary’s national anthem is one which doesn’t boast. It prays. Set beside the anthems its neighbors wrote during the same years, under […]
Read moreBy Kristof Kocs Many of our students and professors may be unaware that our Budapest campus building embodies the captivating history of a bygone era […]
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