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Editorial Budapest revisited 42 years after the Hungarian Revolution of 1956: Monument " Gyoergy Dosza" by Istvan Kiss (died 1998). The monument stands on the slope of Buda Castle Hill in Budapest.
Editorial Istvan Kiss, sculptor, showing his model for a monument " To the Hungarian heroes" to a group of friends. Kis in center. The monument was erected below the Budapest Castle Hill, where it still stands. See also: 98-01-15 / 28.
Editorial A stormy meeting of the Hungarian Writers'Association showed the cracks in the Communist system: Istvan Antos, member of the Communist Party's economic committee, explained the new Five-year-Plan and noted down criti-cism. Next to him Peter Veres, pres...
Editorial Istvan Kiss, sculptor, showing his model for a monument " To the Hungarian people", including Magyar tribes, medieval heroes, burghers, farmers and modern industrial workers. The monument was erected below the Budapest Castle hill. Budapest,1956.
Editorial Caf? de la Paix.
Editorial Caf? de la Paix.
Editorial Stephan (Istvan) Bathory, King of Poland 1576-1586. Canvas.
Editorial Caf? de la Paix.
Editorial Caf? de la Paix.
Editorial World War I (1914-1918). The Italian naval officer Luigi Rizzo (1887-1951) aboard the torpedo boat MAS-15 of the Regia Marina, caused the sinking of the warship of the Austro-Hungarian Navy SMS Szent Istvan (Saint Stephen), June 10, 1918. Engraving of ...
Editorial AUSTRIA-HUNGARY IN WORD AND PICTURE, 1886: THE OLD UNIVERSITY PLATZ, VIENNA; THE HABSBURG, ARGOVIE, SWITZERLAND, THE CRADLE OF THE HAPSBURG DYNASTY; ISTVAN; THE CROWN PRINCE RUDOLF AND THE CROWN PRINCESS STEPHANIE; THE HOUSE WHERE HAYDN WAS BORN.
Editorial Count Istvan Szechenyi (1791-1860), known as "The Greatest Hungarian", was a Hungarian politician and writer, one of the founding fathers of "New Hungary" after the revolution of 1848. He is the son of Hungarian statesman Ferenc Szechenyi (40-06-03/16).
Editorial Istvan Kiss, sculptor, showing his model for a monument " To the Hungarian heroes" to a group of friends. Kis in center. The monument was erected below the Budapest Castle Hill, where it still stands. See also: 98-01-15 / 28.
Editorial Budapest revisited 42 years after the Hungarian Revolution of 1956: Monument " Gyoergy Dosza" by Istvan Kiss (died 1998). The monument stands on the slope of Buda Castle Hill in Budapest.
Editorial Istvan Kiss,sculptor,showing his model for a monument "To the Hungarian heroes" to a group of friends.Kis in center.The monument was erected below the Budapest Castle Hill,where it still stands. See also:98-01-15/28.
Editorial A stormy meeting of the Hungarian Writers'Association showed the cracks in the Communist system: Istvan Antos, member of the Communist Party's economic committee, explained the new Five-year-Plan and noted down criti-cism. Next to him Peter Veres, pres...
Editorial Istvan Kiss, sculptor, showing his model for a monument " To the Hungarian people", including Magyar tribes, medieval heroes, burghers, farmers and modern industrial workers. The monument was erected below the Budapest Castle hill. Budapest,1956.
Editorial Stephan (Istvan) Bathory, King of Poland 1576-1586. Canvas.