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GALLERY – Hungarians celebrate the 13 Martyrs of 1849

In a recent post, we attempted to explain why Hungarians celebrate a crushed revolution. Below you will find the images of these celebrations in and around Hungary on October 6, exactly 170 years after the 13 military leaders of the anti-Habsburg revolution were executed near Arad (now in Romania).

The title image shows the crowd during the speech of Hungarian deputy prime minister Zsolt Senjén at the Arad commemoration. (MTI/Zsolt Czeglédi)

Nagyszőlős Speech

State minister in charge of national policies speaks at the Nagyszőlős (Vynohradiv, Ukraine) commemoration (MTI/János Nemes)

Hungarian President János Áder

Hungarian President János Áder speaks at the commemoration in Budapest at the mausoleum of executed prime minister of the revolution Lajos Batthyány (MTI/Szilárd Koszticsák) 

László Kövér

Speaker of the house László Kövér speaks at the unveiling of 1848 General János Czetz in Gyergyószentmiklós/Gheorgheni (MTI/Nándor Veres)

Traditionalist Hussars

Traditionalist Hussars at the Arad commemoration (MTI/Zsolt Czeglédi)

Author: Dénes Albert