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Legendary 1848 Revolution copper cannon displayed in Budapest

“Lads of Transylvania,” the broken lives of 1956 (Part IV. – Imre Lay, EMISZ)

Exhibition of “civilian” WWI photographs from Úz Valley

“Lads of Transylvania,” the broken lives of 1956 (Part III. – The Szekler Youngsters’ Fellowship)

“Lads of Transylvania,” the broken lives of 1956 (Part II. – Árpád Szilágyi)

Intriguing carvings found on the walls of Borosjenő castle

“Lads of Transylvania,” the broken lives of 1956 (Part I. – The Barót Students)

1848 Szekler National Assembly museum opens

Romania sued for ancient Assyrian artifact