(JTA) — In 1944, Andras Szasz’s mother obtained an admittance slip to a Red Cross children’s home that she hoped would save her 8-year-old son from the Hungarian fascists then prowling Budapest in ...
In the aftermath of World War II, a particular housing type proliferated in Communist Hungary: the cube. As the country rebuilt after the war, the Hungarian Cube (in Hungarian, “Magyar Kocka”) became ...
Designed for a bicameral legislature rather than the unicameral one Hungary now has, the Budapest Parliament House was completed not long before World War I drastically reduced the nation’s territory ...
The Hungarian Cube (Magyar kocka) or Kádár-kocka (Kadar Cube) is named after János Kádár, the Communist leader of Hungary between 1956 and 1988. It’s a standardized type of residential house built in ...
Disgusted by Hungary’s portrayal of itself as a victim of the Nazis, activists have launched a memorial project highlighting its Holocaust complicity. BUDAPEST, Hungary (JTA) — In 1944, Andras Szasz’s ...
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