Weronika is going to write about the content of the lecture itself but we had a guest from Warsaw in the International Culture Centre in Krakow - the diplomat historian who gave us some idea about how Hungary as a country functioned especially after Trianon Treaty.
Weronica wrote:
"10.01 in the International Cultural Center (In Cracow) I could listen from Gábor Lagzi about Hungary in 1918. In fact, I was very surprised when I saw how interesting history this country has. In second part of lecture I was listening about Hungary's culture in 1918: I saw the national custumescostumes of the officials - soldiers generals' suits for a formal occassions, architecture from 1919-1939 (also from Misckolcs where the new uni buildings were built) and the way of living for different classes of Hungarian society, division of the society as for the religious background and the art (scuplture and one of the most expensive paintings expressing Polish- Hungarian links by Vilmos Aba-Novák. Both presentation and lecture were very interesting. :)"
Here are some photos.
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