My View: She did what any decent human being would do
“In 1944, I hid some people,” my mother, Clara Ambrus, told me in 1990. I had traveled with my parents to Budapest, hoping that being in the city of their
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“In 1944, I hid some people,” my mother, Clara Ambrus, told me in 1990. I had traveled with my parents to Budapest, hoping that being in the city of their
Tuesday marked the Day of Remembrance for Hungarian Holocaust victims. Adam LeBor writes about what Miklós Horthy could’ve done differently.
On March 5, Tamás Sulyok replaced Hungarian President Katalin Novák. Sulyok is deeply entangled in the country's fascist past.
Nestled along the mighty Danube River, Budapest, the enchanting capital of Hungary, dazzles visitors with its architectural marvels, rich history, and vibrant
Somewhat to my embarrassment, I only discovered Nagymező utca was known as Budapest’s Broadway when I interviewed Florian K. Walther, general manager of the new Hard Rock Hotel located midway down the street.