József körút, Práter utcától a Pál utca felé nézve. Is-3 harckocsi 122 mm-es ágyújának maradványa.

So pretty, aren't they? Do you have a favourite folk costume? :)

Hungarians have the best stamps! This one features a Puli.

Czech-born John Sadovy was sent to Budapest by Life magazine and photographed three days of the Hungarian revolution. Slipping past border guards at night, he took graphic photographs that revealed the cruel reality of the Soviet-controlled state for the first time, and earned him the Robert Capa gold medal

Tömegek az utcán, tankok a villamossíneken, falfirkák és falragaszok, romok és roncsok a budapesti utcákon – október 23-a és az utána következő hetek a tömegtüntetésekről és az utcai harcokról lettek híresek, most ezeket az eseményeket mutatják be még élethűbben az e heti HVG-ben és a hvg.hu-n megjelenő eddig publikálatlan színes fotók!

View of Budapest, 1972

In October 1956, Hungarian citizens began a spontaneous uprising against the Soviet-controlled puppet government. But where was America?

◇Hungary 1958 Working ants and fiddling grasshopper

American Bison (Bison bison)

Czech-born John Sadovy was sent to Budapest by Life magazine and photographed three days of the Hungarian revolution. Slipping past border guards at night, he took graphic photographs that revealed the cruel reality of the Soviet-controlled state for the first time, and earned him the Robert Capa gold medal

Stamp: Synagouge in Baja (Hungary) (Synagogues in Hungary) Mi:HU 5583,Sn:HU 4254,Yt:HU 4501,WAD:HU043.12

Sojuz 4 and Sojuz 5

Budapest a huszadik század derekán, mindössze 12 év eltéréssel két alkalommal is súlyos harcok szí...

Czech-born John Sadovy was sent to Budapest by Life magazine and photographed three days of the Hungarian revolution. Slipping past border guards at night, he took graphic photographs that revealed the cruel reality of the Soviet-controlled state for the first time, and earned him the Robert Capa gold medal