Facing Death:The Bloody Court of Pozsony   Thirty Hungarian Reformed ministers were ransomed from slavery in Neapolitan ships on 11 February 1676, by Dutch admiral Michael de Ruyter, for a huge sum raised by Protestants in western Europe. Their story is reflected in a plaintive hymn, “Lift thy head, O Zion, weeping.”  The historian, Reformed bishop Imre Ravasz tells about it.    See the full story... Reformed Bishop Imre Ravasz

American-Hungarian Community

Course on Hungary to be offered at the Fairfield, Connecticut Senior Center.    See the full story...

Hungary’s Melinda Czink Takes On The World’s Best During the week of July 21, Melinda Czink of Hungary showcased her marvelously athletic tennis choreography at the East West Bank Classic. See the full story... WILLIAM T. TOMCSANYI

ÉLŐ ZENE – TÁNC - TOMBOLA és VACSORA The Hungarian American Club of Danbury, Inc. invites you to attend the Szüreti Bál on 4 October 2008.  See the full story...

Hungary Today

Hungarian Hybrid Cars See the full story... Barnabás Honeczy

Playing with Hungarian Numbers Strange as it may be people in Hungary have some bad news about some houses they have to live in. Naturally in the foreground we find those in the low income groups who can’t afford an acceptable level. Then there are other interesting statistics. See the full story... Joseph F. Balogh

Arts and Culture

Hungarian School The Magyar Studies of America, Inc. a nonprofit organization is offering free instruction for students ages 5 and up and for all adults.  See the full story...

Course on Hungary Course on Hungary to be Offered at the Fairfield, Connecticut Senior Center  See the full story...

Who Are We? It is next to impossible to find a Hungarian who does not have other nationalities among his/her ancestors. As an example, read what Bob Kranyik has found in his ancestry.    See the full story... Robert Kranyik

Hungarian Movies at Home Back a couple of decades ago, here on the East coast, we used to show Hungarian movies. Then we ran out of possibilities. Now, just by accident, I came across a new possibility. In California there is a company that offers hundreds of them. See the full story... Joseph Balogh

Marha (beef) pörkölt recipe Now that the cool weather is coming, I am sure we all would enjoy a good hearty beef pörkölt over nokedli. You may use pork or veal instead of beef, but my brother-in-law swears pörkölt starts and ends with beef.  See the full story...

It's a Small World/Kicsi a Világ

Acoma Pueblo - typical houses Kicsi a világ! We know Hungarians can be found in the strangest places. But to find Hungarian traces in the Southwest desert of the United States???  See the full story... Erika Papp Faber

Pope Callixtus III. Did you know... why church bells are rung at noon? The reason for this characteristic sound of the Hungarian countryside even today goes back over 500 years…  See the full story...