My aim is not to add to the impression that Józsefváros/Joseph Town is a dangerous place. Yes, there is a higher crime rate than other parts of the city in[…]
A road in Aquincum, in Budapest’s District III, has been named after Angel Sanz Briz, a Spanish diplomat who saved the lives of Jews during the Holocaust. Addressing the ceremony,[…]
Presenting in one concise package the week’s most important and fascinating national stories, whether they be economic, political, cultural, sporting or among the hundreds of other happenings that go on[…]
Thirteen Jews survived the Holocaust in Budapest after being hidden in a District VI basement for more than a year in 1944-45 by two employees of the Embassy of Czechoslovakia.[…]
The Budapest Times is unrivalled among English-language print publications in the capital for its coverage of the week’s most important national stories, whether they be economic, political, cultural, sporting or[…]
On a warm day in the early 1980s in Budapest, while clandestinely taking a quick break from the morning prayer service, my friends and I made a shocking discovery in[…]
Shortly before the invasion of the Red Army towards the end of the Second World War, Károly Szabó helped prevent the shooting of more than a hundred people on the[…]
