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Stories and destinies from Central Europe – Academic book launch and roundtable discussion by iASK
Stories and destinies from Central Europe – FTI-iASK book launch in the Berzsenyi Library in Szombathely in Hungarian.
Books to be presented:
- Central Europe through the eyes of Hungary
- Deadly Compassion – The Hungarian Case and the United Nations – 1956-1963
- In the footsteps of the Pannonian values – Judaism in Körmend
- Heroic times – The history of the Németh László College in Szombathely in the light of the change of regime
Round table discussion with the authors of the books:
– Iván Bába: research fellow, IASK; former Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, private-docent,
– András Nagy: research fellow, IASK; literary historian
– Szántó Imréné Dr. Balázs Edit: historian
– Erzsébet Tokaji Nagy: research fellow, IASK
Moderator: Attila Pók, research fellow, FTI-IASK, historian
Date: Thursday, September 17, 2020 – 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM
Place: Szombathely H-9700 – Dániel Berzsenyi Library Antall József tér 1. 1st floor newspaper reader + online on the FTI-IASK Facebook page
The event will be held in Hungarian!
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