Augmented AR Holocaust Memory Project “If These Streets Could Talk” Debuts in DC
On September 23, a full house gathered at Kossuth House in Washington, D.C., for “Augmented Reality & Holocaust Memory: Inside the Museum and Out on the Street.” The afternoon looked at how augmented reality (AR) can bring people closer to Holocaust...Event Recap — “Two Nations, One Idea: The Shared History of Freedom, 1776–2026” Conference, Karcag
On February 20, 2026, scholars, diplomats, and civic leaders gathered at the Karcag Kincse Művészeti és Konferencia Központ for the international conference “Két nemzet, egy eszme — A szabadság közös története, 1776–2026” (“Two Nations, One Idea — The Shared History...Celebrate America 250 with Michael Kovats
This Independence Day, Remember the Hungarian Who Fought for America’s Freedom
Celebrate Independence Day by discovering the heroic legacy of Colonel Michael Kovats, the Hungarian hussar who helped found the U.S. Cavalry and gave his life for American freedom. Our Fourth of July Special Newsletter mailer features new articles, educational resources for children, limited edition books, and ways to engage with Kovats’ story during America’s 250th anniversary.