Trianon

Trianon. A 87. évfordulóra emlékezve.

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• trianon
• nemzet
• haza
• becsület
• erkölcs
• hir
• erény

[wolcgamsztimbo]

Magyar földekről, légyszíves magyarul kommunikáljatok. Kösz

[TuzesViz]

He's basically tell his story how when he was 14, he was in class. His teacher walked into the room and rather than getting the class started he pulled down the map of the "Saint Kingdom of Hungary's Political Map." Upon the teacher's ever expressionless face, there was an odd gleam of sadness. No body sad anything for a while, and then the teacher said silently - almost to himself rather than us - "consumatum est" (sorry, I can't translate the Latin).

[TuzesViz]

Anything else is a hypocritical stance. But it's understandable that you guys would never agree to a revision for Slovakia, Romania and Serbia to be just for Slovaks, Romanians and Serbs, and not millions of Hungarians as well.

[hungary16]

ím már három év telt azóta... S sajnos a helyzet még mindig változatlan, bár a tűz, a tűz már elkezdett pislákolni. S nekünk nagyon fontos, hogy ez a tűz fellángoljon!!!

[lazloll]

justice 4

[viracoha]

LONG LIVE TRIANON!

[fredpreuss]

Even if you think that Jesus was an imaginary figure, this is still a pretty nationalist thing to say. "Jesus dying=Hungary losing Transylvania and Slovakia" Obviously this is an actor; who it it? Or is he a Hungarian who decided to post this re-enactment?

[fredpreuss]

The Latin "Consummatum est." means "It is finished" in English. There were some of the last words of Jesus on the cross. Is he saying that Hungary losing lots of land after World War One was like Jesus dying?

[TuzesViz]

At this moment, he and the 53 other boys in the class broke down crying because it was the news that the Kingdom of Hungary had been destroyed (mutilated would be an accurate adjective) by the Treaty of Trianon on Friday, June 4th, 1920. Throughout this time the bells were ringing, as indicated in this video.