An unmovable keystone of the existence of old Hungary was the autonomy of countries. The most tarnished building of counties was the County Hall.

The painter Smogy Győző endeavored something unparalleled in the 1970's. He roamed the country and did drawings of all Hungarian occupied villages from the top of hills, churches and houses. The phantastic work is done and can only be seen at our exhibition with the amendment of the artist.

After WWI, from 1938 to 1941 part of the regions that had been detached formerly was gained back by Hungary. The exhibition presents the first breath-taking moments of the reunion via colored and black-and -white photos, as well as maps showing the changes. Cs. Szabó László, Rónai Zoltán, Marái Sándor also sent surprising reports which we also show at the display.