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What did a ’Hungarian Dalido’ look like in 1860? How was (not) the first monument was made of King Matthias? Do we know what István Széchenyi really looked like? Why is it better to have a female monarch than a man? Why was the count Lamberg lynched on a ship bridge in September, 1848 in Pest? What was food like in a ’lacikonyha’ (bistro) in Pest? Our exhibition answers these, and many other questions about the era.
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