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2010.12.03. - 2011.11.30.
Our exhibition deals with a little known event during the revolution of 1848/49. The commander-in-chief Artúr Görgei suffered a life-threatening head injury on 2 July, 1849 near Komárom. A grenade explosion caused a 12-cm-long slit on his head, and his skull broke at several places.
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