In our exhibition valuable relics of the Hungarian's anthem are shown that reveal various segments from the history of the various anthems. Among our rare documents, the visitors will find a theatrical poster from 1844 announcing the birth of the National Anthem, as well as Erkel's music manuscripts, rare sheet music in addition to contemporary documents.

Interestingly, the details of how Sopron could remain part of Hungary, as well as the details of the uprising before WWII have remained unknown by the public. Our exhibition shows the given international military and diplomatic situation, the patriotism of students of Sopron, the proclamation of Lajtabánság and the role of Prónay Pál in it via contemporary diaries, photos and documents.

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.