“…"Activiteitenverslag voor het 2e congres in Budapest, 1-6 december 1948."…”

“…Poster advertising conference on development, held in Budapest, 8-11 October, 1976 PO-1639…”

“…s exhibition in the Vasarely Musuem, Budapest.…”

“…From 00:29, Lucien Hervé's exhibition in Vasarely Museum, Budapest.…”

“…"Verslag voor het 2e internationaal congres van Femmes pour la Paix, Budapest, 23 november tot 2 december 1948."…”

“…"Louis Varlez Op titelpagina : Tirage à part des comptes-rendus du 8e congrès international d'hygiène et de démographie, Budapest 1894"…”

“…The French translation of the report transmitted by the Permanent Delegate to the Committee on the Hungarian revolution based on the information of the Foreign Office and the UK Residence in Budapest.…”

“…Dénes Szalay, architect, president of the revolutionary council and member of a small fighting group in the 14th district in Budapest made a statement. József Értékes, "adjoint au commandant de la garde nationale" in Csepel, gave a statement about the October-November events and his short return to Hungary in 1957.…”

“…Lajos Várfalvi, president of the revolutionary workers' council in South Budapest, made a statement about the most important events of the revolution.…”

“…Appearances of: Marcel Courthiades (Professor of Romany language, France), Bela Danyi (Auschwitz survivor), Günter Grass (Nobel-Prize winning German author), Henriette Asseo (Historian, France), Ion Mihai Pletos (Gypsy Baron, Romania), Paul Iulian (Mayor of Vidra, Romania), Francisc Giurgiu (Mayor of Livezi, Romania), Grigore Voroneanu (Mayor of Gulia, Romania), Erika Csovcsics (High School Director, Hungary), George Soros (businessman, philanthropist and CEU Founder), Dimitrina Petrova (Executive Director of the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest, Hungary), Aladar Kotai (leader of the Gypsy Minority and President of the Roma Council in Ozd, Hungary), and Angéla Kóczé (Sociologist, Hungary).…”

“…Appearances of: Marcel Courthiades (Professor of Romany language, France), Bela Danyi (Auschwitz survivor), Günter Grass (Nobel-Prize winning German author), Henriette Asseo (Historian, France), Ion Mihai Pletos (Gypsy Baron, Romania), Paul Iulian (Mayor of Vidra, Romania), Francisc Giurgiu (Mayor of Livezi, Romania), Grigore Voroneanu (Mayor of Gulia, Romania), Erika Csovcsics (High School Director, Hungary), George Soros (businessman, philanthropist and CEU Founder), Dimitrina Petrova (Executive Director of the European Roma Rights Center in Budapest, Hungary), Aladar Kotai (leader of the Gypsy Minority and President of the Roma Council in Ozd, Hungary), and Angéla Kóczé (Sociologist, Hungary).…”

“…"La présente publication fait suite à la conférence annuelle sur la non-discrimination organisée en juin 2009 à Budapest, Hongrie, par la Commission européenne et axée sur «le rôle des ONG et des syndicats dans la lutte contre la discrimination». …”