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Mar 06 2025

Remembrance of the Victims of Communism

March 6, 2025

Author: Vitéz Zoltán József Molnár

Organized by the Northeast Hungary region Seat Captaincy of the Order of Vitéz, a commemoration for the victims of dictatorship took place in Nyíregyháza on February 22, 2025. The event featured performances by Vitéz Tekla Laczkó actress, who recited Tibor Kecskési Tollas’ poem “They Tinplated Every Window (Bebádogoztak minden ablakot)”, and Vitéz Sándor Varga actor, who performed Róbert Rácsai’s “October Litany (Októberi Litánia)”.

A speech was delivered by Vitéz István Fülöp, lieutenant of Szatmár region, former deputy Ispán of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, and retired head of the Mátészalka District Office. In his speech, Vitéz István Fülöp emphasized:

“We must do everything in our power to ensure that such atrocities never happen again. For those of us who lived under the rule of the red star, it is our moral duty to remember and to remind others. The consequences of dictatorship—repression, persecution, and the injustices that came with it—affected many of us. Millions worldwide fell victim to communist dictatorship. Among them, many from our own county suffered under the injustices of that era. In addition to the daily repression and persecution, more than 13,000 people were deported from our county alone. But the fact that we are here today to remember reinforces the message inscribed on the memorial: ‘The defeated triumph!'”

At the end of the commemoration, wreaths were laid by the Order of Vitéz’s Northeast Hungary region Seat Captaincy, the Partium Seat Captaincy, and the Hungarian Defence Forces, represented by reserve captain Márk Bihari of the Vitéz Antal Vattai 2nd Territorial Defence Regiment, 5th Recruitment and Supplementary Office. Nyíregyháza and its surrounding towns’ residents paid their respects with candles and flowers.


Written by Hegedus Ferenc · Categorized: News

Feb 12 2025

Visit to Aachen

February 12, 2025

Author: Vitéz Nob. Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva

On February 8, 2025, Staff Captain Vitéz Gábor Hegyi visited the Aachen Cathedral, where he laid a wreath in the Hungarian Chapel on behalf of the Order of Vitéz.

The Hungarian Chapel, a donation from King Nagy Lajos, was completed in Gothic style in 1367 and has welcomed Hungarian pilgrims for over 600 years. Queen Maria Theresa completely renovated it in 1764. Inside stands four full-figure statues of Hungarian saints, and on the right inner wall, a black marble plaque lists the names of Hungarian kings and princes in Latin.


Written by Hegedus Ferenc · Categorized: News

Feb 02 2025

Charity Concert in Cologne

February 3, 2025

Author: Vitéz Nob. Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva

On Sunday, November 24, 2024, the Cologne Catholic Hungarian Community and the Order of Vitéz held their joint charity concert in support of the children’s programs of All Saints Parish of Nagyernye, where local musicians performed for a good cause for the 13th time. This tradition will continue next year as well, as it does every year on the Feast of Christ the King at the Basilica of the Holy Apostles.

Written by Hegedus Ferenc · Categorized: News

Feb 02 2025

Reception at the residence

February 3, 2025

Author: Vitéz Nob. Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva

Under the title “Sweet Life from Hungary”, the Consul General of Hungary in Düsseldorf hosted a reception at the residence, where wines from Tokaj region were the highlight of the evening. After a welcome speech by Consul General Gergő Szilágyi, guests at the packed wine tasting had the opportunity to try all the renowned wines of Tokaj, guided by wine academic Gábor Csanaki. The lively atmosphere was further enhanced by a concert featuring Lea Brückner and Gábor Ladányi. The Order of Vitéz was represented by Staff Captain Vitéz Gábor Hegyi de Agyagfalva, Chief Ethics Councillor.


Written by Hegedus Ferenc · Categorized: News

Nov 28 2024

All Saints’ Day at the Heroes’ Cemetery in Nyíregyháza

November 28, 2024

Author: Vitéz Zoltán József Molnár

Members of the Seat Captaincy of Northeast Hungary Region of the Order of Vitéz, together with the Hungarian Defence Forces and civilian organizations, participated in a commemorative ceremony and candle-lighting event at the Heroes’ Cemetery in Nyíregyháza, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County. In honor of the fallen heroes of World War I, 2,800 candles were lit to pay tribute to soldiers from 14 nations buried under 2,378 gravestones.

Glory to the heroes!


Written by Hegedus Ferenc · Categorized: News

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