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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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