LOVE AND DEATH IN THE 1956 REVOLUTION 

The 1956 Revolution is usually called "an uprising of men". However, historian Eszter Zsófia Tóth presents a new viewpoint: how did women participate in the events? What did it mean for upper class girls, university students, or workers? What was the 1956 women's demonstration like? How did revolutionary commander János Bárány and Klára Hajnal fall in love with each other?      

Please note that the lecture is in Hungarian.

You can attend the program by registering on the following link and by purchasing a regular museum ticket. Full-price tickets are valid for one month after purchase for a visit either to the Kiscell Museum or the Aquincum Museum.

REGISTRATION FORM AND TICKET INFORMATION