All the memories of Hungarianness must be preserved, because this is the future of the nation, said Miklós Kásler at the opening ceremony of the renovated Golden Palace in Nagyszalonta on Saturday. The Golden Palace, located next to the Csonkatorony, which houses the János Arany Memorial Museum, was renovated at a cost of HUF 180 million.
The Minister of Human Resources reminded me that it was Prime Minister Kálmán Széll who initiated the preservation of János Arany's memory and his legacy. The current Hungarian Prime Minister understands Kálmán Széll, "this is the explanation for cherishing our memories in the Carpathian Basin," he said.
According to the minister's opinion, Ferenc Deák was most similar to János Arany. They had in common the representation of the purest human quality, patriotism, the supremacy of morality; because of these, they were absolutely respected. "He described in golden words what Deák represented in practice," he declared.
In the words of Attila Cseke, Minister of Development of Romania, "the home of the oldest Hungarian literary museum in Romania" has been renovated, which is a joy for the Hungarians of Parthia and Transylvania, and indeed for the entire Hungarian nation . According to the politician, renewal is a means of survival and survival, it requires will, perseverance and joint work. RMDSZ is also working on this in Bucharest, he stated.
The Golden Palace, located next to the Csonkatorony, which houses the János Arany memorial museum, was renovated with the support of the Hungarian government at a cost of HUF 180 million. From the sum, the roof was replaced, the interior spaces, the staircase were renovated, the building was gutted, the windows were renovated or replaced, the water and sewer network, as well as the electrical and heating systems were renewed. A conference room for 100 people and three guest rooms were created in the attic. The building will house a cultural center including an exhibition space, a gallery, a lecture hall and a museum cafe.
Source: Chronicle
