It is held from Friday to Sunday in the footsteps of our Fathers - XVI. Carpathian Basin Hungarian Meeting. At the event in Maglód, the elder Zoltán Lomnici will give a ceremonial speech, according to whom the symbol of Great Hungary does not incite or divide anyone, but should inspire respect.
The aim of the three-day gastro-cultural event is to strengthen the unity of the Hungarian nation, which was divided into parts due to the Trianon peace decree, to nurture its traditional values, to promote the cooperation of settlements in the motherland and across the border, and to get to know each other.
The event begins on Friday, after the festive welcome of Mayor Pál Tabányi, the students of the Péter Vermesy Art School, the Bem dance group, Ilona Nyisztor and the Pusztina traditionalists will perform. On Saturday, among others, pig processing, the preparation of traditional pork belly dishes from different regions, a tasting and craft fair, and a Moldavian dance hall await those interested. And on Sundays, with the help of the Csangó women of Pustina, a mass is held in the Catholic church, and the faithful are invited to an ecumenical service in the Lutheran church.
Magyar Nemzet about the event that the three-day series of programs is very important in the life of the Hungarian nation, and Maglód becomes a real meeting place for Hungarians during these weekends.
An unjust peace is unacceptable
In my celebratory speech, in connection with the current topics of discussion, I will recall that we jointly announced the Szent István 2025 program . The purpose of this is to show that, despite the historical storms, the Hungary of Szent István provided protection to the peoples living here. The emblem of Great Hungary, as well as the Székely and the historical Transylvanian flags, worry some politicians of the successor states, because even though more than a hundred years have passed since the Trianon peace decree, the passage of time has not made the unjust peace acceptable. Symbols of this uneasiness are the recent move and the sports dispute regarding the symbol of Great Hungary
said Zoltán Lomnici senior.
The symbol of Great Hungary is not offensive
Regarding the symbol of Great Hungary, the former chief judge emphasized that, in his opinion, the symbol symbolizing St. István's Hungary does not divide the peoples of the Carpathian basin, but should inspire respect. "He does not incite anyone, he does not offend anyone, no matter what those who attack the symbol of Great Hungary claim," said the elder Zoltán Lomnici.
In connection with the Trianon peace decree, he also pointed out the absurdity that of the regional states that existed in 1920, only Austria and Romania exist today, and Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia do not.
"Things are constantly changing," he added.
Source: Hungarian Nation
Photo: Péter Mészáros
