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Széchenyi Lánchíd / Chain Bridge, BUDAPEST, Hungary 🇭🇺 Photo Viktor Kotschy
ph. Danko Maksimovic - Budapest, Hungary (2021)
Film: Kodak Ultramax 400
Prayer Request….❤️✈️
About less than a week, I’ll be flying to Hungary for a summer missions trip. My parents invited me to join them. It’ll be my first time to visit Hungry, which is exciting. My gut tells me it’s going to be an unforgettable experience! The Lord has something great planned, and the Devil has been working extra hard to discouraged or wear me and my family down before I go. It’s been back to back trials and hardships within the past two months; spiritual attacks. 😮💨 Also the idea of traveling alone stirs up my anxiety, but I want to be brave. 🙏 I humbly ask for your prayers as I prepare and go on this trip that God has clearly made away for me to attend. 😅
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — During World War II, within the walls of the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau, a Jewish prisoner secretly penned a
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — During World War II, within the walls of the Nazi concentration camp at Dachau, a Jewish prisoner secretly penned a short note and hid it inside a violin he had crafted under harrowing circumstances — a message to the future that would remain undiscovered for more than 80 years.
“Trial instrument, made under difficult conditions with no tools and materials,” the worn note read. “Dachau. Anno 1941, Franciszek Kempa.”
The origins of the violin, built in 1941 by Franciszek “Franz” Kempa while imprisoned by the Nazis at Dachau in southern Germany, remained unnoticed for decades. It wasn’t until art dealers in Hungary sent the instrument out for repairs — after having stored it for years among a set of purchased furniture — that its history came to light.
Although the instrument’s craftsmanship pointed clearly to a skilled maker, the professional repairing it was puzzled by the poor quality of the wood and the crude tools used to create it, which didn’t match the evident skill involved.
“If you look at its proportions and structure, you can see that it’s a master violin, made by a man who was proficient in his craft,” said Szandra Katona, one of the Hungarian art dealers who discovered the origins of the violin. “But the choice of wood was completely incomprehensible.”
Tags from its maker are seen inside a Dachau-built instrument dubbed the ”violin of hope”, in Magyarpolány, Hungary, Tuesday September 8, 2020. (Szandra Katona via AP)
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John Heffernan in Dracula (2020) The Rules of the Beast
Episode 1
English law firm junior Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to sell London real estate to count Dracula, unsuspecting he's obliged to stay in his castle as 'language tutor' for a month. In a Budapest convent, sister Agatha questions him later how he escaped alive and what he learned about the master vampire, who locks his victims in coffins to die. Jonathan realizes only now how even his love for fiancee Mina was exploited and tainted, but she's there too, hoping to redeem him from his worrisome state. But Dracula has tracked them down and found a way to be invited in so he can unleash his bloodthirsty wrath and wolves.
*In this episode, Sister Agatha mentions "a detective friend in London". This is a clear reference to Mark Gatiss and Stephen Moffat's other famous show "Sherlock", in which a detective lives and operates in London.
Slipknot 2004. 06. 12. Hungary Budapest Sport Sziget Part5
My friends eat some bad Slipknot pictures made with a potato in the early 2000s.
Louis Tomlinson at the airport in Budapest, Hungary [11.8.2024] 📸 alwaysaturdays
there are a number of news outlets which covered this on youtube, but none are as good as this instagram post