
Dr. Otto Von Habsburg Completes First Leg of U.S. Tour
European Statesman Promotes European Union Expansion in Washington, D.C Washington, DC – Dr. Otto von Habsburg, one of the initial

European Statesman Promotes European Union Expansion in Washington, D.C Washington, DC – Dr. Otto von Habsburg, one of the initial

Washington, DC – Dr. Otto von Habsburg, heir to the Habsburg dynasty and one of the initial architects of the

Washington, DC – János Américo Barbero from Budapest, Hungary was selected winner of the “Dr. Elemér Kiss Scholarship Program” award
Washington, DC – On December 23, 2004 the Hungarian American Coalition received a $25,000 grant from the Charles Simonyi Fund
Washington, DC – The Hungarian American Coalition’s organizational and individual members reject the style and substance of Kálmán Magyar’s article
Imre Lendvai-Lintner, President of the Hungarian Scout Association Abroad succeeds László Hámos, President of the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation, as
Washington, DC – We, members of the Hungarian American Coalition, have followed with interest and concern the passionate debate generated
Katalin Szili Urged to Keep Voivodina Violence on International Agenda Washington, DC – Katalin Szili, President of the Hungarian Parliament,
Edith Lauer Represents U.S. Organization at Opening Ceremony Washington, DC – September 14, 2004, was a historic day in Komarno
Washington, DC – Representatives of the Hungarian American Coalition (HAC) and the Hungarian Human Rights Foundation (HHRF) made a fact-finding