(Washington, D.C.) On December 18, 1998, the Hungarian American Coalition (“Coalition”) issued a Declaration unanimously adopted by its Executive Committee relating to the unexpected opposition by the political parties that

On December 5, 1998, the Hungarian American Coalition (“Coalition”) held its seventh Annual Meeting at the Kossuth House in Washington, DC., electing two new individual Board members Dr. Agnes Huszar

The Hungarian American Coalition has successfully completed a United States Agency for International Development (“USAID”) funded health care educational project. The grant provided seven Hungarian hospitals with improved quality and

(Washington, D.C.) The Hungarian American Coalition continues to be involved in issues relating to NATO and its enlargement. Board member Frank Koszorus, Jr., who spearheaded the organization’s efforts in Washington

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Aug. 10 – The Hungarian American Coalition held its semi-annual Board Meeting on August 8 in Cleveland, OH, followed by a weekend retreat to review Coalition commitments,

(Washington, DC). Hungarian Americans urged President Constantinescu of Romania to ensure that the rights of the Hungarian minority are fully respected during a reception held on July 16, 1998 at

(Washington, DC). Eleven Hungarian American leaders met in Cleveland on July 25, 1998, with US Ambassador to Romania, James Rosapepe, during his recent US visit. The two-hour-long discussion was organized

(Washington, DC). Eleven Hungarian American leaders met in Cleveland on July 25, 1998, with US Ambassador to Romania, James Rosapepe, during his recent US visit. The two-hour-long discussion was organized

(Washington, DC). In a letter submitted to Vice President Al Gore on the eve of his trip to Ukraine, the Hungarian American Coalition called upon the Vice President to raise

(Washington, DC) “Today we welcome Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, finally erasing the boundary line the Cold War artificially imposed on the continent of Europe, strengthening an alliance that