We protest against the censorship of the messages of our institution, which is responsible for the preservation of our written national culture, and the threatening of our readers and followers; we demand the immediate removal of the blacklisting of the NSZL, the suspension of deletions and the restoration of the mutilated posts!
The world of theatre has also expanded to Africa, with the IFTR/FIRT (International Federation for Theatre Research) 2023 Congress being held in West Africa for the first time.
The National Library and its partners gifted hundreds of Ukrainian refugee schoolchildren living in Hungary with a collection of stories entitled Ribizli a világ végén [Ribizli at the End of the World], translated into Ukrainian, at an event held in the Capital Circus of Budapest.
The National Széchényi Library has made beautiful ex libris of half a millennium freely accessible on the website called Könyvjegytár [Bookplate Collection].
On Friday, 25 August 2023, an international conference was held in Lendva (Lendava, Slovenia) to commemorate the 450th anniversary of the publication of the first book printed in Hungarian in the historic Hungarian town.
From 22 August 2023 (Tuesday), we will returnto extended opening hours.
Our permanent exhibition Essence, which opened in autumn 2022, won an A’ Design Award in the Interior Design category.
Staff from the Centre for Digital Humanities will also share their latest research findings with participants at this year's LIBER conference.