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St. George's Day Budapest 2011: English History and Culture Celebration

Join us in Budapest for a memorable celebration of English history and culture at the St. George's Day event in 2011. Explore the legacy of figures like Edward the Exile, Bishop Alfred of Worcester, Margaret Capet, and more. Honor England's rich heritage through a variety of activities and performances.

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St. George's Day Budapest 2011: English History and Culture Celebration

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  1. ST GEORGE’S DAY BUDAPEST 2011

  2. The English in Hungary

  3. Edward the Exile

  4. Alfred of Worcester, the Crusading Bishop

  5. Margaret Capet

  6. Henry IV

  7. Richard Grenville

  8. Sir Philip Sidney

  9. Thomas Arundel

  10. Robert Townson

  11. John Paget

  12. Julia Pardoe

  13. William Tierney Clark

  14. Jockeys and Trainers

  15. Arthur Yolland

  16. Florence Ayshford Wood

  17. Lord Rothermere

  18. Scouting

  19. Patrick Leigh Fermor

  20. Shakespeare

  21. "There is a forgotten, nay almost forbidden word,which means more to me than any other.That word is ENGLAND.“ (Churchill)

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