June 27 was chosen as the day of the Poles in Hungary in commemoration of our King Saint László. (St. László was born in the Kingdom of Poland.)
In the video, you can see the main Polish traces in Eger.
Time stamps:
00:00 Castle of Eger
00:21 Commemorative plaque - A plaque commemorating the stay of Polish soldiers and officers in the refugee camp at the castle in the years 1939 - 1944.
00:35 Hungarian-Polish friendship day (2022)
00:56 A plaque commemorating the stay of the poet Adam Czachrowski in the years 1588-1596 at the Eger Castle
01:04 1552 list of heroes (of Polish origin: Krakkói Szaniszló)
01:22 István Dobó square
01:44 Minorite Church - Reliquary with the relics of Saint. Jadwiga, Saint Kinga, Jolanta. Kinga carved in salt, a gift from miners from Wieliczka
02:20 Érsek utca 3., Polish Junior High School
02:37 Library of Sándor Bróda, commemorative plaque - meeting of General Henryk Dembiński with the Hungarian General Artur Görgey in 1849.
03:28 Heroes' Cemetery - Graves of Polish legionnaires
04:07 Kisassony Cemetery - Graves of Poles who died in Eger during II. World War.
05:47 Fire Brigade Museum - Poster/ Photography of Polish firefighters from Przemyśl, refugees who came to Eger in 1939
06:38 Polish-Hungarian Friendship Stairs
07:00 Eger Basilica
07:30 John Paul II "Totus tuus"
07:47 Relief of Saint Jadwiga
08:31 Saint Maksymilian Kolbe
Music:
No Indication - TrackTribe
Mariposa - Quincas Moreira
The Long Ascent - Cooper Cannell
Glory Be - Patrick Patrikios
In the Temple Garden - Aaron Kenny
Namaster Trip - Ofshane