Freedom for Transylvania

Charles Prince of Wales's house. Zalánpatak, Szekler Land, Transylvania.

Two "Tree of Life" symbol

Transylvania

Charles Prince of Wales's house. Zalánpatak, Szekler Land, Transylvania.

Nagysolymos (Şoimuşu Mare). Ancient royal falconers Székely village. Was 1.2 hectares of Ősvár (Ancient castle) part of it. The village was first mentioned in 1333 under the name Solumus. In 1910 there were 951 Hungarian inhabitants. In the 1920 Trianon Robbery Udvarhely County was part of it. In 1992, 423 of residents was 393 Hungarian, 28 Gypsy and two Romanian. Reformed church built in 1848, the tower of medieval origin, raised in 1885.

Playing the kindergarten yard Photo by Geza Bognóczky Reformed pastor. Because of the Romanian deportations and harassment of five villages, more than 10000 Hungarian (Székely) left his home, his property in 1941.

Hermannstadt / Nagyszeben / Sibiu, Szeben County, Transylvania. Photo: Free Like a Bird - Ionut Iordache / Flickr

Marosvasarhely, Transylvania 2008 by ursusmaior / Flickr

Painted wood paneled ceiling and ancient Hungarian runic script. The text reads: “There is one God. Georgius Musnai.” Énlaka (Inlăceni) Hungarian village in Szeklerland, Transylvania. Based on the Trianon dictate Ro-Mania attached. 2 million Hungarians live in Transylvania, without basic human rights. Thank you Europe…

Prayer before lunch Photo by Geza Bognóczky Reformed pastor. Because of the Romanian deportations and harassment of five villages, more than 10000 Hungarian (Székely) left his home, his property in 1941.