The Role of Korbuly Family in Hungarian Industrial History
From railways to cars, from tractors to airplanes members of the Korbuly family designed all kind of vehicles. Some family members also played crucial roles
Author: Pal Negyesi
1912 Budapest-Constantinople Touring Race Commemorative Exhibition Officially Opened in Sofia
A Commemorative Exhibition celebrating the 1912 Budapest-Constantinople Touring Race, which was originally shown in Istanbul, before moving to Bucharest is now available for viewing at
Book Review: Montownie samochodów II Rzeczypospolitej
Did you know that Polski-Fiat was already a thing in the 1930s? Are you interested in the history of assembly plants in foreign countries? In
Škoda Museum presents only surviving Laurin & Klement BSC sports car from 1908
The Laurin & Klement type BSC sports car is celebrating its 110th birthday this year – and will be entering the ŠKODA Museum exhibition in
The World of GDR Exhibition in Dresden
In 2017 Paul Simmel opened the The World of GDR (DDR Welte) exhibition on the top floor of his shopping centre in Dresden. Recently we
The 110-year-old Ford Model T and the Hungarians who made it a success
This year marks the 110th anniversary of the Ford Model T, the car which put America and then the world on wheels. Several Hungarian engineers
1912 Budapest-Constantinople Touring Race Commemorative Exhibition to Be Opened in Bucharest
The Hungarian Museum of Science, Technology and Transport in cooperation with the Hungarian Institute in Istanbul has put together an exhibition on the 1912 Budapest-Constantinople
Václav Zapadlík – Obituary
On 21 August it was reported that Václav Zapadlík, a profilic Czech artist has sadly died, aged 75