Fischer Károly Antal - A Hunok és Magyarok

A great people never disappeared without a trace, this is an incontrovertible truth for the history diver, the person who knows people. There is only one people whose trace has been lost, and that is the people that we Hungarians are most interested in: this is the Huns, which the ancient Greeks and Romans, and even the Byzantines and national writers derive it from the same Scythians, from whom, according to the latter sources, the Hungarian people also originate. Like a bright meteor, breaking through the horizon: this is how the Hun first appeared in Europe, and secondly under the name of Avar or Várkun, he fell like a heavenly stone in the midst of chaos, he returned, won his homeland, glory and fame. His whole appearance is something miraculous, almost it has a fairy tale-like color, and perhaps this is one of the reasons that we treat their history with that interest and grace that foreigners neither understand nor can grasp...

National Heritage Publishing House
History books
98 pages
Binding: softboard glued
ISBN: 9786155797026
Author: Antal Károly Fischer
Year of publication: 1900