Group Photographs: Group photo in front of Zugliget Church [3/20]
OBJECT INFORMATION
Info
August 27 - September 24 1989
Hungary, Budapest, Malteser refugee camp Zugliget Church
Created By:
Gerd HernaczLicense:
From the Set
Employees of Malteser emergency services, including the Hungarian chairman, Pastor Imre Kozma, and Csilla Freifrau von Boeselager, co-founder of Hungarian Malteser - Caritas services, at the entrance to the refugee camp for GDR citizens established at the Zugliget Church in Budapest; Malteser emergency services began a large-scale operation in Hungary on August 27, 1989: "10,000 refugees from the GDR are being cared for in three camps before they are allowed to travel to the Federal Republic of Germany." (Retrieved and translated from
Malteser Hilfsdienst, Erzdiözese München und Freising: Chronik 1955-2005, on April 23, 2009)
Depicts
group of people,
logo,
priestcamp,
camping,
celebration,
Christian Church,
crowd,
embassy,
joy,
omnibus,
press, the,
refugee,
television,
wave of refugeesPeople/Organizations
Order of Malta Ambulance CorpsPlaces
Zugliget churchOther items in this set
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