0
POPSCheap International Airfare Groupsource is one of the oldest and most popular group travel sites in USA, known for its lowest international airfares, student travel deals. For more information visit us at : international airfare cheap international airfare
0
POPSHungary's 'forgotten' war victims Back in his living-room, Arpad's three-year-old granddaughter, Jofie, brings me wooden elephants and antelopes to admire and stands quietly listening to our conversation. On the table, Arpad has arranged photographs that he took on his trips east in search of the lost Hungarians. "Maybe that one is your dad," Jofie tells him, wanting so much to be helpful and pointing to a group of men who are holding a cross on a small hill in the city of Baltsi. "That hill," says Arpad, "is made of human bones."
0
POPSCheap Student Flights & Airfares Groupsource specializes in cheap student airfares to help students fly cheap & minimize their travel expenditure while going on group vacations to their favorite tourist locations. For more information visit us at : cheap student travel wholesale airfare]
4
POPSHungarian French Artist Victor Vasarely Museum Under Threat of Closure Unique architecture suffering from neglect A petition has been set up to ask the French government to step in and save the landmark building from total decline Vasarely was born in Hungary in 1906 and died in Paris in 1997. During his lifetime, his works were honoured with a number of awards including the Guggenheim prize, the French Legion of Honor, the art critics prize at Brussels and the gold medal at the Milan triennale Vasarely’s identity in the art world was based on his experimentations with optical illusion and the use of line, colour toning and size variation Permanent exhibition faces closure Vasarely began a degree in medicine in Budapest before abandoning his studies to pursue his passion for art. He went on to design the official spiral-shaped logo of the Munich Olympic games
1
POPSGaza War Crimes Report Backed by UN Council It would be good if this report helped end the slow starvation of over a million and a half people in the Gaza Strip, due to the Israeli blockade of the past couple of years. (This mentioned in the report).
0
POPSMiss Plastic Hungary 2009 | Reka Urban Miss Plastic Hungary 2009: Oct. 10, 2009 12:59PM EDT Contestants showed off breast implants, nose jobs and face lifts as they competed for the title of Miss Plastic Hungary 2009 ... miss plastic hungary 2009, miss plastic, miss plastic hungary, reka urban, hungary pageant for surgically enhanced beauties, miss plastic surgery beauty contest
11
POPSUnique Golden Chariot from Ancient Thrace Found more (at source): t is both the decoration and the gold-copper alloy that make the chariot on display in downtown Sofia without any analogy among similar finds from ancient times. The decorative plaque is 52 cm long and 12 cm wide, and 0,3 cm thick. It was placed on the lower back part of the chariot, which was actually a luxury passenger car rather than a war chariot. It pictures what appears to be an ancient building, most likely a temple. Other decorations on the chariot include a bust of Heracles (Hercules), and two heads of Medusa, the mythical gorgon monster. Over 200 chariots dated back to Thracian and Roman times have been discovered in Bulgaria so far by both archaeologists and treasure hunters. In comparison, only 2 more chariots have been found in the rest of Roman Empire - one in Pompeii, and another one in Ephesus; and about 20 chariots have been discovered in Hungary.
0
POPSPortugal VS Hungary Live! Portugal VS Hungary World Cup 2010 Qualifying Match Live! http://football-hike.blogspot.com/2009/09/portugal-vs-hungary-world-cup-2010.html
8
POPSEuropeans Descended From Hunters, Not Farmers, Study Says The team investigated mitochondrial DNA"a permanent genetic marker passed from mothers to their offspring"recovered from the teeth and bones of 24 skeletons from 16 central European sites. These ancient humans all belonged to cultures that can be linked to the introduction of farming practices that began in present-day Israel, Jordan, and Syria around 12,000 years ago. The researchers identified which cultures the subjects belonged to by the decorations found on their pottery.
2
Pops
Newest Clips
Latest Comments
Most Pops
Print
Save
Turn on live update