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By Cleveland Hungarian Museum on May 19, 2014 in Exhibits

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The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society’s mission is to preserve Hungarian culture and the history of Hungarians in Northeast Ohio, so that present and future generations can draw upon its collection for education, inspiration and enrichment. To carry out its mission, the Society sponsors educational and research activities, and operates a museum and library as a repository and exhibition center for Hungarian historical, literary and artistic items.

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Designed by Zsolt Molnar
The Cleveland Hungarian Heritage Society, its Museum and activities,
are partially supported by a grant from the Bethlen Foundation.

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