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Hévíz, 1967. The world's second largest thermal lake is located at Hévíz in western Hungary. It's therapeutic and healing properties have been known for millennia, including by the Romans. Here a group of divers, most likely from the Hungarian armed forces, are using it for training purposes.
Source: Fortepan [15788] / MHSZ
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Hévíz, 1967. The world's second largest thermal lake is located at Hévíz in western Hungary. It's therapeutic and healing properties have been known for millennia, including by the Romans. Here a group of divers, most likely from the Hungarian armed forces, are using it for training purposes.
Source: Fortepan [15788] / MHSZ
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Hévíz, 1967. The world's second largest thermal lake is located at Hévíz in western Hungary. It's therapeutic and healing properties have been known for millennia, including by the Romans. Here a group of divers, most likely from the Hungarian armed forces, are using it for training purposes.
Source: Fortepan [15788] / MHSZ
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Hévíz, 1967. The world's second largest thermal lake is located at Hévíz in western Hungary. It's therapeutic and healing properties have been known for millennia, including by the Romans. Here a group of divers, most likely from the Hungarian armed forces, are using it for training purposes.
Source: Fortepan [15788] / MHSZ
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Kecskemét, 1968. These two men don’t seem like the talkative types to me. At least not while they were at the local market in Kecskemét, a largish town on the Hungarian Southern Great Plain.
Source: Fortepan [180033] / Bojár Sándor
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Kecskemét, 1968. These two men don’t seem like the talkative types to me. At least not while they were at the local market in Kecskemét, a largish town on the Hungarian Southern Great Plain.
Source: Fortepan [180033] / Bojár Sándor
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Kecskemét, 1968. These two men don’t seem like the talkative types to me. At least not while they were at the local market in Kecskemét, a largish town on the Hungarian Southern Great Plain.
Source: Fortepan [180033] / Bojár Sándor
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Vác,1960. Hungary's only triumphal arch, built in 1764 in honour of the visit by the Habsburg Maria Theresa who was at that time was the queen of Hungary. The story goes that the arch was so newly built when she arrived that, fearing it might collapse, she refused to ride through it.
The car in the photo is an East German AWZ P70 "Zwickau".
Source: Foretpan [178231] / Bojár Sándor
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