Return of Holy Crown Restores Hungary Symbol in U S
The Holy Crown of St Stephen and related medieval relics return from the United States to Hungary after 30 years in exile. The artifacts were brought from Fort Knox by a U S Air Force jet and will be displayed publicly in Budapest. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance plans to join Friday’s ceremony in the Parliament building, signaling strengthened U S Hungarian ties amid ongoing trade talks.
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Regalia Revered by Communist Regimes Across Eastern Europe
East European rulers now honor royal regalia as emblems of nationhood with tight security. Hungary returns Holy Crown of St Stephen from the United States after 30 years. Polish, Czech and Romanian treasures moved or hidden during turmoil. Czech vaults use seven keys and strict officials guard crowns. Descriptions cover crowns, swords, orbs, and coronation artifacts across Warsaw, Krakow, Bucharest, and Prague.
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