An unmovable keystone of the existence of old Hungary was the autonomy of countries. The most tarnished building of counties was the County Hall.

The changes considering the borders of Hungary that occurred after 1918 can be most punctually tracked via postcards and stamps.

Interestingly, the details of how Sopron could remain part of Hungary, as well as the details of the uprising before WWII have remained unknown by the public. Our exhibition shows the given international military and diplomatic situation, the patriotism of students of Sopron, the proclamation of Lajtabánság and the role of Prónay Pál in it via contemporary diaries, photos and documents.