The document summarizes historical contacts between Hungary and Turkey from the Hungarian conquest to the 19th century. It notes that the Ottoman occupation of Hungary in the 15th-16th centuries resulted in Hungarian people converting to Islam and joining the janissaries. It also mentions important battles like Eger, Buda, and Szigetvár. After the wars of independence, Hungarian leaders like Thököly and Rákóczi went into exile in Turkey. Turkish architectural influences like baths and minarets remain in Hungarian cities. Cultural influences include stuffed cabbage and similarities in folk music traditions. Relations between the two countries improved in the 19th century.

1. Turkish-Hungarian contacts

5. The Ottoman Occupations most important historical scenes Eger – where by the leadership of István Dobó the Hungarians beat the Turks in 1552

6. Buda - where was the most important armageddon

7. Szigetvár – where Miklós Zrínyi and his soldiers died as heroes.

9. II. Rákóczi Ferenc Thököly Imre Museum of II.Rákóczi Ferenc (Rodostó/Tekirdag) Memorial house of Thököly Imre (Ízmit)

12. Pécs Esztergom Szigetvár Dzsamis

13. Bathes Király bath Rudas bath

14. Türbets Gül baba’s türbet Irdisz baba’s türbet

15. Minarets Eger Esztergom Szigetvár

16. Turkish traditions in Hungary Our national dish: ‘stuffed cabbage’ The habit of drinking coffee

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