On the occasion of the Victory Day of the Republic of Estonia, the country's ambassador to Hungary, Kristi Karelsohn hosted a garden partyin the garden of the Embassy in the Buda Hills this Tuesday.
Attended by dozens of fellow ambassadors and other guests, the event was the first major diplomatic reception in Hungary after the pandemic lockdown came into force in March 2020.
Victory Day has been celebrated since 1934 and marks the victory of Estonia and neighboring Latvia in the Battle of Cēsis against the Baltische Landeswehr on June 23, 1919.
As Ambassador Karelsohn pointed out in her speech, this year also marks 100 years of diplomatic relations between Estonia and Hungary. Hungary recognized the Republic of Estonia de jure on February 24, 1921, marking the start of diplomatic relations between Estonia and Hungary.
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