Budapest District VIII, Hungary
Pantheon of the Workers' Movement
Budapest District VIII, Hungary
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The Pantheon of the Workers' Movement is a cemetery located in Budapest's District VIII, designed by József Körner and built in 1958. Executed in the socialist realism style characteristic of post-war Hungarian architecture, the cemetery serves as a monumental space dedicated to figures of the workers' movement, reflecting the ideological priorities of mid-twentieth-century Hungary.
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- Type
- cemetery
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- Budapest District VIII, Hungary
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