Graves of artists, those from '48 and '56 have also been included in the national pantheon

The National Memorial and Burial Committee has designated 46 graves as part of the national pantheon, including those of artists, revolutionaries, and public figures. This decision highlights the importance of these graves located in various cemeteries across Hungary. Notable individuals include actors, scientists, and clergy who played roles in the 1848-49 and 1956 revolutions. The committee also decided to relocate the remains of certain individuals executed after the 1526 Battle of Mohács to the Mohács Memorial Church. Additionally, five sites have been designated as Hungarian memorial points, including churches and historical locations.

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