Source: hungarianconservative.com
Sándor Végh moved to Washington DC in 1997 for a one-year PhD scholarship but decided to remain there. He noticed the lack of young professionals in the local Hungarian community, so he started organizing cultural and professional events for young adults, mainly for networking reasons, and set up a Hungarian language programme in the Kossuth House. After 13 years, he took a break, but became active again in the Hungarian community after the establishment of the Kossuth Foundation in 2011 and the purchase of its building by the Hungarian government in 2019.
