The above is the link to the rest of the document AND a link to the original Hungarian letter.
This document is the most important document
of the modern history of the Hungarian Vizslas.
At least to those who care about the history
of the breed at all.
of the modern history of the Hungarian Vizslas.
At least to those who care about the history
of the breed at all.
It was stored in Canada. No one knew -
after the end of the 1960-ies - what it was all
about,
as it was written in Hungarian
and put aside
as one of the documents of no importance.
Until 2010 - when by a pure chance -
I was asked to tell what this letter was about.
As soon as I've read it, I knew this
was what
we Hungarians always referred to as
the "missing link"
of the Hungarian Vizsla History,
the link we
Hungarians always talked about and
regretted we didn't have.
after the end of the 1960-ies - what it was all
about,
as it was written in Hungarian
and put aside
as one of the documents of no importance.
Until 2010 - when by a pure chance -
I was asked to tell what this letter was about.
As soon as I've read it, I knew this
was what
we Hungarians always referred to as
the "missing link"
of the Hungarian Vizsla History,
the link we
Hungarians always talked about and
regretted we didn't have.
I realized immediately the utmost
importance of this letter,
as it identifies the old Hungarian Vizslas
before and during
World War II., the ancestors of our
Hungarian Vizsla stock,
we Hungarians thought were lost
to us forever because
all the approximately 700 pedigrees
of Vizslas disappeared
after the World War II. Some say the
pedigrees were "saved"
from the Russians, some say they
were simply stolen.
Up to today the pedigrees are lost
and there is very
- if any at all - hope they will ever
be found, as the
person who took them is no longer
alive and he
never revealed where the pedigrees were.
importance of this letter,
as it identifies the old Hungarian Vizslas
before and during
World War II., the ancestors of our
Hungarian Vizsla stock,
we Hungarians thought were lost
to us forever because
all the approximately 700 pedigrees
of Vizslas disappeared
after the World War II. Some say the
pedigrees were "saved"
from the Russians, some say they
were simply stolen.
Up to today the pedigrees are lost
and there is very
- if any at all - hope they will ever
be found, as the
person who took them is no longer
alive and he
never revealed where the pedigrees were.
Therefore this is the most important
document
for all people seriously involved in
Hungarian Vizsla
as it identifies the ancestors of all
Hungarian Vizslas today.
document
for all people seriously involved in
Hungarian Vizsla
as it identifies the ancestors of all
Hungarian Vizslas today.
Mihály Kende was a very important person
during and
after World War II. within the Vizslas.
during and
after World War II. within the Vizslas.
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