October 8-14, 1918. Calm before the storm
From October, 1918 there were fewer Az Est film news. They no longer appeared on a weekly basis, and the subjects failed to reflect the country's growing tension.
October 22-28, 1918. The Revolution begins
Hundred years ago, the night before the Aster Revolution broke out, politicians were running around in panic and people gathered at public events to give and listen to heartfelt speeches.
January 28 - February 3, 1919. Winter joys and aches
The Normafa in 1919 winter was just as beautifully snowy as today, and while the younglings were cheerfully riding their sleighs down the mountain, serious events took place in the city: a funeral was held for Endre Ady, war veterans were fighting for fairness and new political organizations formed.
February 18-24, 1919. Land reform and illegal shoe trade
There was still tension in the country in February 1919. The traumatizing experience of war is still lingers in the public's mind, and those who are facing a difficult situation fail to see the light at the end.
March 11-17, 1919. Last hours of the Republic
In spring 1919 economic struggles united people of all professions, the news reported on the waiters' strike and a humorous animation illustrated the cabbies' walkout.