Merk Zsuzsa - Bálint Attila: Baja is town for 300 years - A Bajai Türr István Múzeum kiadványai 27. (Baja, 1999)

Cabinet XII

1. Parading coat worn by a city coach driver.

2. "Atilla" (a tight-fitting, highly decorated, frogged, longish men's coat worn by members of the Hungarian nobility).

Cabinet XIII

1. Ball-dress worn by Klára Vojnich. (The Vojnich were a Bunjevci family of nobility. Many members of the family played an important role in the public life of the county and of Baja.)

2. Díszmagyar, a highly decorated outfit worn by Hungarian women, consisting of dolman, aigrette and apron.

The 1950s and the Revolution of 1956

Cabinet XIV: World War II.

1. Post card made of birch bark by a prisoner of war in a Soviet prison camp.

2. A coin commemorating the return of Délvidék, the region annexed by Yugoslavia after World War II. (1941)

3. Levente badges. (The levente were the members of a para-military youth movement founded between the two world wars.)

4. A plaque commemorating the inauguration of the flag of the Baja borderguard battalion (May 05, 1940).

5. Arm-band of the "Party of the Arrow-cross". (The "Party of the Arrow-cross" were an extreme right, fascist organization in Hungary, who followed the spirit and the methods of the German National Socialist Party.)

6. A political leaflet against Ferenc Szálasi. (Ferenc Szálasi was the leader of the fascist "Party of the Arrow-cross". After Hungary's occupation by the German and the déposai of Governor Miklós Horthy, Szálasi was appointed as the Prime Minister of Hungary on October 14, 1944. Later he was executed as a war criminal.)

7. Arm-band with the swastika. "Today at 11:00 a.m. the Germans occupied Baja as well as the entire country. All the people come and go without a word; not a sound is heard in the whole city." (From the chronicles of the School Sisters of Kalocsa, March 19, 1944.)

19