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Hungarian beards and mustaches for "No Shave November" and "Movember"

"No Shave November" and "Movember" are both movements to raise awareness of men's health issues. An interesting fact about the Hungarian beard and mustache: At the beginning of the 18th century Hungarian peasantry was forced to shave their facial hair because of a so-called beard penalty. It was only after 1848, after the abolition of birth privileges, that beard (Kossuth beard) became widespread among the nobility.

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Hungarian National Museum

Torsch, Leo (first half of the 19th century)

Hungarian National Museum

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Hungarian National Museum

Göcseji Museum

Ildikó Benyó (1946-)

Antal Reguly Museum and House of Arts and Crafts

Göcseji Museum

Tibor Jankay (1899-1994)

Munkácsy Mihály Museum

Jantyik Mátyás

Munkácsy Mihály Museum

László Walkó, Solyó i (Hungarian, 1909-1984)

HNM Semmelweis Medical History Museum

Orlay Petrich Soma

Hungarian National Museum

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Hungarian National Museum

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Hungarian National Museum

Ulrich, Heinrich (1567-1621)

Hungarian National Museum

Angerer

Hungarian National Museum

János Hesz MiHy (1768-1833)

Hungarian National Museum

Miklós Barabás (1810-1898)

Hungarian National Museum

Dénes Erdey

Göcseji Museum

Göcseji Museum

Albert ál

Munkácsy Mihály Museum

Lajos Kukorelli

Göcseji Museum

Miklós Barabás after painting

Göcseji Museum

Kisfaludi Strobl Zsigmond (1884-1975)

Göcseji Museum

Red Béla

Balassa Bálint Museum of the Hungarian National Museum

Diskay

Hungarian National Museum

János Perczel

Göcseji Museum