Then, in our imagination, there grows a snow white marble statue, sculptured by the descendants of Fadrusz and dedicated to the memory of the women and mothers who suffered in the Carpathian Basin in our time. There are unlimited artistic possibilities in the creation of monuments that would help to hang a veil of regret and forgiveness over the bloody memories in the minds of those who, in a cleansed atmosphere are so inclined. Novisad, Zalatna, Nagyenyed are a few of such possible places. The Hungarians would probably gladly replace the statue that was erected through foreign pressure on the top of the Gellert Hill so that it should express the new spirit of solidarity and hope of the recovering, reconciled peoples. Let us not forget, however, that such are the dreams of forty, seventy, or who knows 242 how many millions of people, and history teaches us that it is dangerous to forget the dreams and wishes of millions.
Planning is necessary.
Nothing is more natural to the architect than the fact, that the houses representing the fortunes of families started out as a few pieces of paper. We have come to accept these scraps and plans turning into reality and creating satisfaction and happiness for the owners. The experienced architect also accepts the fact that during the construction, changes of his plan may occur without any detrimental effect to the creation as a whole. Indeed, some of the changes are beneficial. It will then be understandable that those outlines suggested for the peaceful and happy future of the Danube region are presented in good faith and in the hope that the reaction will be favorable.