Elhívóhír

Elhívóhír is a Hungarian term that translates to "call-up notice" or "conscription order." It refers to an official document issued by the military or a relevant governmental authority, summoning an individual to report for military service. Historically, in countries with conscription systems, such notices were a formal requirement for citizens to fulfill their mandatory military duty.

The elhívóhír typically contains essential information for the recipient, including the date and time they must report, the specific location of their induction center, and any necessary documents or personal items they need to bring. It also often outlines the duration of the service and provides contact information for any inquiries. The issuance of an elhívóhír marked the formal commencement of an individual's conscription period.

While many countries have moved away from mandatory conscription in recent decades, the concept of an elhívóhír remains relevant in contexts where such systems are still in place or in historical discussions. The term evokes a sense of civic duty and obligation to serve one's country. The legal framework surrounding the issuance and response to an elhívóhír would vary by nation and its specific military service laws. Failure to comply with an elhívóhír could historically result in legal penalties.