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An Investigation Has Been Ordered in the Case of János Orbán's Royalties Paid Out of Public Money in the Amount of One Hundred Million

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Secretary of State for Culture Ervin Nagy made the complaint back in July. OJD received nearly half a billion forints of public money as royalties and royalties from the KMTG, which he fined and at the same time led by his wife, while his superproduction in the operetta theater alone generated losses of hundreds of millions.

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The BRFK is investigating the suspicion of fraudulent dealing following a complaint filed by Ervin Nagy.

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Secretary of State for Culture Ervin Nagy made the complaint back in July. OJD received nearly half a billion forints of public money as royalties and royalties from the KMTG, which he fined and at the same time led by his wife, while his superproduction in the operetta theater alone generated losses of hundreds of millions.

·Hungary
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Following a complaint by Ervin Nagy, the State Secretary for Culture, the Budapest Police Headquarters has launched an investigation into art purchases worth hundreds of millions of forints linked to János Dénes Orbán.

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The police confirmed 444 information: an investigation was launched following the complaint of Ervin Nagy, Secretary of State for Culture, in the case of more than HUF 400 million in royalties paid to János Orbán Denes.

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The proceedings were initiated following a complaint by State Secretary for Culture Ervin Nagy, after it emerged that the author had been paid excessive amounts for his operetta texts.

The police are investigating the case of Dénes János Orbán's royalties of several hundred million - He received a total of 412 million forints for nine works.

·Budapest, Hungary
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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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