"The extreme right has very simple answers to very complex questions," explains the Hungarian, born in 1982. Csanád Szegedi, who was 20 years old in the extreme right-wing party Jobbik. He is the designer of anti-Semitic and anti-Roms exits, and is elected to the European Parliament seven years later, in 2009. He presents himself to the European Parliament dressed in the uniform of the Hungarian Guard, the paramilitary formation of Jobbik. In hi…
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"The extreme right has very simple answers to very complex questions," explains the Hungarian, born in 1982. Csanád Szegedi, who was 20 years old in the extreme right-wing party Jobbik. He is the designer of anti-Semitic and anti-Roms exits, and is elected to the European Parliament seven years later, in 2009. He presents himself to the European Parliament dressed in the uniform of the Hungarian Guard, the paramilitary formation of Jobbik. In hi…