Both Péter Magyar and Mária Schmidt Were Upset that, According to Toroczkai, Hungarians Were Not Fighting Against the Russian Occupation in 1956.
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According to the Prime Minister, the chairman of Mi Hazánk sank to shocking depths when he called his compatriots mollusks.
There are no sensational news stories today, so we have time to delve into a rather pressing issue: what can the European Union and Hungary within it do against Russian influence? The most typical example of this is that László Toroczkai, the president of Mi Hazánk, was able to tell his audience, among other things, on October 23, and during the Corvin, the blatant, blatant lie that “in 1956, Hungarians were not Russians…
"Balázs Orbán licked his ten fingers after Toroczkai's traitorous speech," the prime minister assessed.
Péter Magyar attacked László Toroczkai, accusing the president of Our Country of treasonous speech - The opposition politician's ceremonial speech turned into an exchange of words.
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