The Grave of Péter Magyar's Great-Grandfather Was Vandalized
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"I would like to send a message to those who recently vandalized my great-grandfather's grave in Doboj that I am not angry, and the flowers have already been replanted," the prime minister added in a more personal way to his Sunday post on All Saints' Day. Viktor Orbán also paid tribute.
The Prime Minister paid his respects on All Saints' Day. The post The grave of Péter Magyar's great-grandfather was recently vandalized, but the Prime Minister is not angry first appeared on 24.hu.
Péter Magyar shared on his Facebook page that, like every Hungarian family these days, he too is remembering his ancestors, without whom neither he nor his children would be among us today. At the end of the post, it is also revealed that he has already forgiven the unknown vandals who vandalized his great-grandfather's grave in Dobos.
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The Prime Minister also delivered a message on All Saints' Day.
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