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"The Collapse of This Government Is Inevitable" - Protest at the House of Terror over the Firing of Mária Schmidt

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Hundreds of people gathered on Andrássy Avenue on Sunday afternoon, where Fidesz politicians and opinion leaders made angry, confident speeches arguing that the Tisza government had practically had enough, so they would soon be coming again.

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Hundreds of people gathered on Andrássy Avenue on Sunday afternoon, where Fidesz politicians and opinion leaders made angry, confident speeches arguing that the Tisza government had practically had enough, so they would soon be coming again.

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The House of Terror was opened in 2002 during Fidesz's ultimately failed election campaign, and its story will end in its current form in 2026, after Fidesz's two-thirds defeat. The showpiece bakery of Mária Schmidt's empire, which grew larger over time, attracted millions of tourists during these 24 years, becoming one of the most popular tourist attractions in Budapest, while the institution functioned as the ideological factory of the NER. Wh…

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VIDEO: The demonstration announced in front of the House of Terror Museum, which was called to terminate the mandate of Mária Schmidt as Director General, began with the production of Feró Nagy ...

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the House of Terror on Sunday for a demonstration against the dismissal of Mária Schmidt and the changes surrounding the museum. The demonstration was organized by Zsolt Bayer, András Bencsik, Gergely Huth, and László Zöldi Szentesi.

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A demonstration was held in front of the House of Terror on Sunday afternoon after the government terminated the mandate of Mária Schmidt as director general and ordered the temporary closure and professional review of the museum. Although it was announced in the meantime that the House of Terror would reopen on September 22, the demonstration went ahead.

Hundreds of people gathered in front of the House of Terror Museum on Sunday afternoon, where right-wing public figures protested against the dismissal of Mária Schmidt and the professional review of the institution. During the demonstration, it also became clear that the conflict went far beyond the museum: speakers criticized the government's policies and also talked about the reorganization of the right.

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444.hu broke the news in Hungary on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
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