Hungary to Build a Dedicated 1956 Revolution Museum, Magyar Announces
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Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced the establishment of a museum to honour the heroes and victims of the 1956 revolution and freedom fight on Thursday in Budapest, at Bem József Square, during a wreath-laying ceremony held on the occasion of the seventieth anniversary of the uprising.
The government will establish a new museum in the coming years to commemorate the heroes and victims of the 1956 revolution, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced on Thursday evening at a commemoration in Bem Square to mark the 70th anniversary of the revolution. The Prime Minister stressed the importance of national unity, criticized those who, in his opinion, are dividing the country along political interests, and called on Hungarians to celeb…
According to the Prime Minister, Hungary will repay a 70-year debt with this. The institution will be established in the coming years.
The establishment of a museum commemorating the heroes and victims of the 1956 revolution and freedom struggle was announced by Prime Minister Péter Magyar on Thursday at a wreath-laying ceremony held on Bem József Square in Budapest on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the uprising. The state will repay the 70-year debt, Péter Magyar announced. The post was first published on Most Hír.
Péter Magyar announced the creation of an independent, real 1956 museum: At the ceremonial commemoration held in Bem József Square, the Prime Minister spoke of the shame and pain that one of the nation's greatest debts had not been paid off in seventy years: to this day there is no common, worthy place that would be entirely dedicated to the memory of the heroes and victims of 1956.
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