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Monument of National Martyrs inaugurated in Budapest
October 31st, 2019
A reconstructed post-WWI monument dedicated to the martyrs of the communist Red Terror in 1919 was inaugurated by Prime Minister Viktor Orban and House Speaker Laszlo Kover next to Parliament on Thursday. "We are commemorating the victims of political terror today," Kover said, referring to the assassination of former prime minister Istvan Tisza 101 years ago. The house speaker said that "the 1,000 or so people who took the entire country hostage after the 1919 communist takeover were driven by angry anti-Christianism, ardent internationalism, an intense hate of the nation, conscious efforts to disintegrate families and false slogans".
MTI