Young people aged 14-20 have reversed history

János Áder recalled the events of October 23, highlighting the communist party's response and the mobilization of Soviet troops to suppress the uprising. He noted that peaceful protesters quickly became freedom fighters, with significant casualties reported. On October 24, the communist leadership labeled the demonstrators as reactionaries, while Soviet tanks fired on civilians, resulting in 250 deaths by evening. The following day, thousands protested despite a ban, demanding the withdrawal of Soviet troops. Áder detailed the tragic events of October 25, including the AVH shooting and rural massacres, particularly in Mosonmagyaróvár. He marked October 27 as a day of hope with the formation of Imre Nagy's new coalition government, leading to negotiations with the insurgents and the announcement of Soviet troop withdrawal.