Remembering the heroes is a shared responsibility for all of us

Áder János highlighted key events of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, including the end of the one-party system and the declaration of Hungary's neutrality by Imre Nagy. He noted the Soviet troops' unexpected return and the subsequent crackdown on the Hungarian government. The KGB arrested the Hungarian delegation on November 3, followed by a Soviet attack on November 4. Áder referenced international reactions, emphasizing the revolution's impact on the Soviet empire and the collective responsibility to remember the heroes of 1956.