A researcher of Hungarian studies, an economist, and a historian enter the meeting of the investigative committee

Members of a parliamentary committee are investigating the loss of state assets during spontaneous privatization in Hungary. Historians and economists presented their findings, discussing the roles of various political and economic elites. They highlighted the involvement of former secret service members and the MSZMP in asset transfers. The committee aims to uncover patterns of privatization and the political connections that facilitated these processes. Key figures like Ungváry Krisztián and Borvendég Zsuzsanna provided insights into the historical context and the complexities of the privatization process, emphasizing the need for further investigation into the networks involved.