Hungary's parliamentary parties each had their own take on 1956

Hungary commemorated the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution with various political interpretations. Péter Magyar emphasized national unity and independence, while Fidesz celebrated without Viktor Orbán, who was in Paris. The event featured a flag-raising ceremony, military parade, and speeches from notable leaders, highlighting the significance of the revolution for European unity. Fidesz supporters organized a large Flag March, contrasting with counter-protests. Mi Hazánk also held a commemoration, addressing contemporary political issues and criticizing perceived elites. The day underscored ongoing political tensions in Hungary.