Péter Magyar announced the establishment of a 1956 museum in his festive speech

Péter Magyar announced the establishment of a museum dedicated to the 1956 revolution during a speech commemorating its anniversary. He expressed regret that it took 70 years to honor the heroes and victims of the revolution with a dedicated space. The museum aims to serve as a sanctuary for the memory of those who fought for freedom. He highlighted the importance of youth involvement in the revolution and praised the friendship between Poland and Hungary, recalling mutual support during the events of 1956. Magyar emphasized that the revolution symbolizes enduring Hungarian freedom and called for remembrance of its martyrs. He invited everyone to a commemorative event at Kossuth Square, urging unity among Hungarians.