Péter Magyar believes that data should be handled with dignity

Péter Magyar discussed the high death toll during the 1956 revolution and the subsequent intensification of state security measures. He emphasized the government's commitment to making previously hidden network personnel information accessible, starting with the release of six thousand names. He urged the public to handle this sensitive data with dignity, as it pertains to deceased family members. The new government has uncovered many documents from various sources, contributing to this initiative. He noted that processing trauma requires open discussions without questions.