Gábor Németh: I am now more forgiving towards the homeland, because it has finally stopped this horror

Németh Gábor reflects on Hungary's political changes and the impact of the 1989-90 transition. He expresses a cautious optimism about recent developments, acknowledging the challenges faced by the government. Németh critiques the privatization of higher education and emphasizes the need for a diverse dialogue in politics. He discusses the recent resignation of SZFE's rector and the ongoing struggle for academic autonomy. As he approaches his 70th birthday, he shares insights on his work and the evolving context of his writings, particularly regarding anti-Semitism and identity.