Viktor Orbán told Blikk how he commemorated the 1956 revolution in Paris

Viktor Orbán shared his remembrance of the 1956 revolution during a family trip to Paris, where he visited the memorial for Imre Nagy and his associates. He explained that he went to the Père-Lachaise cemetery on October 24, as it was closed on the 23rd. Orbán emphasized the memorial's significance as a symbol of Hungary's regime change. On the anniversary, he was photographed at a hotel terrace in Paris instead of attending his party's commemoration. This is not the first time he has missed important events, having previously traveled abroad during significant political moments.