State Secretary Bence Rétvári said that protecting lives is “our perennial duty” while acknowledging those who worked to save Jews during the Holocaust, such as the Hungarian nun and MP...
Hungary's government is equipped to protect Hungarian Jews, human dignity and freedom of religion.
Hungarians remembered victims of the Holocaust up and down the country on April 16th, the day when occupying German forces began establishing ghettos in Hungary
On April 16th, Hungary observes the Day of Remembrance for the Hungarian Victims of the Holocaust.
Members of the municipal government and the clergy marked the occasion at the House of Terror in Budapest yesterday
The March of the Living began at the “Shoes on the riverbank” memorial honoring the memory of Holocaust victims killed on the banks of the Danube, where participants placed stones, candles and flowers. The memorial march led across the Chain Bridge to Clark Adam Square on the Buda side
A memorial plaque commemorating 19 helpers of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who rescued tens of thousands of Jews during the Holocaust in Hungary, was unveiled in Budapest on Sunday
Antal Rogán, the minister heading the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister, said "Hungarians can never forget what happened, because it happened to us; the Holocaust is our national tragedy"