Mária Schmidt: No weapon exists that can neutralize an idea
“The Bold Truth About Hungary” podcast has aired its second episode today featuring author, historian, and Director-General of the House of Terror Museum Mária Schmidt.
“The Bold Truth About Hungary” podcast has aired its second episode today featuring author, historian, and Director-General of the House of Terror Museum Mária Schmidt.
The next iteration of the podcast airs tomorrow 10 am with host Zoltán Kovács and his second guest Mária Schmidt
The Imre Kertész Institute is housed at Benczúr utca 46, which was purchased by the public foundation from the Metropolitan Municipality for HUF 762 million, and renovated with a budget...
From the advantage of a hundred years of hindsight, the First World War, or the “Great War” as Anglo-Saxon literature calls it, may seem like a romantic, distant, strange war...
A guest post by Mária Schmidt
23 October 2018, Budapest
The government will be establishing the House of Fates in cooperation with the Unified Hungarian Jewish Congregation (EMIH) and the Public Foundation for the Research of Central and Eastern European History and Society.
During the second day of the V4’s prestigious ‘Future of Europe’ conference, experts gathered to discuss the geopolitical challenges that lie ahead of the Visegrád Group. Here’s a quick summary of their main points.
The unveiling of the statue of Karl Marx is clearly a salute to the Communist idea and practice. It’s a message of global political significance. If the leaders of the EU do not understand this, it’s a big problem. But if they do understand it, then the problem is even greater because in that case the conflict between us is insurmountable.
The mainstream western media put up an unprecedented ballyhoo about the elections in Hungary. It feels good but somewhat funny as well. It feels good because it has been my strong conviction for a long time that Hungary is the centre of the world and a flower on God’s hat, as the old folk saying goes, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that this view of mine is shared by the “whole” West.
The lingering migration crisis has produced sharp divisions within the European Union
[The conversation below took place in Budapest, November 13, 2017, at Anne Applebaum’s request. As a frank and open exchange, it reveals several points of agreement and often disagreement on matters ranging from relations with the United States, George Soros, press freedom and more.