Mi Hazánk Mozgalom issued a statement that his deputy Gergely Karácsony admitted in his reply to Mi Hazánk that a political decision was made to withdraw the usual contribution of the head of the Farkasrét cemetery to the Jubilee Ragged Guard commemoration.
Despite the ban, the eight national organizations will hold the commemoration in the public area next to the main entrance of the capital institution, and then they will march as private individuals to place wreaths, flowers, and candles at the Ragged Guards memorial.
As they write, Gergely Karácsony implements the politically-based prohibition-tolerance-support system known from the cultural dictatorship of the decades of socialism by restricting the political freedoms of memory by banning the traditional commemoration of the Rag Guard, to which we also owe Sopron after Trianon.
It is in vain that the Karácsonys try to include how the murderers involved in the operation of the state terrorism of the Soviet Republic were partially punished by those who later fought in the ranks of the Ragged Guards, what on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the war of independence in Western Hungary, on August 28, specifically for Sopron and we remember the heroic struggles fought for the territorial integrity of our country. The announcement of Előd Novák, the vice president of Mi Hazánk, can be read in more detail, together with the letter of the deputy mayor, on the website of Mi Hazánk.
Source: OS
