In October 2006, peacefully celebrating Hungarians were beaten to death on the streets of Budapest. On the orders of Ferenc Gyurcsány, then Prime Minister, Minister József Petrétei and the then Budapest Chief of Police, Péter Gergényi, they were shot with rubber bullets and tear gas grenades were thrown against them. They pushed helpless citizens to the ground, kicked them and clubbed them with rubber bands. They took off their identification badges from the police and turned them against us.
Even in the midst of the horrors, many celebrants had phones, cameras, cameras in their hands: thousands of photos, film and sound recordings were made.
A decade and a half has passed since the fall of 2006.
In order to give weight to the violence committed against us, the XXI. Század Intézet appeals to all our compatriots who were present, who experienced and recorded the brutalities. We ask them to send their photos, films, and audio recordings so that no one can ever claim that none of this happened!
photos, films, and audio recordings [email protected] !
So that they can never do this to us again!
Please read the document entitled "Consent to the use of photographs, films, audio recordings and the management of personal data" before providing us with your personal data, as well as the photos, films, and audio recordings in your possession, and only send us your personal data if photographs, films, audio recordings, if you have understood and fully accept the contents of the document.
We also ask that you only provide us with photos, films, and audio recordings for which you are responsible for their truthfulness. The Public Foundation excludes its responsibility for violations of the law due to the communication of untrue or false data and information.
