Many and varied people have already said how the future and prosperity of the Hungarians in the highlands should be ensured, not a few have built a serious existence on this "issue". However, the answer, as so often so far, is not from the "professional" politician, but from an educated, brave and justice-loving (i.e. extremely dangerous for the former) young lady.
Zsuzsanna Falath, who in her interview with the Felvidék.ma portal, stated as follows: "If someone has true historical knowledge, then it is clear to him that the Slovaks must apologize to the Hungarians in the Felvidék, the Beneš decrees must be annulled and the Hungarian injured families must be compensated . After that, a Slovak-Hungarian compromise could be reached, the result of which would be a civilized European outcome of Hungarian autonomy in the highlands."
It created a lot of controversy and received a serious press response when Zsuzsanna Falath was forced to leave the Bratislava city museum citing "reorganizations", in fact, due to truths told in her interview Even then, many people referred to the case as the second Malina Hedvig case. Now the Bratislava District Court ruled in favor of Zsuzsanna Falath in the first instance. At least in the labor lawsuit, since there is another one in progress that specifically objects to discrimination.
The final victory would certainly be a serious result, but of course I face the fight with humility and patience. After the victory, the Slovak public should first of all find out (even in detail), since until now the whole matter has been largely kept quiet from the Slovak public, the museologist said.
On the other hand, the Hungarian political and social "elite" in the highlands would finally have the duty to communicate a call, a resolution, even in the form of a memorandum to the representatives of the Slovak political and social "elite" of the time, that the blood, oppression and lies of the last 100 years must be closed once and for all. filled his era
(with the help of effective, professional, objective exchange of ideas between Slovak and Hungarian historians). If someone is in possession of true historical knowledge, then it is clear to him that
the Slovaks must apologize to the Hungarians in the highlands, the Beneš decrees must be annulled and the Hungarian families injured must be compensated.
After that, a Slovak-Hungarian compromise could be reached, the result of which would be a civilized European outcome of Hungarian autonomy in the highlands.
After the first-instance verdict was announced, he told the press that "this victory is not only a victory for me and my lawyer, but also for the entire Hungarian people, who will hopefully be able to draw strength to continue their fight, especially in the separated parts." This is not exactly how the average person imagines a modest young museologist living under the spell of objects from the past - perhaps his former employer thought so too. In any case, what are your further plans, would you perhaps try your hand at Hungarian public life in the highlands? asked the journalist of velvidek.ma. We are not doing very well in the Highlands when it comes to candidates who are brave and stand up not only for themselves, but also for others, tenaciously even in the face of the greatest headwinds...
I meant my statement seriously, as this is really not about me, but about standing up for the truth. I thank God for giving me such a noble task, through which I can help my Hungarian nation. After all, if we look at the separated parts of our country, Hungarians have to suffer serious oppression to this day.
Hungarians are the oldest people of the Carpathian Basin, a truly special nation with a mission, one could say the honor and conscience of Europe.
In general, it can be stated that the Hungarians were faithful, brave and honest. And in general it can be said that the other peoples with whom they have come into contact throughout our history have mostly deceived and taken advantage of them. The Hungarians instinctively stood on the side of truth, which the other nations thanked by lying and falsifying the history of Hungarians, and the Romanians, Slovaks and Czechs "excelled" in this.
They also lied about the Trianon peace decree and lie to this day about the "democracy" of the first and second Czechoslovak Republics, where Hungarians were not only discriminated against, but also murdered.
History repeats itself, because even now they are on the side of the truth, Hungary is the only country that formulates its answers to domestic and foreign policy questions truthfully, clearly and on the basis of normality. Simply put, it is the Hungarians who are fighting for Europe again, for which the "gratitude" is rejection, hatred and exclusion.
I'm just trying to find the truth. I am writing a book in which I try to point out that in the 20th century the Hungarians in the highlands really went through terrible sufferings, which even an average Slovak person cannot even imagine.
Hungarians in the highlands are certainly in a tragic state.
There is not, and has never been, a single charismatic personality able to formulate a serious national strategic vision in the "reigning" Hungarian political elite of the highlands (at least in the last 70 years, for sure).
In my opinion, the parties of the current "coalition" also show a weak approach, moreover, the morbid self-reflection and the desire to conform make this construction energized. I see that a party with a Hungarian name, a Hungarian heart and a more radical spirit that puts the Hungarians in the highlands before clear goals is needed - stated Zsuzsanna Falath.
The full interview Felvidék.ma .
Photo: Zsuzsanna Falath's Facebook page
