Remembering Hungary’s 1848-1849 Revolution in Washington – Photo Gallery
The state secretary for Hungarian communities abroad issued a warning during an event in Washington, DC, commemorating the 1848-49 revolution and freedom fight. Lőrinc Nacsa expressed concern over external threats to peace and imperial ambitions that could impede the freedom of Hungarians. However, he also highlighted the leadership of the United States in promoting peace.
Nacsa emphasized the importance of national unity for the survival of the Hungarian people, particularly since 2010 when Hungarian national politics took a turn. He noted that cooperation among Hungarians, both within the country and abroad, is crucial for their interdependence and common goals.
Sándor Végh, head of the Kossuth Foundation, highlighted the significance of young people in shaping the future of Hungary. He believed that the new generation would carry on the legacy of past struggles for freedom and independence.
Hungarian ambassador Szabolcs Takács stressed the need to equip young people with the values of Hungarian civic life, family love, and religion to navigate the challenges of the modern world.
Overall, the event in Washington served as a reminder of the importance of preserving Hungarian identity and values, both within the country and among its diaspora communities worldwide.
