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    Ungarn: Dies ist der „Nationalmarsch“ der Tisza-Partei am Tag der ungarischen Revolution von 1956

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    2. dead97531 on

      Context: Today is the commemoration of the Hungarian revolution of 1956. This National March was organized by the Tisza Party. This is an anti-Russian/Soviet event.

    4. SubstantialBear1173 on

      Hungary’s political scene just got a cardio boost, Tisza Party out here turning national holidays into leg day.

    5. Mr-Lmao on

      This picture was caught on a commercial flight after the Goverment has ordered an airspace closure (which began right after Fidesz’s, at the beginning of the Opposition’s event) to avoid having Drone pictures of the amount of people that attended.

      Edit: The crowd stretches from Heroes’ square, which is completely full, till Ferenc Deák square (at the ferris wheel) over ~2.5km distance. It has to be noted that this information, and the picture is about a marching crowd, so density is lower than on a standing crowd.

    7. Naive-Bee9013 on

      I hope, the fidesz party will be over in next year, and Orban and his maffia group going to prison.

    8. lizzy_tachibana on

      Hungary, don’t do Bulgaria’s mistake. Even if you manage to oust Orban, that’s only the first step. Remain vigilant. That’s how you keep the corruption out. This is only the first step… there’s a lot more to overcome…

      Maybe one day there’s gonna be hope for us too, but for now my prayers are with you to show Europe your worth and progress again…

    10. Numerous-Bicycle2353 on

      The biggest demonstration and commemoration for our freedom and the replacement of the corrupt Orbán regime!

    11. Cickanykoma on

      According to „Cock expert“daniel the Megafos propaganda pressman, this is just 2 people, not a real crowd. /s

    12. Szabolcs85 on

      I was there. At Oktogon, one of my friends showed me the news that Hősök tere is already full and the crowd kept going behind us, all the way through Andrássy. At Kodály körönd I turned back and when I got back to Oktogon, the crowd still kept coming. It was massive.

      The tides of the Tisza are rising hard.

      THIS is the REAL Hungary, not Orbán.

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