Mária Schmidt Learned From Zoltán Tarr's Facebook Post that He Was Being Acquitted, for Which He Received No Explanation.
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According to him, he was not aware of any problems with the exhibition in terms of content or perspective.
Schmidt said he was not informed that there was a problem with the content of the museum's exhibit.
Mária Schmidt claims that she learned, without any prior information, from a Facebook post by Zoltán Tarr, the Minister responsible for social relations and culture, that her mandate as director general of the House of Terror Museum had been terminated. According to the historian, she received no justification or explanation for the decision, and the ministry had not previously responded to her letters. Zoltán Tarr announced on Tuesday morning t…
Mária Schmidt spoke about her dismissal - She learned about the decision from social media.
Mária Schmidt announced on her Facebook page early Tuesday evening that Zoltán Tarr, the Minister responsible for social relations and culture, had dismissed her from her position as director general of the House of Terror Museum. She wrote that she learned about the decision only from a public Facebook post, that she had not received an official explanation, and that there had been no contact between her and the ministry in any form.
The previous director general of the House of Terror Museum stated that he had not received any justification or explanation.
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