Tarr's Ministry Does Not Want to Disable the House of Terror, and Considers the Temporary Closure a Responsible Decision
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A full review was deemed justified with the new maintainer, and during this time it would not be a good idea to maintain the operational structure under review.
Just one day after the announcement of the closure, it was already clear when the House of Terror Museum would reopen. Zoltán Tarr, Minister of Social Relations and Culture, announced that visitors will be welcomed again next Tuesday at the Andrássy Avenue institution, and that the exhibition will be free to view for the first week. In the meantime, a professional review of it has already begun.
If it needs to be reviewed, why is it open to the public? If it can be visited, why is it open to the public? If the review concludes that the House of Terror exhibition is Nazi propaganda, anti-Semitic incitement, falsification of the Holocaust, insult to the victims, concentrated hatred and falsification of history, and a spreader of the ideology of the now-defunct NER, then who will take responsibility for offering this to the "Hungarian nati…
It seems that after Viktor Orbán's speech in Kötcsei, Fidesz supporters are becoming more active. They are organizing a demonstration against the closure of the House of Terror on Sunday, September 20th in Budapest, and a Peace March is also planned for October 23rd.
We sent questions to Zoltán Tarr, Minister of Culture and Social Relations, regarding the closure of the House of Terror. The post Zoltán Tarr on the House of Terror: The due diligence also covers the circumstances of management and the transfer of assets first appeared on 24.hu.
The House of Terror is ours. It will remain so. And Zoltán Tarr does what he wants, and what remains is: nothing. Zero. Double zero.
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