Claim of responsibility for the attack on the Hungarian ambassador’s vehicle outside the Hungarian embassy
The trial of Maja T., a non-binary activist, begins in Budapest on March 6. It is a trial that takes place in the shadow of the
fascism-antifascism conflict in Hungary going on for over a century.
The waves of the Russian Revolution of 1917, which swept through almost all of Europe, manifested themselves in Hungary with the creation of the socialist council democracy that overthrew the bourgeois regime in 1919.
It took the intervention of foreign powers to suppress the revolution
and hand over power to the reactionary General Horthy, who established an authoritarian regime. World War II found Hungary siding with the fascist axis powers.
The looming defeat of fascism led the Horthy regime to secret
negotiations with the Western Allies. Germany anticipated this
development by occupying Hungary in 1944 and establishing a purely Nazi regime of the Crossed Arrows party.
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We are responsible for the burning of Two Hana Bank ATM machines, the Hana Bank office building, a capitalist-owned advertising videotron, and a motor vehicle belonging to the Indonesian National Army.
