Hungary Shuts Orban's Controversial Communist Terror Museum

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Posted on AllSides September 20, 2026

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A Budapest museum on the crimes of Hungary's communist and fascist regimes that critics say served as an ideological cudgel for the former government was temporarily shuttered and its director fired, Culture Minister Zoltan Tarr said.

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