Government to set up a National Heritage Institute

[Szegedist]

The government has decided on the creation of a National Heritage Institute, which aims to preserve the cultural heritage of the nation and hand it down to future generations; also to promote national unity and cultural harmony among the population.

The government called on the prime minister's chief secretary to prepare and examine the scope of legislative changes needed for the establishment of the institute and start implementing the appropriate changes immediately.

The government has asked the ministry of economic development to find the resources needed for the establishment of the National Heritage Institute.

The minister of public administration and justice has been instructed to hire 29 additional employees that will work in the Prime Minister's office on the project of the National Heritage Institute.

http://www.hungarianambiance.com/2013/04/government-to-set-up-national-heritage.html

[Baluarte]

Seems like a really good proposal. What ideological/political view they'll promote is another question, but on the paper seems very positive.

[Szegedist]

Seems like a really good proposal. What ideological/political view they'll promote is another question, but on the paper seems very positive.

Based on what happened in the last 3 years, I think the ideological/political point of view will be acceptable ;)

[Szegedist]

Not worth to create a separate thread, so :
http://mta.hu/data/cikk/13/13/63/cikk_131363/Onkenyuralmi_nevek_egyesitett_tabla.pdf

Those with "nem javasolt" in the second colum have contributed to terror in Hungary in the 20th century, and cannot have a street name, or a square named after them.

Most of them are connected to Communists and the demokratic parties after WW1.
Mihály Károlyi is banned, so is "Liberation", "Béla Kun ", "Partisan", "Lenin", but no mention of Horthy, Gömbös, Imrédy, or even Szálasi :laugh: