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  • Hungarian Prime Minister Orban is relying on power architecture from a bygone era to demonstrate power - he is rebuilding the capital according to pre-war plans.
    EDITORIAL UPDATE 12.03.21: The historical reference in this report has caused concern for some viewers. We would like to make it clear: Nazi Germany is responsible for the enforced transportation and murder of hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews. We apologize that the report can create a different impression and appear one-sided.
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  • @dwnews
    @dwnews  Před 3 lety +57

    The historical reference in this report has caused concern for some viewers. We would like to make it clear: Nazi Germany is responsible for the enforced transportation and murder of hundreds of thousands of Hungarian Jews. We apologize that the report can create a different impression and appear one-sided.
    - Manuela Kasper-Claridge, DW Editor-in-Chief

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +47

      It was correct by your side to ask apology .. unlike the vid.
      I think you will get much more likes and positive comments if you represent the people with common sense instead of a political ideology;
      I keep the progressive ideology much more dangerous than the Nazism AND the Communism altogether
      and I think that the root of the progressive ideology has got something to do with the cultural Marxism.
      Once me, behind the Iron Wall had got a sense about the West as the land freedom, fairness, everything that is positive
      ..oh, one of them was the free speech, the right to express freely one's mind ..
      and I didn't know that the well-being and the cultural Marxist ideology and maybe other things altered the West so much.
      If somebody would tell me that there will be times when neo-marxist ideology will attack us from the west, I would laugh on such a nonsense claim.
      Next year we will have elections; hope that you do not intend to influence the voters one-sided.

    • @budasardi4701
      @budasardi4701 Před 3 lety +49

      TOO late , TOO less!!!MAKE AN APPOLOGY VIDEO TOO!!!!!!!!!PUBLIC!

    • @barnabasbudai1082
      @barnabasbudai1082 Před 3 lety +42

      Magyarországnak is csak egy kókler német szerkesztő jut, mint a többi német importból.... Nem bocsánatot kell kérni, hanem törölni és egy bocsánat kérő videót posztolni. Tudjuk, hogy a németeknek nem számít a nemzetük, de itthon még vannak, akiknek igen is számít. A zsidó közösségeinket gyakorlatilag tenyerén hordozza a kormány és az Izraeli érdekeket majdnem teljesen képviseli a nagy többség ellenére is. A zsidó vallási érdekeket is képviselte, amikor szinte senki a kóser vágás tekintetében. Nem tudom, hogy mit tehet még egy kormány, hogy ne antiszemitázzák le. A többi állam állandóan a vállaltan zsidó közösségek életterét nehezíti meg az elmúlt 6 évben és veszélynek teszi ki. Ugyanolyan gerinctelen banda ez DW, mint bárki más a nagy média piacon....

    • @organicambience
      @organicambience Před 3 lety +20

      @@barnabasbudai1082 Na végre! Nem tudom hol telelt a DW anno Kölnben, vagy amikor az EP megszavazta a kosher vágás betiltását, gondolom éppen mindenki szabadságon volt, vagy lemerült a kamerájukban a gombelem..... vicc ez már. Érdekes évtizedek elé néz Európa.......

    • @Xmarcello88
      @Xmarcello88 Před 3 lety +50

      Please do not forget to mention that Germany was responsible for the almost complete destruction of the Castle Quarter and when we try to rebuild that 75 years later the Germans come and blame us and call us Na..s. This is just very sad

  • @terra_solido
    @terra_solido Před 3 lety +200

    This has gone too far! Why can't a country keep its history? Why can't it be proud? As long as it doesn't hurt anyone what is the big deal? Is it because Germans look at their history with guilt? Hungary was in between 2 great powers like today. It should never forget its own history Russia and Germany tried to erase, This is a one-sided BS report

    • @schwarzer0se463
      @schwarzer0se463 Před 3 lety +7

      When did Germany try to erase hungarys history?

    • @vladimirkovacevic4415
      @vladimirkovacevic4415 Před 3 lety +2

      Keep it's history those buildings are new it's reviewing history( :

    • @ionxtreme6847
      @ionxtreme6847 Před 2 lety +1

      @@schwarzer0se463 *Arrowcross theme and marching intensifies*

    • @LachlanMacDonald44
      @LachlanMacDonald44 Před 3 měsíci

      Shouldn’t Hungary be learning from history instead of restarting like its mistakes never happened?

  • @davidd5272
    @davidd5272 Před 3 lety +87

    This report is so much off reality that it is on the verge of ridiculous. Anyone with a slight knowledge of Budapest's architectural history knows that the reconstruction of the Buda Castle District has never been completed after WW2. The reconstruction of the Castle District is a final fulfillment of long pending plans to do so in order to restore some of the beauty it lost during the bombings of WW2. This is NOT 1940's nostalgia, the buildings lost during the war were built during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy or earlier. The reconstruction does not, at all, have a bad reputation among the citizens of Budapest (I am one of them) but rather enjoys public approval. Yeah, of course if you look, you can find citizens who will say what you want to hear, but this is far from objective, investigative journalism by a wide margin.

  • @farkasadam7290
    @farkasadam7290 Před 3 lety +777

    As a citizen of Budapest I am happy for these reconstructions. The city lost a lot during the two world wars, and the soviet occupation. I am glad we are building back what once we lost.

    • @cgt3704
      @cgt3704 Před 3 lety +81

      I wish our goverment would do the samein Bucharest. Greetings from Romania btw (can we be friends 😊

    • @farkasadam7290
      @farkasadam7290 Před 3 lety +27

      @@cgt3704 people in Budapest and Bucharest have lot of things in common I think its only matter of time. :) Younger generations are looking forward and not living in the past.
      In the near future I will definietly visit Bucharest. :)

    • @cgt3704
      @cgt3704 Před 3 lety +13

      @@farkasadam7290 and i will vist Budapest if i have a chance

    • @magyareuro2173
      @magyareuro2173 Před 3 lety +12

      @@cgt3704 Us young Hungarians recognize Romanians as allies and we need to bond together to avoid dying out like western Europe.

    • @magyareuro2173
      @magyareuro2173 Před 3 lety +1

      @@farkasadam7290 You look Hungarian if so

  • @GAkos03
    @GAkos03 Před 3 lety +404

    i am hungarian and this video is full of misinformation. First of all they are rebuilding the palaces some of them from the ground,to the version of them in 1944,because they were bombed that time and destroyed, and not because of the representation of a dictatorship.

    • @tomaszelen5966
      @tomaszelen5966 Před 3 lety +3

      @MrLaci0110 Shouldn’t a film be screened in M1 about the German Parliament’s move to the Reichstag in 1990 being a reorganization of the 3rd Empire?

    • @Vahur10
      @Vahur10 Před 3 lety +8

      @@tomaszelen5966 Ne ereszkedjünk már le a deutsche welle szintjére...

  • @zoltandrkiss3832
    @zoltandrkiss3832 Před 3 lety +152

    I’m really surprised to see such a report on rebuilding Budapest castle hill palaces and buildings in a German television, in a country, which former leader refused to have Budapest to be a free city during the second world war, like Vienna, and was completely destroyed due to the Germans and soviet armies. So we have to suffer the destroy by Germans and now we are not allowed to build it up by the Germans????? What is it about?????

    • @uioplkhj
      @uioplkhj Před 3 lety +1

      Have you seen Horthy's statue in the V district? What is that about?

    • @GabrieleMolinarolo
      @GabrieleMolinarolo Před 3 lety +2

      @@uioplkhj There is no Horthy statue in Budapest.

    • @oliver5976
      @oliver5976 Před 3 lety

      @@GabrieleMolinarolo
      @Thomasreed Horthy's bust is right outside Hazatérés Church on Szabadság square. That is in the 5th district.

    • @LazolTan
      @LazolTan Před 2 lety +4

      @@oliver5976 That's on private property. I have a lego Darth Vader over my tv at home.

    • @oliver5976
      @oliver5976 Před 2 lety

      @@LazolTan well that is nowhere near Szabadság tér.

  • @yossiperl7424
    @yossiperl7424 Před 3 lety +565

    I don't understand this report at all. What is being constructed? Why is it bad? What does 1944 has to do with anything? This report has no information, just some opinions. Explanation anyone?

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety +30

      The Orban regime itself is bad.
      They use nationalism to gain support from the far right

    • @yossiperl7424
      @yossiperl7424 Před 3 lety +101

      @@gagetomerlin2497 saying that "it's bad" doesn't answer any of my questions. What is this report about? what has orban done (specifically in this context of construction) and why is it bad enough to cause people to allegedly leave the city?

    • @farkasadam7290
      @farkasadam7290 Před 3 lety +87

      @@gagetomerlin2497 most of the citizens of Budapest hate Orban thats a fact. But rebuilding these once lost buildings is a good action. I appreciate that they are rebuilding them insted of building new useless stadiums.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety +21

      @@farkasadam7290 One good deed doesn't get rid of the fact that Hungary is becoming a dictatorship under him.

    • @farkasadam7290
      @farkasadam7290 Před 3 lety +23

      @@gagetomerlin2497 of course not. But in my opinion we should appreciate the good things. In Hungary theres only a few recently.

  • @atytate1899
    @atytate1899 Před 3 lety +611

    Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +10

      Thank you!

    • @lacdirk
      @lacdirk Před 3 lety +8

      Yep, paid for by EU money. The country itself is poor and per capita GDP is essentially flat under Orban. The man is a disaster for a country that really deserved a break.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +15

      @@lacdirk Do you claim that before Orban, Hungarian were rich?

    • @lacdirk
      @lacdirk Před 3 lety +2

      @@SweetSmoke21 No, but that they were getting richer.

    • @albanianorthodox8659
      @albanianorthodox8659 Před 3 lety +18

      @@lacdirk and EU will make them rich by obeying to Von der leyn ?😂😂😂😂😂😂just forget it

  • @MeowCatPleaseMeowBack
    @MeowCatPleaseMeowBack Před 3 lety +178

    Very propagandist report and one-sided. DW is becoming more and more of a political tool.

  • @gaborbravo1
    @gaborbravo1 Před 3 lety +181

    Yeah, and Polish were fascists after WW2 too because they rebuilt Warsaw exactly as it had been before 1944. Wait a minute...

    • @uioplkhj
      @uioplkhj Před 3 lety +3

      "because they rebuilt Warsaw exactly as it had been before 1944" not really, Warsaw is a concrete jungle

    • @gaborbravo1
      @gaborbravo1 Před 3 lety +9

      @@uioplkhj I mean the downtown

    • @Thor.Jorgensen
      @Thor.Jorgensen Před 3 lety

      It's actually ironically true what you're saying. And you don't even know it.
      In West Germany, people were distanced from Germany's past and, as a result, had fewer fascists come 1990.
      Meanwhile, in Poland and especially East Germany, under the Soviet Union, people were left to retain their aesthetics, including Wehrmacht uniforms. And as a result, there are far more neo-fascists and anti-semites in Poland and Eastern Germany than in Western Germany today.

    • @Thor.Jorgensen
      @Thor.Jorgensen Před 2 lety

      ​@MrLaci0110 Yeah, there's growth. But it's still lower than in Israel (ironically), still lower than in Poland, still lower than in Hungary, still lower than In France, Ukraine, Russia, Greece, Belarus, Latvia, and much of the rest of Europe. And the growth of antisemitism in those countries is far greater than in Germany.
      The places with the highest rates of antisemitic crimes and antisemitic attitudes in Germany are in North-East Germany. Namely, the state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a former East-German state closer to Poland.
      Another highly anti-semitic town is Wunsiedel in upper Franconia, close to Czechia.
      And before you go ahead and accuse Germany too much about their history, don't forget that Hungary was just as guilty of antisemitism as Germany once was. Hungary was the first allies of Germany, long before Mussolini got involved. And many Hungarians served as guards at the camps in Poland.

    • @mihalybormester8736
      @mihalybormester8736 Před 10 měsíci

      ​@@Thor.Jorgensendont remember? And who cares whaf hungarians did it ww2? Nobody cares, because russian dont leave our home. Wtf cares the axis ally? 😂😂😂😂 axis is cool beacuse 😂 and how comes this things the royal palace?

  • @jasonthewatchmansson8873
    @jasonthewatchmansson8873 Před 3 lety +330

    DW is so ridiculously, comically biased. In the first minute of this "report," it has two critics attacking the building plan -- before it even explains what the plan is. Good for Orban for restoring Hungarian heritage.

    • @xxkl4vd1oxx2
      @xxkl4vd1oxx2 Před 3 lety +7

      Then DW cries about russian disinformation

  • @amonszocs
    @amonszocs Před 3 lety +142

    I am from Budapest, and I agree with the rebuilding of these historic places. They dont represent anything other than the willingness of the present government to improve the city’s look, rather than let it be as the left would leave it to rot.

  • @Profispojka
    @Profispojka Před 3 lety +332

    I wish somebody would rebuild my city exactly like they did it in Budapest.

  • @shaungordon9737
    @shaungordon9737 Před 3 lety +49

    Why is this a bad thing??
    Every country should preserve their old architecture and traditions. Budapest is far more beautiful than most German cities

    • @themagalanium9491
      @themagalanium9491 Před 3 lety +4

      As a German I have to humbly agree. These GLOBALISTS hate European nations who actually have a backbone and stand for their tradition and culture

    • @HeadhuntexGamer
      @HeadhuntexGamer Před 2 lety +5

      @@themagalanium9491 They hate beauty, order, symmetry, they cant stand it.

    • @sloweny2086
      @sloweny2086 Před 2 lety +4

      Most of German cities were beautiful (like Frankfurt, Köln, München), and have an old downtown. Sadly these are destroyed and now they have a modernism style.

  • @dzonnyblue3065
    @dzonnyblue3065 Před 3 lety +113

    Good work Hungary !

  • @norbertpelso
    @norbertpelso Před 3 lety +162

    And why is it problem? This is not news, it's only a report with fallen politicians and fans of the left side. This buildings of the capital were built from the XIV century to the early XX century. It is not the restoration of the old Horthy era nor of the anarchist- socialist idiotism at all! The capital of Hungary is beautiful and lovely. After the covid epidemic I will back again.

    • @CookiezSama
      @CookiezSama Před 3 lety +4

      And we will be more than glad to have you! :)

  • @MrDude826
    @MrDude826 Před 3 lety +419

    So sad! The city looks more and more beautiful!!!!! What a tragedy :|

    • @SuperClons
      @SuperClons Před 3 lety +38

      What a tragedy indeed, I loved the bullet holes in the walls from WWII

    • @mozartwolfgang4656
      @mozartwolfgang4656 Před 3 lety +5

      Feel envy.

    • @MrDude826
      @MrDude826 Před 3 lety +11

      @@SuperClons No! Not the bullet holes!!! They give so much character!

    • @hyperpassiveliberal1726
      @hyperpassiveliberal1726 Před 3 lety +23

      So so sad that the gov't rebuild a historical building what was bombed down by germans, fight against soviets in Budapest... What the f do you guys thinks about yourself guys?

    • @Ulbert86
      @Ulbert86 Před 2 lety +2

      Put back the WW2 bombshells to the ground as well!

  • @deenagara9151
    @deenagara9151 Před 3 lety +244

    I've been to Budapest before, hope to go there again! I've also learn a lot of the Hungarian history too! Greetings from Malaysia too!

    • @gyozop
      @gyozop Před 3 lety +20

      And you will be welcome. We even restore beautiful old buildings for you.

    • @mannaz_y
      @mannaz_y Před 3 lety +7

      Ive been to Budapest too bro! Fantastic city fantastic people!

    • @derelyeSan
      @derelyeSan Před 3 lety +7

      You're welcome! I've been to Kuala Lumpur in 2014. Very nice people!

    • @xxkl4vd1oxx2
      @xxkl4vd1oxx2 Před 3 lety +7

      @@gyozop when i came in 2016 it was the best trip of my entire life. Budapest will always have a special.place in my heart

    • @sloweny2086
      @sloweny2086 Před 2 lety +1

      @Orbán Viktor Mihály Ezzel a kommenttel mit akarsz elérni??

  • @kal_bewe1837
    @kal_bewe1837 Před 3 lety +103

    congratulations Hungary ! In my country France we do the same thing as you but in the other direction, we destroy the old monument/building that was not destroyed during WWI and WWII to replace them with modern buildings hahahah 🥴🥴🥴

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +15

      Paris was wise to build skyscrapers far away from her beautiful center. Budapest has a law prohibiting buildings taller than the Basilica.

    • @kal_bewe1837
      @kal_bewe1837 Před 3 lety +9

      @@madmax6827 yes La Défense the skyscraper district of Paris is far from the historic center it was really a good decision but that will change in the future I think :/ It also seems to me that in Paris there is a law prohibiting towers higher than the Eiffel Tower

    • @bogo_wanderlust3692
      @bogo_wanderlust3692 Před 3 lety +1

      @@kal_bewe1837 i think MODERNISM CAN COEXIST WITH PAST. Many exampes are present TOKYO,SHANGHAI MUMBAI ARE EXAMPLES WHERE THERE IS SO MUCH HISTORICAL MONUMENTS but also modernity linked to high economic growth

    • @shaungordon9737
      @shaungordon9737 Před 3 lety +11

      Yuck. I hate modern buildings. Hungary has got it right

    • @ffffuchs
      @ffffuchs Před 3 lety

      dont be fooled, the same is happning in hungary outside the castle district but it doesnt gets media attention. they demolish 19th century / early 20th century buildings to contruct contemporary offices and residential blocks.

  • @user-vm4uw6vc6h
    @user-vm4uw6vc6h Před 3 lety +66

    Why stop it? This will be a major tourist attraction

    • @Ulbert86
      @Ulbert86 Před 2 lety

      If the finish it will attract tourist! How dare you! They will spend they money there ... Shamfull.

  • @santi2683
    @santi2683 Před 3 lety +102

    "beautiful buildings bad because past bad!" Lmao is that really her main point? The random dude concerned about spending had more arguments that the damn mayor

    • @SuperClons
      @SuperClons Před 3 lety +2

      The real problem is that the random dude is also a politician for the opposition.... sooo ye

  • @jacub-5133
    @jacub-5133 Před 3 lety +43

    I'm really proud of comments section. Greetings to Hungary from Poland 🇭🇺🇵🇱

  • @markmorrid8144
    @markmorrid8144 Před 3 lety +97

    As an Englishman I admire the hungarians .

  • @andrewp2444
    @andrewp2444 Před 3 lety +163

    1. These buildings were destroyed by German and Soviet aggression. 2. They have nothing to do with Orban. 3. Rebuilding them is both of cultural and economic importance. As much as 15% of Hungary’s economy relies off tourism and tourism related transactions, conferences, and sporting events. Basically, Hungary has over 10 million tourists, with 9 million that visit Budapest alone every year. These structures are a big reason for that tourism. The architecture draws people in. So Hungary will eventually recoop most of the money spent on these buildings over a period of 15-20 yrs. It’s a long term investment both in culture and economy. Hungary is not a financial capital like Frankfurt or London, but it is a tourism capital in Eastern Europe.

    • @adambalogh5168
      @adambalogh5168 Před 3 lety +11

      Well said!

    • @scatalin09
      @scatalin09 Před 3 lety +3

      So the tourists come to see Miklos Horthy’s statues and the monuments of Hungarian fascism and revanchism? I doubt!
      I lived 5 years in Budapest and i loved it. I call it my second home. The city has an amazing romantic flavor, which should be preserved. But revanchism has no place in that.

    • @bulcsutoth1134
      @bulcsutoth1134 Před 3 lety +14

      @@scatalin09 Horthy was one of the many leaders Hungary had, there is nothing bad about a statue of him. Far worse people has their status too, in the west

    • @lajkatajka
      @lajkatajka Před 3 lety +15

      @@scatalin09 The Buda castle has noting to do with Horthy. Your comment is mean and misleading.

    • @andrewp2444
      @andrewp2444 Před 3 lety +15

      @@scatalin09 you aren’t Hungarian and your opinion regardless of how long you lived there or if you consider it your city is really not that important on this matter. Budapest is a Hungarian city and it should be filled with monuments and architectural beauty inductive of Hungarian origins, history, and civilization. It is not up for Joe Kerr from NYC or Frankfurt or London to determine that.

  • @hannesH3
    @hannesH3 Před 3 lety +198

    I visited Budapest a few years ago. Architecturally one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +12

      Gastronomically too.

    • @hannesH3
      @hannesH3 Před 3 lety +6

      @@madmax6827 I had some killer Gulasch for sure, but I think France, Spain, Italy and Greece has the best food in general.

    • @gyorgybarka450
      @gyorgybarka450 Před 3 lety

      Comes second after Rio de Janeiro.

    • @rangsangsrgyas
      @rangsangsrgyas Před 3 lety

      That's not because of the current govt

    • @mozartwolfgang4656
      @mozartwolfgang4656 Před 3 lety

      Hahaha what?

  • @haraldkrausz
    @haraldkrausz Před 3 lety +36

    Another video that preys on the ignorence of its Western audience. Budapest is a beautiful city that is getting only more beautiful with the restoration of these buildings. The video's argument is that by moving the ministries back to the Castle District Orbán is trying to return Budapest to 1944. But this is plain foolish. Most of the ministries were housed in the Castle District since the mid-19th century. After wwii when much of the city was destroyed, the Communists wanted to distance themselves from the aristocratic atmosphere of the Castle for ideological reasons and relocated the ministries to the Eastern side of the city, away from the Castle District. Similarily they did not restore a lot of the destroyed monuments for political reasons. The monument they mention in the video was also not built in 1944 but in 1934 as a memorial to a prime minister who was murdered in 1918 and in memory of the many Hungarians who died in WWI. So saying that by restoring it Orbán is bringing the country back to 1944 is ridiculous and highly misleading. Just like the claim that more than 100 000 people have fled Hungary for political reasons in recent years. The vast majority of these 100 000 are people who left for economic reasons and live in other EU countries. Which is not a unique thing to do for young people in the region.
    Edit: spelling

  • @nad0b0lS
    @nad0b0lS Před 3 lety +71

    I don’t understand the hate over reconstructing architectural treasures of the city? Those buildings were built long before 1940s and were not damaged beyond repair in WWII, they were demolished for ideological reasons.
    If countries didn’t reconstruct damaged buildings and tore them down instead, every city in the world would look the same, a bunch of boxes. Look at what Russia did with Saint Petersburg (long before Putin). If they didn’t reconstruct those palaces, we wouldn’t have the Hermitage museum or the Amber room now, for example.

  • @Llkc60
    @Llkc60 Před 3 lety +25

    DW choose your battles, picking this out is pathetic. Any report on the billions paid out on the constructions that were ultimately done by German companies? did you do a report on the corruption scandal about Metro 4 where Siemens was involved. Your double standards are getting tiring, just as Germany's lack of leadership, initiative and lack of action regarding the EU. Get your sh|t together!

  • @imrelvi6695
    @imrelvi6695 Před 3 lety +293

    The buildings mentioned have been built around 1900 - nothing to do with Horthy, only Franz Joseph of house Habsburg

    • @chriswanger284
      @chriswanger284 Před 3 lety +12

      Wrong, around the 1860s

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +23

      @@DanyMcDonald How does classic world-class architecture reflect Horthy's ideology? You must suffer from ODS (Orbán Derangement Syndrome).

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +3

      @@DanyMcDonald You asserted that the architecture reflected a political ideology. I replied that such a position can only come from one who equates Orban's building boom is a like manner. It does not prove I have a partisan position (I do), but I know a [kihívás] when I see one.

    • @zsoltlazar8418
      @zsoltlazar8418 Před 3 lety

      @@madmax6827 ODS :)

    • @laci9505
      @laci9505 Před 3 lety +6

      @@DanyMcDonald jó nagy baromságot írtál ezeknek az épületeknek semmi köze Horthyhoz, építész vagyok ha megkérdőjeleznéd

  • @MattZaycYT
    @MattZaycYT Před 3 lety +168

    They are rebuilding old buildings
    Woman: "This sends a dangerous social message"
    Me: Hahahahahahahahaha

    • @ffffuchs
      @ffffuchs Před 3 lety

      And they are also demolishing many old buildings when their interests befits them so.

    • @andrasbarkanyi7876
      @andrasbarkanyi7876 Před 3 lety

      @@ffffuchs ok just buy them to care for!

  • @Tanu.90
    @Tanu.90 Před 3 lety +82

    I am from Romania. I don't particularly like Orban, but on this one i have to approve him 100%. Restoration of historical buildings and monuments its a good thing. I wished Romania did the same in every city.

    • @mihalybormester8736
      @mihalybormester8736 Před 10 měsíci

      Why? Do you want to steal every items from new palace like 1919? Romania want to steal everything again?

  • @Hungaro23
    @Hungaro23 Před 3 lety +148

    I am enjoying the people's comments in the comments section as it reflects more about the reality than this biased false report🤭🤬👎

  • @lujikaralabe
    @lujikaralabe Před 3 lety +170

    Weird how DW only interviewed whiners, I wonder why that is.

    • @mortefin5101
      @mortefin5101 Před 3 lety +13

      because hungary is right-wing

    • @TheBigBirdx
      @TheBigBirdx Před 3 lety +8

      You think it's weird? Wake up man, they've been doing that for ages.

    • @aligandaki6214
      @aligandaki6214 Před 3 lety +3

      "Liberalism is how to turn good men into whiners, weenies and wimps" (Burgess Owens)

  • @TheStreetMan
    @TheStreetMan Před 3 lety +257

    They are reconstructing several historical buildings in Budapest, many of which predate WWII. It is a beautiful effort and it is a sad day when a government is lambasted for a "power play" when they are doing what generations of previous Hungarian (namely Soviet) administrations had not. DW does a disservice with this piece.

    • @snkmkd
      @snkmkd Před 3 lety +2

      Easy way to drain money from the national and city budget, into Orbans pocket. But you can be proud of buildings afterwards, good for you :P

    • @buenaventuralosgrandes9266
      @buenaventuralosgrandes9266 Před 3 lety +27

      @@snkmkd bro, beautiful architectural building can attract tourism. Well if orban designated the renovated building into a, let say commercial or housing district, while tourist flocks there and paid money to see it then why tf not? A lot of people went on vacation to europe just to see the architectural building.
      You're just hating it base on hate, being blind by hate ain't good

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +21

      @@snkmkd Your new leftist mayor lies about the city budget. Get your news from more reputable sources.

    • @kevhynaleks2631
      @kevhynaleks2631 Před 3 lety +4

      @@snkmkd Orbán's pocket? I see only rebuilt Várbazár, Lovarda and Testőrség - nothing landed in any other pocket, just in the phobias people outwashed br.... Ain.

    • @ianhomerpura8937
      @ianhomerpura8937 Před 2 lety

      @@kevhynaleks2631 some of the worst corruption happens through public works projects :) although I admire how good Hungarian artisans are, it is hard to recreate statues without intact blueprints.

  • @pianotutorial4U
    @pianotutorial4U Před 3 lety +96

    Those buidings that were lost to the war and communism, weren`t representing the 40s. Those were mainly built before the first world war. Those buildings are our architectural heritage, like Liszt or Bartók in music. How can anyone oppose rebuilding it? And the trains.. yeah.. :)) It`s amazing how far some people can go with their anti-Orban hysteria...

  • @rodolfogebhard3714
    @rodolfogebhard3714 Před 3 lety +18

    Orban wants Hungary looks like Hungary.
    What´s the matter?

  • @BlazVeber69
    @BlazVeber69 Před 3 lety +170

    But if it would be a Lenin statue, you would praise him, wouldn't you?

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety +7

      No.
      Cope harder, bootlicker

    • @csabaspeter7183
      @csabaspeter7183 Před 3 lety +8

      They would not have time to prais lenin. I would towe that statue to the lake with my crappy little 1.1L Peugeot 206

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +15

      Of course. That's what lefties do.

    • @llieu5642
      @llieu5642 Před 3 lety +3

      No, think for yourself

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +5

      @Blaz Veber Bingo! You nailed it.

  • @zsoltvarkonyi8940
    @zsoltvarkonyi8940 Před 3 lety +22

    The German State Broadcast Company (Deutsche Welle) condemns efforts by the Hungarian government to re-build Budapest, that was destroyed by German, Russian, English and American troops in WWII. That you are not ashamed.

  • @bbenjoe
    @bbenjoe Před 3 lety +65

    In the meantime, the former Imperial Palace in the center of Berlin has just been rebuilt.

  • @hannesH3
    @hannesH3 Před 3 lety +34

    If that’s what it takes to not turn every city into a ghetto with an imported underclass. Most Europeans would probably prefer this type of rule.

  • @tomaskourek8164
    @tomaskourek8164 Před 3 lety +50

    Budapest is a beautiful city with great monuments, spas (Széchenyi fürdő), parks and markets. But not only Budapest whole Hungary - greetings from Czech republic - Hajrá Magyarország!!! 👍🏻🇭🇺🇨🇿

    • @sloweny2086
      @sloweny2086 Před 2 lety +4

      Thanks! :) Love 🇨🇿, greets from 🇭🇺!

  • @joecrow7666
    @joecrow7666 Před 3 lety +174

    Most pathetic first world problem I've ever seen: They're building castles on my street and renovating my city! Yikes! I need to move out of here!

    • @fixiksz
      @fixiksz Před 3 lety

      Akkor költözz!

    • @TheBenLemonade
      @TheBenLemonade Před 3 lety +4

      Man you clearly have no clue the extent of corruption and xenophobia that exists in the ruling party here. The country is falling apart. There is a reason all of the intellectuals and graduates are leaving the country, and it isn't because they are 'renovating' the city. It's the exact opposite.

    • @TheUstasha101
      @TheUstasha101 Před 3 lety +5

      @@TheBenLemonade What's the point in leaving, if you want to see Orban removed, stay and vote him out, by leaving you are virtually handing over the country on silver platter to him.

    • @FenyvesViktor
      @FenyvesViktor Před 3 lety +18

      @@TheBenLemonade Sure sure, we're losing a lot of valuable gender studies professors. Please leave and deprive us your priceless contributions as well.

    • @TheBenLemonade
      @TheBenLemonade Před 3 lety +3

      @@TheUstasha101 people have been trying to vote him out for decades now. It’s not the city that’s the problem, it’s the villages. Literally all Orbán has to do is give the villages firewood and they vote for him. They don’t think about the fact that they still need firewood to survive, and how the government should’ve made power instead of stadiums, but ya.
      On one hand I completely agree. On the other, what will make this election different from any of the previous one? Maybe this time the opposition will actually work together, just maybe.

  • @jorbennoten9536
    @jorbennoten9536 Před 3 lety +152

    How can you be against historical buildings they look beautiful

    • @horvathcsanad1084
      @horvathcsanad1084 Před 3 lety +37

      Because liberals hate every cultural things

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +22

      ..and, especially hate those who don't want give up themselves and don't want to support the strange death of Europe.

    • @esztergrunhut7315
      @esztergrunhut7315 Před 3 lety +3

      To be fair they are not really historical buildings. Most were built late XIX, early XX century and were built to look old and historic but actually they were modern buildings. They were ~50 years old when they got damaged in ww2. The heritage preservation of Hungary didn't consider them historically important buildings, that is why they were not saved, but demolished later. They were treated like a 50 year old building would be treated today.

    • @lacdirk
      @lacdirk Před 3 lety +1

      It depends on what the historical buildings represent.

    • @justj1393
      @justj1393 Před 2 lety +1

      ​@@esztergrunhut7315 Still why would you want block architecture? Why would anyone want block architecture when they could have style?

  • @etammag2228
    @etammag2228 Před 3 lety +14

    great example of poor journalism

  • @1vegyes
    @1vegyes Před 3 lety +11

    This video is a complete joke.

  • @davidkovacs5432
    @davidkovacs5432 Před 3 lety +28

    Sure... I dont like Orban, but why is building nice buildings bad? This is so over-exaggerated. Also, people mostly leave Hungary, because they can make more money in Western Europe.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +13

      Don't you think, it is because they want to create hate against Hungary, at least till we don't support all those crazy ideologies that they support?
      You know what I mean..
      and I know many people who don't want to leave Hungary. Among them, me.

  • @marcusgutenberg2696
    @marcusgutenberg2696 Před 3 lety +47

    Buda Castle was one of the important and beautiful buildings in pre-war Budapest, representing hundreds of years of Hungarian history until it was badly damaged in World War Two. The 19th century construction by Alajos Hauszmann was outstanding in every aspect, and it was truly the centerpiece of the city, rivaling the most important royal residences in all of Europe. Its reconstruction after World War Two was entirely feasible, but the Soviet-backed communist regime chose to demolish the historical interiors and permanently deface the exterior of the castle purely for ideological reasons.
    The reconstruction of Buda Castle, and the surrounding buildings on Castle Hill like the Archduke's Palace, the Old Guardhouse, the Riding Hall, and the Old City Hall has NOTHING to do with "Orban relying on power of architecture from a bygone era to demonstrate power." These buildings were loved and cherished by Hungarians and the citizens of Budapest before they were wrongfully demolished, and the reconstruction effort is largely supported by the people. Not only is this a great project that will improve the architectural aesthetics of the area, but the reconstruction of these monuments will let Hungarians preserve and honor their history. These buildings and monuments have nothing to do with "1944" and fascist government that was in power at the time, and they are much older and more significant to Hungarian history than this sham of a news report claims them to be. It's a shame to see how the left-media frames things completely out of context in order to push their ideological agenda.
    The large-scale reconstruction effort in Budapest is comparable to of the reconstruction of the Old City in Warsaw in the 1960s-80s. Much like the reconstruction of Warsaw in Poland, this is an effort by Hungarians to preserve their history by rebuilding monuments like Buda Castle that were wrongfully destroyed by wars and oppressive regimes.

  • @erdelyik
    @erdelyik Před 3 lety +12

    Why do you think lying is good? Why didn't you ask any governmental figure at all? Why do you think buildings have sens ideologic? Why do you think Germany or Germans have right to horn in Hungarian affairs. Do you know when last time Germany spoke into the lives of Hungarians, these buildings were demolished?

  • @GeorgeTenev
    @GeorgeTenev Před 3 lety +40

    What an absurd video :D I am not aware of the political situation in Hungary and I do not wish to take sides, but how is the restoration of old and beautiful buildings going to harm the public? Those are architectural masterpieces, which deserve to be restored.

  • @bbenjoe
    @bbenjoe Před 3 lety +74

    They're restoring the Castle District to it's prewar glory. The buildings sustained massive demage during WW II, and after the war most of them were either renovated in a cheap Stalin-baroque style, or they were outright demolished.

  • @martaszalka2738
    @martaszalka2738 Před 3 lety +16

    Wait a minute! Who destroyed Budapest in 1944

  • @daveofcornwall563
    @daveofcornwall563 Před 3 lety +34

    I would like to see, what the reactions would be in Germany if Hungarian National Television would make a similar film in Berlin and only AFD related historians and “public” would comment in that short film!?

  • @HennoPenno
    @HennoPenno Před 3 lety +163

    It's a huge improvement! Tear down these obscene soviet era blocks

    • @hjalti0000
      @hjalti0000 Před 3 lety +10

      The only reason people oppose the reconstruction is because they are communists themselves.

    • @michaelcriollo1420
      @michaelcriollo1420 Před 3 lety +8

      @@hjalti0000 a guy from Budapest here... While the city looks great and I support these renovations.. Happens that Orbán govt spends lots of money on useless stadium and building that has no use anymore.. For instance puskás stadium.. Pancho arena.. Varos liget proyect.. This buda castle reconstruction.. Why js bad.. While all this happens.. Chain bridge is collapsing and Orbán is using this to diminish major popular as Budapest major is from the opposition.. You can find a lot of problems throughout the country.. People want especially better hospitals.. But then they see a new stadium in the city just because while their soviet hospitals haven't been even renovated.

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +3

      @@michaelcriollo1420 So sports is not your thing, others disagree. Stadia are better than no-go zones or homeless camping.

    • @bpalics09
      @bpalics09 Před 3 lety +1

      Its all good&humble,but they reather spend OUR money on the crumbling,neglected and disorganized healthcare! Just check out the capital's main hospitals,lucky to find a decent ward/restored building with proper healthcare staff..I really recommend you the Peterfy and Ferenc Jahn in South Pest.Welcome back to 1975! Everybody with some cash rather pay for a private clinic.

    • @michaelcriollo1420
      @michaelcriollo1420 Před 3 lety

      @László Gyurica yeas I read about it.. Oh you mean that communist major who restricted város liget so you can fund chain Bridge and this hospital?... Cmon man... I know we all want to see the city beautiful.. I love Budapest but.. Till now they can't even agree with the chain Bridge renovation.. Also he isn't a communist.. Not every thing that isn't Orbán is comunism.. There is also liberalism... Socialism ( for sure these you don't like and with due reason) but social democracy is also an option like in Scandinavian countries... Cmon.. Do you really say that... Communist?.. A major communist just because he supports LGBTQ and is green.. And pro EU. That's got nothing to do with communism..

  • @gjermund8053
    @gjermund8053 Před 2 lety +10

    It's seriously weird how putting a statue in a square, protecting borders and having responsible border control, promoting healthy familiy life is so horrible for some people..

  • @coltonvank8768
    @coltonvank8768 Před 3 lety +23

    What’s the alternative? Build a bunch of modern brutalist buildings until Budapest looks like London or Los Angeles? No thanks!

  • @stukafaust
    @stukafaust Před 3 lety +66

    The rebuilding of eastern and central European cities based on how they looked pre-war is quite common and nothing to be scared of. As the report indicates the projects often use historical plans and are researched carefully. It's not some sort of kitsch totalitarian Disneyland, but rather a genuine attempt at recalling buildings and monuments before they were bombed.

    • @stukafaust
      @stukafaust Před 2 lety +1

      @Charles White yeah there was a big rush towards modernism in the UK post-war which was often regrettable. Euston Station springs to mind

    • @AyataHiragi
      @AyataHiragi Před rokem +1

      @Charles White Sadly that is false, Dresden(and many other civilian Cities bombed by the allies) was never rebuilt to be how it was.
      Smaller buildings, yes, maybe a few big ones, but the architecture that made Dresden Dresden is simply gone. Ive recently come across a bunch of pictures of Dresden and todays is nothing like it.
      A good source for old style buildings pre ww2 is the tartar theory, whether you believe the many theories or not is up to you, but the pictures of the buildings that Ive never seen before makes me think that we've lvled down, not up.

    • @AyataHiragi
      @AyataHiragi Před rokem

      @Charles White Probably, Ive never been to England. I only know that England still has some of the prettiest and oldest Cathedrals in all of Europe aside from that. Regardless, letting these beautiful buildings go to waste is nothing but a crime against us and our ancestors.
      Kinda makes you wonder what motivation someone would have not to do so.

  • @gio-uu2pt
    @gio-uu2pt Před 3 lety +18

    I dont understand what is bad about this?

  • @jeromelondon3609
    @jeromelondon3609 Před 3 lety +37

    What horrible and cheap journalism!?! Do any of the buildings being rebuilt date from the 1930s and fascism? Absolutely not. The parallel being made is opportunistic. While I’m definitely not a fan of Orban, I tend to see the reconstruction of lost landmark buildings in a positive light. Modern architecture has just made all our cities look alike

  • @exstazius
    @exstazius Před 3 lety +55

    Budapest is beatiful ❤

  • @lennartherix6872
    @lennartherix6872 Před 3 lety +155

    I like the architecture and think we should not intertwine it with politics.

    • @91838072
      @91838072 Před 3 lety +3

      Everything is political. The architecture are constructed with political symbolism

    • @mihalybormester8736
      @mihalybormester8736 Před 10 měsíci

      ​​@@91838072nope, and dont speak about our things

  • @tekaklk928
    @tekaklk928 Před 3 lety +48

    The buildings stood there beffore Horthy,shure the money can be put into smth better but this is just a face lift for a certain part of the city. These peopole are overdramatising it as if the city is being build from the ground up

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety +5

      That's what the left does...over-dramatise.

  • @dissidentright
    @dissidentright Před 3 lety +47

    Hungary is for the Hungarians, they have every right to do whatever they feel is good to do.

    • @Stux6-3
      @Stux6-3 Před 3 lety +3

      Only the will of orban has nothing to do with the will of the hungarian people.

    • @bulcsutoth1134
      @bulcsutoth1134 Před 3 lety +4

      @@Stux6-3 oh, than why did the vast majority elected him over and over again?

  • @lyozsefmakk6160
    @lyozsefmakk6160 Před 3 lety +11

    The Wermacht occupied Hungary 77 years ago (March 19th). German soldiers looted the castle in the autumn (1944).
    Budapest was turned into a battlefield, and the castle was destroyed in a German-Soviet collaboration.
    During the Soviet occupation, the Communists also destroyed the remaining parts of the castle.
    And now we get back the old castle, which is part of our history - and the Bolshevik grandchildren don’t like it.

  • @amonszocs
    @amonszocs Před 3 lety +10

    Yesterday when i disliked the video there was 931 disliked. Now there’s only 924.
    And there is no big tech biase right?!

  • @panicineurope
    @panicineurope Před 3 lety +52

    Budapest is so beautiful. Glad they are preserving history.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety

      Orban is a dictator btw.

    • @benisman354
      @benisman354 Před 3 lety +2

      @@gagetomerlin2497 Is that a bad thing?

    • @FifinatorKlon
      @FifinatorKlon Před 3 lety

      @@gagetomerlin2497 Elaborate.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety +1

      @@FifinatorKlon On what exactly?

    • @FifinatorKlon
      @FifinatorKlon Před 3 lety +3

      @@gagetomerlin2497 You claim Orban is a dictator. That's a pretty hard accusation. Elaborate on that.

  • @MattZaycYT
    @MattZaycYT Před 3 lety +27

    Be proud of your country! No matter where you are from. Be proud of your culture and traditions! There is nothing wrong with that.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +2

      @@dissidentright Guess you mean, that in the west-european countries.
      Yes they are fallen. Strangely, the cultural marxist ideology attack us from the west since a few years.

  • @sloweny2086
    @sloweny2086 Před 3 lety +8

    What they will rebuild:
    1. Buda Castle (palace, churches, houses)
    2. Citadella on Gerald Hill (Gellért-hegy)
    3. Chain Bridge (renovation)
    4. The royal palace and castle of Visegrad

  • @zkf5448
    @zkf5448 Před 3 lety +45

    Let me get this right, they are mad cause they are building their beautiful traditional architecture? How dare they

    • @robbanto98
      @robbanto98 Před 3 lety +2

      No, the problem is that they (the government) has basically dismentaled the "heritage conservation". Until nowadays the cities had the authority to decide which buildings are to be preserved or renovated accordingly to the past. But new legislations took this from cities and now some random state office decides somewhere else (of course accordingly to the corrupt government and their family and friends). So meanwhile they are rebuilding buildings that haven't been existing for 80 years, they let existing (sometimes even in good shape) historical building to be destroyed for their greedy developer oligarch friends. And they do it with taxpayers money.

  • @pietdezwart2271
    @pietdezwart2271 Před 3 lety +45

    i am and never have been a fan of Orbán, but this just goes off the mark. the castledistrict has always had governmentoffces and i am not surprised that they want to move there. the emperial palace is there and is mostly not used at all. the castle district is also much easier to control by securityforces in case of unrest. help, they spend money on them buildings? really? thats your argument?

    • @robbanto98
      @robbanto98 Před 3 lety

      That's the problem. They are running away from the people into their fancy castle. The government shouldn't be hidden from the people. So they have to face the consequences of their actions.

    • @pietdezwart2271
      @pietdezwart2271 Před 3 lety

      @@robbanto98 and they will, but the castle district has always been different. with lots of extra rules and regulations. the parlement is in Pest, so not really in hiding

    • @robbanto98
      @robbanto98 Před 3 lety

      @@pietdezwart2271 they've also bulit an underground tunnel between the parlament and the office building...

  • @papaszem44
    @papaszem44 Před 3 lety +61

    God bless Orban and Hungary!!!!

  • @minecraftzocker272
    @minecraftzocker272 Před 2 lety +18

    Good work Hungarybros, you do gods work by reconstructing and restoring all your beautiful architecture and as such your culture. I wish here in Germany they would to the same.

  • @admonster11
    @admonster11 Před 3 lety +66

    10 years ago before Orban Budapest looked like graffiti town

    • @TheTokkin
      @TheTokkin Před 3 lety +4

      Before Orban, there was so much potential in Hungary. Now its corruption, coercion and waste. Hungary needs to be expelled from the EU asap.

    • @sandrolazio
      @sandrolazio Před 3 lety

      @@TheTokkin 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣

    • @el_naif
      @el_naif Před 3 lety +8

      Of course, let’s trash the only two European nations that rejected leftist axioms and are thriving or at least improving: Poland and Hungary.

    • @kevhynaleks2631
      @kevhynaleks2631 Před 3 lety +1

      @@TheTokkin Corruption in your dreams - until in 100% western companies won all the tenders - like before Orban - there was no "corruption". Sorry guys, we retake our country from your colonialism, and EU will collapse earlier, then we leave it! But until that, they must pay back all, what they stoled!

    • @mihalybormester8736
      @mihalybormester8736 Před 10 měsíci

      ​@@TheTokkincsak az eu csatlakozáshoz le kellett építenünk a gazdaságunk köszi eu

  • @akosrez189
    @akosrez189 Před 3 lety +43

    Respect for Viktor Orban!

  • @totibro7624
    @totibro7624 Před 3 lety +8

    What is this rubbish from DW news? Hungary is one of the best countries to live in Europe! DW you've got this report wrong, very wrong...shame on you

  • @barryleveson5895
    @barryleveson5895 Před 3 lety +46

    Respect for Hungary.

  • @martoncsaba2782
    @martoncsaba2782 Před 3 lety +64

    A kommenteket olvasva azt gondolom, h a DW bakot lőtt.

    • @stevenzalany6112
      @stevenzalany6112 Před 3 lety +14

      Egy LIBSI SZAR TV a DW pont mint a BBC vagy a tobbiek !! Valaki kesziti mar a talajt a 2022 valasztasokra. Azt kenne megtudni ki van e video mogot !!

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +11

      @@stevenzalany6112 Gondolom, a szokásos dolog történt. Az itteni ellenzék igen jó kapcsolatokat ápol bizonyos nyugati újságírókkal, akik nem tekintik feladatuknak a pártatlan tájékoztatást, aztán összebeszéltek, és ez itt az egyik "remekművűk".
      Minél jobban belejönnek, annál több ilyenre számíthatunk.
      Kíváncsi lennék, hány riport készül ezen újságírók által arról az őrületről, ami egyre inkább a hatalmába keríti a nyugatot és zárójelbe teszi a józan észt.. szerintem egy se.

    • @andrasangyal5073
      @andrasangyal5073 Před 3 lety

      ez viszont részben orbánnak is a hibája mert hadja az egészet. Nem beszélni kéne erről a hír tv-én hanem cselekedni

    • @Vahur10
      @Vahur10 Před 3 lety +2

      @@SweetSmoke21 Persze. A deutsche welle nem magától jött ide, hanem ide hívták "Magyar" ellenzéki politikusok. Ők tálalták a storyt a saját szájuk íze szerint. Egyébként a deutsche welle cikke nem a Magyaroknak szól, hanem az Orbánt kedvelő nyugatiaknak. Őket akarják elfordítani Orbántól.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +1

      @@Vahur10 Úgy tudom, ők már elfordultak a fősodratú médiától, és milyen jól tették! De még mindig többen vannak, akiknek az agya gyöpös. Már csak a választásaik eredményéből is kiderül.
      Nagyon érdekes dolgott mondott egy nálunk élő német újságíró: hogy azért gyűlölnek minket, mert nálunk még megvan, ami náluk már elveszett.
      Nagyon érdekes, hogy sok külföldi hozzánk jön, mert itt még lehet normális életet élni, miközben sok magyar a hazája ellen dolgozik.
      Szorgos aktivisták, már nálunk is. Hazudnak, mint a vízfolyás. Áldozatnak tüntetik fel magukat, holott személyesen senki sem bántotta őket. Aki meg a fb-on súlyos megjegyzéseket kap, az valószínűleg meg is dolgozott érte. A Childfree oldalakról beszélek, magyar is van, csúfolódnak, ahogy az ott szokás, aztán valóban durván, de megkapják a magukét, majd előadják az ártatlan áldozatot, úgy, hogy közben minden magyarba belerúgnak, és a kommentszekcióban a többi kis aktivista még győzködi a külföldieket, hogy igenis rasszisták és homofóbok vagy valami ilyesmik vagyunk.
      Szóval mi nem csináltunk semmit, ha valaki nem akar gyereket, hát nem akar, és kész, az ő dolga.
      De most hirtelen előugrottak a sötétségből, és egy újabb kisebbségi csoportot képezve úgy mutatkoznak be, hogy rögtön támadnak.
      Ők nyugodtan csúfolódhatnak a gyerekeken meg a szüleiken a fb-on, ebben nem látnak semmi rosszat. Ha valaki beszól, akkor azt világgá kürtölik, olyan aljas módon..
      Mert nem ezt az egy embert, vagy egy-két beszélik ki, hogy ez milyen bunkó, hanem általánosítanak.
      Azt a benyomást akarják kelteni, hogy na látjátok, ilyenek a magyarok, hogy itt valami üldözés folyik a lányok, nők ellen, hogy na szüljetek már, tegyétek a dolgotok, és persze hogy a kormány a hibás, mert itt üzenget, hogy a családot vállalók milyen támogatásra számíthat. Merthogy ettől ők rosszul érzik magukat.
      Kíváncsi vagyok, még mivel állnak elő, ez a sok szép nyugati média és az itteni kis szövetségeseik. MIndaddig, amíg nem sikerül minket is hasonlatossá tenni saját magukhoz, nem állnak le.

  • @RosTravetera
    @RosTravetera Před 3 lety +22

    Long live Victor Orban. He chooses Hungarians where other countries' politicians choose the apparatchiks in Brussels, Frankfurt and the NGOs.

  • @gibetax8477
    @gibetax8477 Před 3 lety +35

    I don't get it what's the problem with rebuilding statue's?

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety

      Orban is an authataroian

    • @JG-rs9be
      @JG-rs9be Před 3 lety +3

      From what I gather from the video ist is not the statues or the architecture themselves that are the problem but the time they represent. (I hope my point comes across. English is not my primary language. I also don't now much about Hungarian history I only watched the video)

    • @pietdezwart2271
      @pietdezwart2271 Před 3 lety +1

      @@JG-rs9be Hungarians like to portray themselves as the underdog. always have and it does not look like its gonna change. its part of hungarian heritage.

    • @joefalkens9834
      @joefalkens9834 Před 3 lety +1

      @@JG-rs9be So the 19th and earlier centuries are not politically correct for you...

    • @JG-rs9be
      @JG-rs9be Před 3 lety

      ​@@joefalkens9834I am pretty sure the video talks about the 20th century. I also did not express any opinion. I only wrote my comment based on the statements interviewed people.

  • @pedepano9406
    @pedepano9406 Před 3 lety +15

    The DW bias against Orban is escandalous!!!

  • @el_naif
    @el_naif Před 3 lety +10

    When big media cheers for art vandalism but vehemently denounces art restoration. Dystopia.

  • @matheszilard3561
    @matheszilard3561 Před 3 lety +18

    Pathetic biased nonsense. Shame on you DW.

  • @pitonsti
    @pitonsti Před 3 lety +91

    Why didn't dw ask more people about their opinions? Does that Tamas represent the views of the majority?

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety +1

      Tamas?
      What do you mean?

    • @oliver5976
      @oliver5976 Před 3 lety +1

      @@gagetomerlin2497 the guy who was interviewed is Tamas.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety

      @@oliver5976 What is the issue with what he said?

    • @yossiperl7424
      @yossiperl7424 Před 3 lety +21

      Well, given the fact Orban was democratically elected, it's safe to say the majority, nationwide, sides with him. of course that doesn't mean that the majority of people in Budapest side with him.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety

      @@yossiperl7424 Doesn't excuse his bigotry or authotarianism.
      Bootlick somewhere else please.

  • @zoltanperei4789
    @zoltanperei4789 Před 3 lety +100

    Hungary: *rebuilds some buildings in Budapest*
    Leftists: *OMG holocaust! Holocaust! Its happening again. Help!*

    • @nightcitydrive534
      @nightcitydrive534 Před 3 lety +8

      Yeah it’s so overplayed at this point

    • @stukafaust
      @stukafaust Před 3 lety +5

      That was very below-the-belt reportage from DW.

    • @szabobence8764
      @szabobence8764 Před 3 lety +1

      The problem is not the reconstruction, problem starts at the governmental offices moving! Because in a real democracy, head of the government doesn't live in a seperate space in a castle!

    • @user-vm4uw6vc6h
      @user-vm4uw6vc6h Před 3 lety +8

      @@szabobence8764 what’s the White House?

    • @szabobence8764
      @szabobence8764 Před 3 lety

      @@user-vm4uw6vc6h But Hungary isn't in US, Hungary is in Europe and in Europe the prime minister shouldn't move to a castle, while the majority of people has a very bad life, for example in Borsod, which is a former industrial region! I understand your arguement, but I think we (Hungarians) shouldn't follow America in this thing! And we shouldn't follow America in many other things, for example in wars! We should maintain a good relation with other countries!

  • @LPrulezAndre
    @LPrulezAndre Před 3 lety +43

    Man with a Lacoste face mask complaining about unnecessary spending ahaha

    • @danigual4867
      @danigual4867 Před 3 lety

      China face mask ☺

    • @bpalics09
      @bpalics09 Před 3 lety

      Have you heard the famous Chinatown of Budapest? You can buy plenty there 😁

    • @laszlonagy9882
      @laszlonagy9882 Před 3 lety

      it is one of the wealthiest districts in the city

  • @Siegbert85
    @Siegbert85 Před 3 lety +26

    The report failed to show anything really problematic... just a bunch of hollow antifascist phrases.

  • @sator666666
    @sator666666 Před 3 lety +19

    All the best to president Orban. With love from Poland.

  • @szilardkatona1090
    @szilardkatona1090 Před 3 lety +29

    So the opponents say that the ruins of these buildings would look better and Viktor Orbán builds these for his own desire. This is total nonsense because anyone can visit the castle quarter anytime of the year and it is obvious the aim of the renovations is to attract more tourists. In addition, they are also constantly renovating castles in the countryside such as Eger or Diósgyőr.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +1

      Azt hallottam, hogy az egy jó napnak számít, ha reggel 7 előtt semmi rosszat nem mondtak rólunk a német média remek szakemberei.

  • @dissidentright
    @dissidentright Před 3 lety +33

    The Hungarian have my support, I don't care if they don't need it.

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +1

      Thanks! We need every supports because our enemy, who is, by the way, the enemy of every national sovereign states, so the enemy is too much powerful.

  • @vintageb8
    @vintageb8 Před 3 lety +46

    Isn't this wonderful for Hungary? Why the hate?

    • @annaszederkenyi8439
      @annaszederkenyi8439 Před 3 lety +4

      Our hospitals are in ruins, our schools too, and they spend money on something we don't need. Sure, we'll have beautiful buildings and no people. Those who can survive try to leave. He wants to recreate a fascist age again.

    • @gagetomerlin2497
      @gagetomerlin2497 Před 3 lety

      The Orban regime is authoritarian and bigoted.

    • @megmurgyel
      @megmurgyel Před 3 lety +13

      @@annaszederkenyi8439 dont lie pls , there are ,,,inthis city,,also 2 large hospitals here, both beautiful and modern, trained professionals, very overwhelmed by epidemics and free. push your stupidity into some facebook group. I'm glad people like you don't tell me what we need. for you think in one plane .
      -- I hope you know he's just trolling .
      like when Americans don’t know our country and we used to joke with them that there are public executions here and we live in huts etc.

    • @pietdezwart2271
      @pietdezwart2271 Před 3 lety +1

      @Africanus Exterminatus your question proves his point

    • @pietdezwart2271
      @pietdezwart2271 Před 3 lety +2

      @@megmurgyel are there no public executions? what a shame. best way to get rid of some politicians, if it was allowed

  • @Tovalokodonc
    @Tovalokodonc Před 3 lety +26

    I'm not a sympathizer of Fidesz and Orbán, but wow! What a one-sided, deceitful and overall anti-Hungarian report this is.

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety

      You should sympathize. They earned it.

    • @Tovalokodonc
      @Tovalokodonc Před 3 lety +1

      @@madmax6827 They did nothing besides introduce a few good policies, but that number is less than the bad ones.

    • @madmax6827
      @madmax6827 Před 3 lety

      @@Tovalokodonc Such as?

    • @Tovalokodonc
      @Tovalokodonc Před 3 lety

      @@madmax6827 I don't rly want to write a long comment, but there's a lot to it, so here i go. They don't care about education nor healthcare. They're revoking university autonomy and want all universities under their control, the witchhunting of the CEU which rly gave the only degree in this country that's valued internatinoally. The dumbing down of school material, falsifying history etc. The horrible salary of medical workers and just the state of hospitals and equipment. The most corrupt government in Europe. The anti-lbtq laws though that is a very subjective matter. And rly a lot more other things. Meanwhile all the good things they have done was his migrantpolitics and boosting Hungarian birthrates.

  • @somasudar7605
    @somasudar7605 Před 3 lety +13

    DW you live in an alternate present. You lie your alternate present. Ridiculous!

  • @AdmiralKarlDonuts
    @AdmiralKarlDonuts Před 3 lety +27

    Would love to visit Budapest once the pandemic ends. My mother visited there when she was a college student, she told me its an amazing city with wonderful history and architecture.

  • @athlonyt618
    @athlonyt618 Před 3 lety +10

    Fascist = anything that is beautiful
    This is literally what this video is reporting
    ... ironically maybe there's some truth in it if you look at the buildings built during soviet occuation

  • @martinvesely76
    @martinvesely76 Před 3 lety +25

    That is a great intention. Bravo Orban. 👏👏👏👍👍👍

  • @zoltankatona6828
    @zoltankatona6828 Před 3 lety +8

    As a Hungarian I don't see the problem. I dislike Orbán and Fidesz, but rebuilding the Castle District is a good thing. A few years ago these building were mostly empty, unused and somewhat dilapidated, so renovating them makes sense.

  • @h.b.7104
    @h.b.7104 Před 3 lety +30

    Germany rebuilt an old Prussian palace with a gigantic cross on top right in the center of the city on Museum Island (Humboldt Forum). It will house the looted African and other colonial objects from the Ethnological Museum. Deutsche Welle should do a story on German colonialism and its endurance today.

  • @kobusai
    @kobusai Před 3 lety +8

    The buildings were built around late 1800. Buildings destroyed in World War II are being restored.

  • @rizzeh7444
    @rizzeh7444 Před 3 lety +26

    Much love from Romania, hopefully similar projects would start in Bucharest aswell, such shame communism destroyed the arhitectures of our beautiful country's cities

    • @bogo_wanderlust3692
      @bogo_wanderlust3692 Před 3 lety

      maybe they were destroyed by NAZISM AS WELL

    • @rizzeh7444
      @rizzeh7444 Před 3 lety +1

      @@bogo_wanderlust3692 No, they were not

    • @qvida4614
      @qvida4614 Před 3 lety +2

      @@bogo_wanderlust3692 Ceausescu destroyed the Bucharest oldtown to make place for his palace.

  • @anunnakmm
    @anunnakmm Před 3 lety +25

    Serbia 🇷🇸❤️ 🤝Hungary 🇭🇺

    • @davidrothmayer2440
      @davidrothmayer2440 Před 3 lety +2

      Hvala Brate moj!

    • @esvagy1
      @esvagy1 Před 3 lety +1

      Love from a hungarian living in Vojvodina!

    • @MilanNedicSerbia
      @MilanNedicSerbia Před 3 lety +3

      @@davidrothmayer2440 Support for our neighbors. Do not let the leftist marxist gang destroy your country as they did with Western Europe

    • @arnoldpuskas916
      @arnoldpuskas916 Před 3 lety +2

      Поздрав из Будимпеште, браћа Срби!

  • @motsu84
    @motsu84 Před 3 lety +9

    Castle reconstruction did not happen yesterday. What is the agenda for DW to pick up such a reporting on Hungary? Is it bcos of some recent happenings in Hungary, like vaccines related?

    • @SweetSmoke21
      @SweetSmoke21 Před 3 lety +2

      No, it is because we will have elections in next year and MSM media started an assault attack against Orban because he doesn't dance as it is wished by the globalists.