The Hungarian nation is able to survive if every constituent part of the nation survives, declared Deputy PM Zsolt Semjen Wednesday.
“For historical reasons, one in three Hungarians doesn't live in Hungary, partly because after Trianon Treaty, the borders tore us apart, and partly because Hungarians left for other countries all over the world after the wars or fleeing the communist regime”, Mr Semjen said, stressing that the Hungarian nation can only survive if every constituent part of the nation survives. “So we need a strong motherland, must reinforce the historically Hungarian-inhabited regions of the Carpathian Basin, and must retain the scattered Hungarian communities living in the western world”, he added.
