Hungary's hardline nationalist leader Viktor Orban is facing international condemnation after making remarks on race and multiculturalism that were slammed as a 'pure Nazi text' by his longtime aide.
Hungary's hardline nationalist leader Viktor Orban is facing international condemnation after making remarks on race and multiculturalism that were slammed as a"pure Nazi text" by his longtime aide.
Zsuzsa Hegedus, who served as an adviser to Orban for two decades, quit Tuesday over what she called Orban's"illiberal turn," describing his comments in Romania on Saturday as a"pure Nazi text worthy of Goebbels," according to her resignation letter published by Hungarian outlet HVG.
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