MUDr. Péter Hunčík

"Exactly on November 17th in one flat – the radio and everything was turned off. Karči said: ,We won‘t get entertained by anything.´ They had some sandwiches and some goulash there. He said: ,You or us are now the ones, who can take some quality step. Either we do it or the discussion about minorities, minorities is worth nothing. Something needs to be done.´”

"I loved going to the theatre. I was on my way back from an opening night in the Komárno theatre. The train was to leave at midnight. On my way to the train station there was the Gábor Steiner bust. He was a great martyr of the Communist Party, he died in Auschwitz. So he was a communist, a Jew and he died in Auchwitz. I did not think about it then. I just started to talk to him: „Hi, Gábor, so you got here, It‘s cold in here, isn’t it? And what you’ve done with those and those? Was it worth it?” As I was talking to him I did not realize it was in front of the District Committee of the Communist Party building and the bust was unveiled on that very day. Obviously there was the guard in the building – because it was in the night. They run after a few minutes. It happened on Friday, they arrested me and kept me until Monday and then took me to the prosecutor. I was shocked that he had already have my poems, my essays and all I have just said.”