Why Is Viktor Orban Keeping The 100-Year-Old Treaty Of Trianon Alive?

A newly refurbished museum in Hungary is devoted to the 1920 Trianon Treaty, in which Hungary lost around two-thirds of its territory. The state-funded museum is part of a campaign by the right-wing government to foster national unity and a sense of injustice among ordinary Hungarians.

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