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Quote by Árpád Göncz
For a thousand years we have held the view that the fate and future of Hungary and Europe are indivisible.
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The speaker says that Hungary’s destiny cannot be separated from Europe’s. “Fate and future” covers both what happens to the two and where they are headed. The reference to a thousand years presents this as a long-held view, not a recent political position. It expresses a belief in Hungary’s lasting connection with Europe.
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