Budapest park to be named after Nelson Mandela
A park in Budapest’s south-western District 11 will be named after Nelson Mandela, under a decision by the city council taken on Wednesday.
The decision, however, requires approval by the district council, too.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Mandela (1918-2013) was the Republic of South-Africa’s first black president serving between 1994 and 1999.
Under another decision, a street in the northern District 3 will be named after Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, Archbishop of Warsaw, who was well known for his principled stand against Nazism and Communism.
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Source: MTI
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oh really, Hungry. See this Mandela’s bombs
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Mandela was a communist terrorist and his wife Winnie Mandela a psychopath who burned to death more than 500 people who dared oppose the ANC doctrine, by means of necklacing (look it up, recoil in horror). The world has been thoroughly fooled by the ANC (designated a terrorist organisation by USA until 2008) and its lies about its so-called struggle, lies about how bad apartheid supposedly was. The concept of the “Rainbow Nation” is being forced down the throats of white people in South Africa currently with more than 100 anti-white race based laws that exclude them from contributing or benefiting from the economy. Yet they are the ones who pay the taxes. Yet they are the ones slaughtered and tortured on their farms daily. Politicians sing Kill the Boer songs and sponsor farm attacks.
Nope