Felszabadítók
Felszabadítók is a Hungarian term that translates to "Liberators" in English. It is most commonly associated with the Soviet Union's military intervention in Hungary during and immediately after World War II. The Red Army entered Hungary in September 1944, ostensibly to defeat the Axis powers and liberate the country from Nazi Germany's influence.
The arrival of Soviet troops was initially welcomed by many Hungarians who had suffered under German occupation
The term "Felszabadítók" thus carries a dual and often contested meaning in Hungarian historical discourse. For