也是对历史人物的不同定位，所以把纳吉的塑像给挪了位置，不过不是很远. 从新闻稿看不出究竟为什么要搬走而腾出位置
Hungary removes statue of anti-Soviet hero Imre Nagy
28 December 2018
The Hungarian authorities have removed a much-loved statue of Imre Nagy, hero of the 1956 anti-Soviet uprising, from a square in central Budapest.
The Nagy statue is being moved to Jaszai Mari Square, a northern location away from the parliament building.
Some critics accuse Prime Minister Viktor Orban's nationalist government of revising the country's history.
A monument to the victims of a short-lived communist regime in 1919 will replace the Nagy statue.
Imre Nagy was hanged in 1958 for his role in the uprising. A pro-reform communist, he had sought to free Hungary of hardline communist rule, but in 1956 the revolt was crushed by Soviet tanks. Pro-Moscow hardliners were reinstalled in power.
The statue was erected in 1996 at Martyrs' Square.
