Hungary police oust protesters from WW-II monument site

April 30, 2014 03:51

Police in Hungary forcibly removed protesters from the site of a planned World War-II monument which Jewish critics say glosses over the country's role in the Holocaust.

Organisers of the sitdown protest said police physically lifted over 20 people, including a number of Holocaust survivors, from the planned site of the monument in the capital, Budapest, yesterday.

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