The assessment of the historical traumas of the 20th century has played a crucial role in the polarization of the Hungarian public discourse. The centenary of the Treaty of Trianon, marking the end of the Great War, did not bring about “national unity” either. If possible, Hungarians are more divided now than ever. The primary reason is the conscious strategy of PM Orbán to monopolize memory policy, but the opposition’s responsibility cannot be ignored either.