The Inaugural Address of the Revolution

In 1848, word of the revolution in France landed in Pressburg and changed everything. When he found out, Koshoot immediately put pen to paper and crafted what we called last time, the inaugural address of the revolution. This speech was to fire up not just his Hungarian compatriots, but also men and women across the empire and beyond. Many in the national diet made one of their central goals over the next few weeks and months to not let Laotz Koshoot make himself dictator of Hungary.