National Identity Prevails Amidst Psychological Warfare

Some countries assert their national identity and values with confidence, contrasting sharply with those in the West who struggle with their historical narratives. Nations like Hungary openly embrace their cultural characteristics, highlighting a strong sense of nationalism. In contrast, Western countries, particularly Germany, have faced extensive psychological warfare that has impacted their self-perception and national solidarity. There is concern about whether the West's recent openness to discussing national identity comes too late, as it continues to grapple with the effects of its past.