Izabella Bencze, one of the founders of the CÖF, passes away

Bencze Izabella After the regime change, he worked in the Ministry of International Economic Relations, the Ministry of Defense, the State Development Institute, and the Ministry of Finance as a department head, department head and coder.

For five years, from 1998 to 2003, he was Deputy Director General of the Directorate of Treasury Assets, the largest public asset management organization in the country. During this period, he became a member of the board of directors or the supervisory board of several large state-owned companies.

Between 2007 and 2010, he became the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Hungarian Radio Public Foundation, and from 2010 he became the curator elected by the parliament of the Hungarian public service media owning body, the Public Foundation of Public Service.

His name became known as the author of several books and studies related to national wealth. Between 2007 and 2010, his numerous publications, radio and television recordings, and his own television program dealt with the protection of national property and the abuses of Hungarian privatization.

About your work Homeland (treason) The book titled 2009 was also published in 2009. It has been featured in several documentaries, the best known of which was also made in 2009. War against the nation documentary film Jelenczki István in the settlement.

His choice as curator was only published to a limited extent, but he was featured in the television series Szabadság tér ’89, which deals with the problems of Hungarian regime change.

He was a founding member of the Civil Cooperation Forum (CÖF), which wrote in a statement to the MTI that Izabella Bencze fought “tirelessly” for the common good.

Its journalists were expected and read by tens of thousands of people. We preserve his words and phrases, with which he always called Hungarians to follow the mandate of God, home and love,

The CÖF announced.