Загадка клада Сеусо или как Венгрия купила свое прошлое за 43 млн €

This case began as a European antiquities market incident but evolved into a geopolitical thriller. In the 1980s, the "most expensive Roman silver"—the Sevso hoard—appeared out of nowhere. The investigation stretches from Swiss banks to offshore companies on the island of Guernsey, uncovering connections between illegal diggers, antiquities dealers, the British aristocracy, and corrupt officials. Lebanon, Croatia, and Hungary each laid claim to the find. But only one won, paying a record sum. And the notorious Viktor Orbán played a key role in this case. How it happened and what archives have been hiding for 30 years—in this investigation into one of the most high-profile archaeological frauds of the 20th century.