Luios Kosjot Square is located in central Hungary in the ancient city of Budapest, overlooking the Hungarian Parliament and many statues and monuments that commemorate the great patriots of the past; Among them is the Koçot memorial, after which the square is named. The leader of Hungary during the Revolution of 1848, and known at home and abroad for his impassioned and powerful speeches (which attracted the attention of British and American writers), Kossuth Lajos is representative of Hungary's long struggle for freedom and democracy, both in his days when his country was ruled by Austria, And then from the Soviet state later.