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Géza Molnár: “Letting go is quite difficult for me”

Géza Molnár on his sofa. The portrait in the background was given to him by artist Reinhard Schweda from Klingenbach.(Bild: Reinhard Judt)

Géza Molnár is contesting the Burgenland state parliamentary elections on 19 January 2025 with the "Hausverstand" list. The "Krone" met him in his single apartment in Eisenstadt and spoke to him about dark hours, his trust in God, his transformation and his new addiction. 

"I never have visitors, except from my children," says Géza Molnár (40) when we meet him for an interview in his 52 m² rented garçonnière in Eisenstadt. Even a blind person would recognize that a single man lives in the fully furnished one-and-a-half room apartment. His Mensur racket is on the front room dresser - Molnár is a member of the German nationalist student fraternity Akademisches Corps Hansea in Vienna, even though he has dropped out of law school. A pull-up bar is mounted on the door frame. There are two bikes and several pairs of running shoes in the living/dining room. The only thing you won't find here is a coffee machine. Molnár greatly reduced his caffeine consumption five years ago and has also cut out many other things that are bad for him.