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"Without Pressure from Germany": Hungary's Revisionist History of the Deportation of 18,000 Jews | History News Network

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Official narrative that Hungary was a safe country of asylum for Jews is false. As early as the summer of 1941, the Hungarian state deported Jewish inhabitants without any pressure from the German side. In July and August 1941, about 18,000 people, mainly from Carpatho-Ukraine, were deported via the Körösmezö concentration camp to Kolomea.

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"Without Pressure from Germany": Hungary's Revisionist History of the Deportation of 18,000 Jews | History News Network

László Ferenczy of the Hungarian Royal Gendarmerie was a key figure in the expulsion of Jews from Hungary prior to and after the 1944 Nazi occupation of the country. The official narrative that Hungary was a safe country of asylum for Jews until the German occupation on March 19, 1944 is simply false. As early as the summer of 1941, the Hungarian state deported Jewish inhabitants without any pressure from the German side.Anti-Semitism and revisi…

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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