Sponsored by Aish.com: In 1944, the Nazis began deporting Hungarian Jews to the concentration camps. This would be one of the final tragedies of the Holocaust, as 400,000 Hungarian Jews were taken to the gas chambers in a matter of weeks. Additionally, tens of thousands of Jews died on death marches from Budapest to Austria, and others were shot and thrown into the Danube River. During this time...
Anti-Semitism in Hungary on the rise, says PM
From : Anti-Semitism was on the rise in his country, Hungary’s prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany has told the London newspaper “The Times”. In the interview, Gyurcsany also said radical nationalism could grip Eastern Europe as the region resisted much needed reforms. Asked whether there had been a revival of anti-Semitism since the demonstrations against his government last fall...