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+ | <div id="articleContentAndWidgetsContainer"><p>Hungary's main Jewish organization has urged the government and parliament to prevent the honoring of Miklos Horthy, the country’s -era ruler.</p> <p>Horthy had ",Mulberry sale;direct responsibility for the killing and destruction of several hundred thousand ," the Federation of Hungarian Jewish Communities, or Mazsihisz,christian louboutin uk, said in a statement Wednesday,Mulberry outlet.</p> <p>The statement was in reaction to the recent decision by the mayor of Kunhegyes in eastern Hungary to rename a street after Horthy,christian louboutin shoes.</p> <p>Horthy, who ruled from 1920 to 1944, was an ally to ,louis vuitton uk, Nazi Germany’s World War II leader, but Hitler deposed him fearing he might sign a peace treaty with the Allied forces. Horthy however passed several anti-Jewish laws before his ouster and was in charge when 500,000 Jews under Hungarian control began to be deported to death camps,louis vuitton uk.</p> <p>Last year, a statue of Horthy was erected in Kereki in southwestern Hungary and in Csokako,louboutin shoes, a village in the country’s north,louis vuitton bags, and a plaque in his honor was unveiled in Debrecen,louboutin shoes, Hungary’s second-largest city. In April a square was named after him in Gyomro, a town near Budapest.</p> <p>Many in Hungary - where the nationalist Jobbik Party is third largest in parliament -- admire Horthy's consistent anti-Communist stance in the face of Soviet pressure in the 1920s and 1930s.</p> <p>Mazsihisz President Peter Feldmajer last year said in the European Parliament that at a time when “streets and squares are named after Horthy, who stands as a hero for the people, the Hungarian Jewish people feel increasing danger,christian louboutin sale.”<br /></p> </div> | ||
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Horthy had "
Hungary's main Jewish organization has urged the government and parliament to prevent the honoring of Miklos Horthy, the country’s -era ruler.
Horthy had ",Mulberry sale;direct responsibility for the killing and destruction of several hundred thousand ," the Federation of Hungarian Jewish Communities, or Mazsihisz,christian louboutin uk, said in a statement Wednesday,Mulberry outlet.
The statement was in reaction to the recent decision by the mayor of Kunhegyes in eastern Hungary to rename a street after Horthy,christian louboutin shoes.
Horthy, who ruled from 1920 to 1944, was an ally to ,louis vuitton uk, Nazi Germany’s World War II leader, but Hitler deposed him fearing he might sign a peace treaty with the Allied forces. Horthy however passed several anti-Jewish laws before his ouster and was in charge when 500,000 Jews under Hungarian control began to be deported to death camps,louis vuitton uk.
Last year, a statue of Horthy was erected in Kereki in southwestern Hungary and in Csokako,louboutin shoes, a village in the country’s north,louis vuitton bags, and a plaque in his honor was unveiled in Debrecen,louboutin shoes, Hungary’s second-largest city. In April a square was named after him in Gyomro, a town near Budapest.
Many in Hungary - where the nationalist Jobbik Party is third largest in parliament -- admire Horthy's consistent anti-Communist stance in the face of Soviet pressure in the 1920s and 1930s.
Mazsihisz President Peter Feldmajer last year said in the European Parliament that at a time when “streets and squares are named after Horthy, who stands as a hero for the people, the Hungarian Jewish people feel increasing danger,christian louboutin sale.”
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