… Margit’s sister Helén’s (1900-1944) husband Géza Abelesz (1896-1944). Their business was forced to close in 1940 after new laws prohibited Jews from the…

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… was forced to close in 1940 after new laws prohibited Jews from the agricultural commodities business. The family moved to Budapest in Fall 1941. In…

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… Hungarian Jews in 1944.…

…; becoming aware that she was different from other Hungarians because she was Jewish in 1942; hearing what was going on in Poland with the Jews; the Germans…

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… gymnasium, which was a college prep high school, but only a certain percentage of Jews were admitted. But her father used his connections to get her in. 04:00…

… Spain, in December 1944. During this time, he worked for the establishment of several safehouses in Budapest for sheltering Jews under Spanish protection…

… 1944 persecutions of Jews under the Arrow Cross government; being approached by Wallenberg and being ready to help him, mainly by persuading her husband…

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… Minister Gábor Kemény, was shocked by the October 1944 persecutions of Jews under the Arrow Cross government. She thus, when approached by Wallenberg, was…

… in several rescues of Jews from October to December 1944 at the request of Angelo Rotta, the papal nuncio, who acted as a representative of the Vatican…

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… near. Mr. Baranski provides a very detailed and extensive description of several rescues of Jews, from October to December, 1944, at the request of…

… sister, as well as details about the fate of Jews in Hungary, particularly in Komárom and Budapest. Gabriel’s memoir, titled "Machzor” is typewritten in…

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… single series. The documents are arranged chronologically. Indexing terms Schutzengel, Gabriel. Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) Jews--Hungary. Forced labor…

… was shot and her mother was bayoneted; surviving in a primitive Jewish hospital facility; a number of instances of aid by non-Jews given by clergy and…

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… that, please? EB: W-A-H-R-M-A-N-N. JF: Thank you. EB: This family gave one Deputy Finance Minister1, the first Jew, to Austro- Hungary. My father served…

… more as Hungarian than Jewish; the Hungarian occupation of Czechoslovakia in 1938; the restrictions placed on Jews; her brother and future husband being…

…’s change from being unaware of existing Hungarian antisemitism and of Nazi persecutions of Jews elsewhere to experiencing government imposed restrictions…

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… Jews elsewhere, to growing dread under government imposed restrictions, almost secret attempts to emigrate, along with continuing disbelief. She tells of…

… her family before the war; living with a Jewish family during the war; assisting Hungarian Jews by forging identification papers and by smuggling food…

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…- -LANGUAGES- -KEY_SEGMENT- -GEOGRAPHIC_NAME- -PERSONAL_NAME- -CORPORATE_NAME- -KEY_WORDS- -NOTES- -CONTENTS- Maria Dobrowicz assisted Hungarian Jews by forging…

… Hungary; restrictions being put into place in 1938; Jews struggling to find work and his father trying to help when he could; living in an apartment…

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… of 1938 many restrictions were put into place. Until 1940, almost everything was intact. In 1940 they could only employ a small percentage of Jews…

…; antisemitism in Eastern European countries, especially in the lower classes in the cities; restrictions on Jews; the German occupation and the emergence of…

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… antisemitism was inborn in all East European countries but was most virulent in the lower classes in the cities. There were restrictions on Jews mainly limiting…

…Pearl Herling, born in Budapest, Hungary on August 24, 1924, describes the antisemitism and discrimination against Jews that always present in…

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… discrimination against Jews which peaked in 1938. She also describes the increasingly harsh restrictions against Hungarian Jews between 1940 and 1944 and the…

… Zionists who helped smuggle Jews into Hungary from German-occupied countries. After Germany occupied Hungary in 1944, the Committee shifted to negotiating…

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… other senior Nazi leaders on behalf of the committee in an attempt to secure the liberation of hundreds of Hungarian Jews. Includes an early draft report…

…Jews--Education--Israel.…

… World War I; relations with non-Jews and his education; the occupation of his town by various countries, until Csepe became part of Czechoslovakia…

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… education, their music, their everything, is oppressed by the Austrian government. Therefore, they, in their own homes, just as we Jews spoke Yiddish, so they…

… the war; the subsequent persecution of Jews; witnessing the deteriorating conditions in Hungary and the eventual German occupation; working in the…

… with the children; receiving aid from non-Jews and an SA officer who warned her about her imminent arrest; escaping to London from August 1939 to…

… nanny; Veronica becoming aware of what was happening to the Jews in 1937; Itzhak’s family staying in Budapest while Veronica went to the Budapest ghetto…

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… Itzhak Grossman, now living together in Israel. Itzhak's family were Jews from Budapest, who hired Veronica before the war in the capacity of nanny. Once…