Deportation of Hungary's Jews to death camps
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- Blowback: America's Recruitment of Nazis and Its Effects on the Cold War pp. 223-227 · open book
In Hungary Germany installed a more cooperative prime minister in 1944 and succeeded in deporting about 70 percent of the country’s Jewish population—more than 400,000 people—to death camps in a matter of weeks. In the Baltic countries of Latvia and Lithuania, the subtleties of St.