Christianity and the holocaust of Hungarian Jewry:
The tragedy of Hungarian Jewry reached its climax between the 15th of May and the 7th of July, 1944, when nearly half a million Jews were expelled from Hungary and sent to death camps. The removal of Jews from Hungary - except for those of the capital, Budapest - was absolute, and was carried out ra...
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Zusammenfassung: | The tragedy of Hungarian Jewry reached its climax between the 15th of May and the 7th of July, 1944, when nearly half a million Jews were expelled from Hungary and sent to death camps. The removal of Jews from Hungary - except for those of the capital, Budapest - was absolute, and was carried out rapidly and efficiently. This dramatic event, unusual even against the background of the Holocaust, did not take place in a vacuum. It grew out of the relationship that had evolved over generations between the expelled people and the larger populace. The Christian church in Hungary played a central, active part in this relationship and its final, devastating outcome. The role of the Christian church in Hungary during the Nazis' campaign of Jewish mass extermination has been largely forgotten. Now, Moshe Herczl exposes this repressed and painful episode in the history of the Holocaust. Using previously unknown materials and extensive analytical research, he recreates the church's actions and disposition toward Hungarian Jewry. Drawing on personal correspondence, speeches, and of ficial platforms, he provides a scathing indictment - in its own words - of the church's lack of compassion toward - and even active persecution of - Hungary's Jews during this period. |
Beschreibung: | Aus d. Hebr. übers. |
Beschreibung: | IX, 299 S. |
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Christianity and
the Holocaust
of Hungarian Jewry
Moshe Y Herczl
Translated by Joel Lerner
n
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS
New York and London
Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments ix
i The Preparatory Years
Introduction 3 Background 4 The Blood Libel of Tisza
Eszlar 8 The Catholic People's Party 17 The Revolutions and the
White Terror 23 The Catholic Press 40 The Numerus
Clausus Law 43 The Consolidation of the Twenties and the
Christian Antisemitism of the Thirties 48 Popular Antisemitism
of the Thirties 56 Cross Movements and the Arrow-
Cross Party 65 Conclusion 76
2 Anti-Jewish Legislation
Introduction 81 The First Anti-Jewish Act 82 The Eucharistic
Convention 90 In the Wake of the Act's Adoption 94
The Second Anti-Jewish Act 100 The Debate in the Upper House:
The Stand of Church Leaders 106 Extraparliamentary Activity
during and after the Debate on the Second Anti-Jewish Act 119
The Demand for Additional Anti-Jewish Legislation 128 The Third
Anti-Jewish Act 133 The Labor Battalions Act 140 The Jewish
Religion Status-Lowering Act 143 The Jewish Estates Expropriation
Act 145 The Kallay Proposal for the Expulsion of
the Jews from Hungary 152 Conclusion 167
vn
Vlll CONTENTS
3- 1944
Introduction 173 The Expulsion 176 Who Carried Out the
Expulsion? 183 Priestly Activity 190 The Shepherds' Epistles 205
A Quarter of a Million Budapest Jews—Trapped 215 Hungarian
Initiatives 230 Conclusion 242
Notes 245
Index 289 |
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