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"Am plătit pentru slăbiciunea noastră preţul pierderii independenţei cu sute de mii de deportaţi, persecutaţi şi strămutaţi", a spus premierul, în opinia căruia nu se poate ceda nici un strop din suveranitatea Ungariei deoarece "ştim că dacă dăm doar degetul mic, imediat ni se va lua tot braţul".
Monumentul Gulag necesită o Ungarie - a declarat Viktor Orbán - unde evenim... |
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... behind Japanese lines in Burma.
1944 January 26, ARGENTINA
Finally broke off diplomatic relations with Germany. The 100 Argentinean citizens detained by the Nazis were deported to Bergen-Belsen. Until that time, German officials had approached Luis H. Irigoyen, the secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Berlin, regarding their repatriation. Irigoyen had refused, ... |
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1944 August 17, DRANCY CONCENTRATION/TRANSIT CAMP (France)
Was liberated. From August 21, 1941 until it was liberated over 61,000 Jews were deported from Drancy "to the East." Many Jews died in Drancy and its satellite camps (Noe, Gurs, and Recebedou). 1500 inmates we... |
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... offers to give whatever help we can.
1941 June 22, FINLAND
Joined Germany and invaded its old nemesis, Russia. In the following months, Himmler tried to induce the Finns to deport their 2000 Jews. The Finns and their Foreign Minister Rolf Witting flatly refused.
1941 June 22, HUNGARIAN ARMY
Joined Germany in its surprise attack on the Soviet U... |
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... by Josef Terboven, the Nazi commissioner. Quisling initiated anti-Jewish measures including confiscation of property and the establishing of labor camps. Half of Norway's 1,600 Jews were deported to Auschwitz on October 25, 1942.
1942: Quisling forms a puppet gove... |
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... behind Japanese lines in Burma.
1944 January 26, ARGENTINA
Finally broke off diplomatic relations with Germany. The 100 Argentinean citizens detained by the Nazis were deported to Bergen-Belsen. Until that time, German officials had approached Luis H. Irigoyen, the secretary of the Argentine Embassy in Berlin, regarding their repatriation. Irigoyen had refused, s... |
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1944 August 17, DRANCY CONCENTRATION/TRANSIT CAMP (France)
Was liberated. From August 21, 1941 until it was liberated over 61,000 Jews were deported from Drancy "to the East." Many Jews died in Drancy and its satellite camps (Noe, Gurs, and Recebedou). 1500 inmates we... |
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... offers to give whatever help we can.
1941 June 22, FINLAND
Joined Germany and invaded its old nemesis, Russia. In the following months, Himmler tried to induce the Finns to deport their 2000 Jews. The Finns and their Foreign Minister Rolf Witting flatly refused.
1941 June 22, HUNGARIAN ARMY
Joined Germany in its surprise attack on the Soviet U... |
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| ... welfare organization in occupied France. Under the guidance of David Rapoport, "Mother and Child" helped thousands of Jews. Rapoport and his wife were arrested by the Nazis in June 1943 and deported to Auschwitz where they perished. The La Mere et l'Enfant was originally founded at a day camp known as the Colonie Scolaire which was located at 26 Rue Amelot. There were also known b... |
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... by Josef Terboven, the Nazi commissioner. Quisling initiated anti-Jewish measures including confiscation of property and the establishing of labor camps. Half of Norway's 1,600 Jews were deported to Auschwitz on October 25, 1942.
1942: Quisling forms a puppet gove... |
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