Reuters October 18, 2013 Hungarian prosecutors charged a former Communist Party official with war crimes for the first time on Wednesday over the suppression of an anti-Soviet uprising in 1956. More than two decades after the fall of communism, the prosecution of Bela Biszku became…
Israeli Finance Minister Yair Lapid addresses Hungarian Parliament. Just days after the Jewish crackdown on Golden Dawn’s leadership, Jews have staged a two day event in Hungary called the Conference on Jewish Life and Anti-Semitism in Contemporary Europe , in which they have again ordered…
Hungary is about to pay off its debt to the International Monetary Fund and then wants the creditor gone. The country was saved by Washington-based group with $25 bln loan five years ago but isn’t renewing the aid in order to avoid closer scrutiny of…
Hungarian Ambience August 31, 2013 According to Jobbik, the Simon Wiesenthal Centre’s Hungarian operation poses a serious national security risk so the party calls on the government to ban the organization and expel its non-Hungarian employees from the country. According to MP György Szilágyi, the…
RT August 21, 2013 Hungary is about to pay off its debt to the International Monetary Fund and then wants the creditor gone. The country was saved by Washington-based group with $25 bln loan five years ago but isn’t renewing the aid in order to…
Hungarian Ambience August 17, 2013 Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) filed an official complaint against Győr ETO football club with the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) because allegedly, Győr football fans chanted antisemitic slogans during the Champions League match between Győr and Maccabi…
AFP August 4, 2013 A verdict in the trial of four Hungarians accused of killing six Roma in a wave of cold-blooded attacks is expected Tuesday, as the country continues to struggle with discrimination. Between July 2008 and August 2009, the men allegedly carried out…
‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion’ and other tracts on display at university event in Slovakia Times of Israel July 29, 2013 Anti-Semitic literature was on display at a festival in Slovakia sponsored by Hungary’s ruling party, Fidesz. Among the books on display at the…
AFP July 16, 2013 Hungary’s central bank governor Gyorgy Matolcsy said Monday the country will soon repay a 2008 loan from the International Monetary Fund, and that the organisation should close its Budapest office. About 2.2. billion euros remain outstanding from a 20 billion euro…
by Sam Sokol The Jerusalem Post July 7th, 2013 The government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán settled an ongoing feud with the Conference of Material Claims Against Germany on Saturday, signing a deal to resume providing reparations to Hungarian Holocaust survivors located abroad. In…
Times of Israel May 19, 2013 Organizers bar Attila Petrovszki from martial arts bout because of his pro-Hitler, anti-Semitic body art Atilla Petrovszki (left) sporting his anti-Semitic tattoos in a mixed martial arts fight. (photo credit: image capture from YouTube) A Hungarian martial arts fighter…
