Ferenc Nagy, Prisoner of the Gestapo?
From: jpshinley@my-dejanews.com
Date: 2/3/99 2:35 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: <799ie1$a86$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>
[This post was made to contest claims by Garrison supporters that Ferenc Nagy was a Nazi-sympathizer during WWII and later.--JPS]
Who's Who in America 1960-1961
Marquis, Chicago
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Nagy, Ferenc
ex-premier of Hungary;
b. Bisse, Hungary, Oct 8, 1903;
s. Ferenc and Julianna (Kata) N.;
ed. pub schs.;
LL.D., Bloomfield College, 1948, University of California at
Berkeley, 1957;
m. Juliette Balog, Jan 24, 1924;
children Ferenc, Julia, Lazlo, Sophia, Maria;
sec. general of Smallholders' Party, 1930;
member parliament, 1939;
prisoner of the Gestapo, 1944;
pres. Nat. Assembly, 1945;
minister of recnstrn., 1945;
prime minister of Hungary, 1946-47;
exile of Communism, 1947;
pres. of the Central European Com., 1951;
Author:
Struggle behind the Iron Curtain, 1948;
articles: How the Russians Grabbed my Government, 1947;
Around the Iron Curtain, 1949;
Home: 523 Eldon St., Herndon, Va.
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Jerry Shinley
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