 In August 1939, Andor Jaross asked the Hungarian prime minister to recall at least part of them back to Hungary.Due to different development in Czechoslovakia and Hungary during the previous 20 years, local Hungarians had more democratic spirit and came into conflict with the new administration known by its authoritarian arrogance.In November–December 1939, behavior toward Hungarians in the annexed territory escalated into official complaint of "Felvidék" MPs in Hungarian parliament.