إرفنج ضد ليبستدات David Irving, Hitler and Holocaust Denial:
Electronic Edition, by Richard J. EvansTable of Contents |<<
(iv) Further suppression ...||< (i) Background| 1. The
significance of the meeting between Hitler and Horthy on 16-17
April 1943 only really becomes clear when we recall what
happened subseqently. In May 1943 the Hungarian Prime Minister
Kállay publicly rejected the idea of 'resettlement' of Hungary's
Jews in the East until he received a satisfactory answer from
the Germans as to how and where the resettlement was to take
place.32 But the Nazi government did not abandon its designs for
the extermination of the Hungarian Jews. In March 1944, Horthy
was again summoned to meet Hitler. According to Horthy, at the
meeting on 18 March 1944 Hitler complained that 'Hungary did
nothing in the matter of the Jewish problem, and was not
prepared to settle accounts with the large Jewish population in
Hungary'.33 Meanwhile, German troops marched into Hungary and
took the country over. Sztójay was appoin