A Budapesti "Bíró Dániel" orthodox zsidó kórház tragikus története

Scheiber, Mirjam
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Title A Budapesti "Bíró Dániel" orthodox zsidó kórház tragikus története.
Host Item Holocaust Füzetek 7 (1997) 9-44
Description Relates the history of what was possibly the world's first Orthodox Jewish hospital, founded in Budapest in 1920. Based on survivors' testimonies, relates the terrible events of 15 January 1945, when a killer squad, composed of Hungarian Nazis and SS, massacred 150 patients, doctors, and nurses, and then burned the hospital to the ground. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Includes documents. With English and German summaries.
Language Hungarian
National Library system number 990001971660705171
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