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Includes a speech by Chief Rabbi Moses Rosen, a report of an international symposium on the subject held in July 1984, and short articles on the historical background to the Holocaust in Hungary, emphasizing the responsibility of the Horthy government. Describes effects of antisemitic legislation, extended to Transylvania in 1940, and the imposition of compulsory labor service for men in 1941-42 as well as Hungarian involvement in the deportations after the German occupation in 1944. Mentions attempts by Hungarians to help the Jews, especially the Catholic Bishop of Transylvania, Áron Márton, and Colonel Imre Reviky, organizer of the Jewish work detachments in northern Transylvania, and by Romanians who helped Jews to cross the border. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)