Ellenzék, no. 101, 5 May 1944

Ellenzék, no. 101, 5 May 1944

The article claims that the “Jewish question” was starting to be resolved by the measures taken to round up the Jews in ghettos and the dismissal of Jewish intellectuals from workplaces. The author of the article concludes that the Jewish problem must be solved in its entirety, and wonders what would be the best solution: either send the Hungarian Jews to other countries, who would, in turn, give up ethnic Hungarians, or transport them to a territory outside of Hungary (possibly to Palestine) where they would set up their own country.

Lucian Blaga CUL Cluj-Napoca Collections

The Dr. Moshe Carmilly Institute for Hebrew and Jewish History

5 May 1944

Hungarian