Holocaust Memorial Month

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1 Holocaust Memorial Month Embassy of Hungary Washington, DC April 3-26, 2012

2 In 2000, during the first government of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the National Assembly of Hungary declared April 16 as the Hungarian Holocaust Memorial Day to be commemorated in the Parliament of Hungary and all Hungarian secondary schools every year. This particular date was chosen because April 16, 1944 was the first day of the Hungarian Jewry being forced into ghettos. Ever since 2001, this Memorial Day serves as official Holocaust commemoration in Hungary and wherever Hungarians may live worldwide. The Embassy of Hungary organizes a Holocaust Memorial Month in Washington, DC in April 2012 to commemorate those who perished during the Holocaust, to pay tribute to the men and women who rescued Hungarian Jews from being transported to Nazi concentration camps to their certain deaths, and to remind ourselves that we have the responsibility and duty to do everything we can that such a terrible tragedy will never happen again. Dr. György Szapáry Ambassador of Hungary to the United States

3 1. Embassy Film Screening: PROGRAM SCHEDULE Captain László Ocskay, the Forgotten Hero (Ocskay László százados, az elfelejtett hős), 2008, 70min Time: Tuesday, April 3, 2012, 7pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 2nd by phone (202) /201 or by Summary: Directed by Gergely Fonyó, the film is based on the stories of survivors about the bold rescue operation conducted be László Ocskay, Captain of the Royal Hungarian Army during the Second World War. Thanks to Ocskay s activity, about two thousand hunted Jewish men, women, and children have escaped in the building of the former Jewish high school in the Abonyi Street of Budapest, Hungary. For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

4 2. Embassy Film Screening: Blessed is the Match: The Life and Death of Hannah Senesh (Bíztatóan int a gyertyafény Szenes Hanna), 2008, 54min Time: Tuesday, April 10, 2012, 7pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 9th by phone (202) /201 or by rsvp.was@mfa.gov.hu Summary: Narrated by Joan Allen, this is the first documentary feature film about Hungarian poet and diarist Hannah Senesh who became a paratrooper, resistance fighter, and modern-day Joan of Arc. She was captured in Hungary, while she was trying to rescue Jews during World War II. She was tortured, tried for treason, sentenced to death, and executed by the Nazis. She was buried on Mount Herzl in Jerusalem, Israel in A Hungarian military court officially exonerated her after For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

5 3. Embassy Film Screening: Fateless (Sorstalanság), 2005, 140min Time: Thursday, April 12, 2012, 7pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 11th by phone (202) /201 or by Summary: Based on the semi-autobiographic novel by the 2001 Nobel prize winning Hungarian writer Imre Kertész, the film tells the story of young Hungarian Jewish school boy, who is transported to Auschwitz in 1944, then to Buchenwald, eventually returning home to Budapest after the war. Directed by Academy Award Nominee Lajos Koltai, and the music score was composed by Academy Award Nominee Ennio Morricone (2005, running time: 140 min) For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

6 4. Commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Swedish Diplomat Raoul Wallenberg in the United States Congress By invitation only!!! Time: Monday, April 16, 2012, 5:45pm-6:15pm Venue: Raoul Wallenberg Statue, Capitol Visitor Center, United States Congress Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 13th by phone (202) or by Summary: Swedish Diplomat Raoul Wallenberg was instrumental in saving the lives of thousands of Jews in Hungary during the Holocaust. The late Congressman Tom Lantos and his wife Annette Lantos are among those who can attribute their lives to the heroic deeds of Wallenberg during World War II in Budapest, Hungary. For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

7 5. Commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Raoul Wallenberg at the Embassy of Hungary By invitation only!!! Time: Tuesday, April 17, 2012, 6:00pm-8:30pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 16th by phone (202) or by Panel discussion featuring: o Kati Marton, Author of the book Wallenberg o Michael Abramowitz, Director, Committee on Conscience, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum o Douglas Davidson, Special Envoy for Holocaust Issues, U.S. Department of State o Al Hunt, Editor, Bloomberg News, moderator of discussion Concluding remarks: Annette Lantos, Chairman, Lantos Foundation Summary: Raoul Wallenberg was instrumental in saving the lives of thousands of Jews in Hungary during the Holocaust. The late Tom Lantos and his wife, Annette Lantos are among those who can attribute their lives to the actions of Wallenberg during World War II in Budapest, Hungary. The event will be followed by a reception. For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

8 6. Embassy Film Screening: Gaudiopolis In Memoriam Gabor Sztehlo, 1988, 103min Time: Wednesday, April 18, 2012, 7pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 17th by phone (202) /201 or by Summary: Directed by Erika Szántó in 1988, the film commemorates Hungarian Lutheran Pastor Gábor Sztehlo, who, with the assistance of International Red Cross, organized 32 children orphanages until Christmas 1944, saving the lives of about 1600 Hungarian children (among them Nobel Prizewinning Chemist George Oláh, Television Director Ádám Horváth, Writer Mátyás Sárközi, Radio Reporter János Szilágyi, Pastor László Keveházi, Poet Ottó Orbán), as well as 400 adults during World War II. In 1972, he received the Righteous Among Nations honor from the Yad Vashem Institute in Jerusalem, Israel. After the war, Gábor Sztehlo created Gaudiopolis, the Republic of Children in Budapest in September 1945, which gave shelter to many children until This film won the Europa Award for best television film in For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

9 7. Embassy Film Screening: There Was Once (Egyszer volt ), 2011, 103min The event is organized in cooperation with the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice ( Time: Tuesday, April 24, 2012, 7pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 23rd by phone (202) /201 or by Summary: Directed by Gábor Kálmán, this film is about Mrs. Gyöngyi Magó, a Catholic high school teacher in Kalocsa, Hungary who was doing research in local history and discovered the lost Jewish community that once thrived there. She organized a memorial service for this lost community, which was attended by the Mayor, the Archbishop, several survivors and second and third generations. She continues to share her research with her students, teaching tolerance, fighting prejudice. The screening will be followed by a discussion with Director Gábor Kálmán and Mrs. Gyöngyi Magó in person. For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

10 8. Presentation in Hungarian: the Archives Branch and the Hungarian documents of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM) Presentation by Ferenc Katona (delivered in Hungarian!) Time: Thursday, April 26, 2012, 6:30pm-8:00pm Venue: Embassy of Hungary (2950 Spring of Freedom Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008) Dress code: Business attire RSVP by April 25th by phone (202) /201 or by Summary: Ferenc Katona will give a presentation in Hungarian about his work in the Archives Branch and the Hungarian documents of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (USHMM). The presentation will be followed by questions and answers, and a small reception. For more information, please visit the website of the Embassy:

11 During the Holocaust, several hundred thousand Hungarian Jews were murdered. Their names and memories are recorded in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, DC and the Hungarian Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest, Hungary. Below we list the names of the Hungarian recipients of the Righteous Among Nations honor from the Yad Vashem Institute in Jerusalem, Israel (as of January 1, 2011).

12 1. Abel, Julia Adam, Laszlo Adametz, Jozsefne Agocs, Nora Albonyi (Farkas), Maria Almasy, Gyula Almasy, Sandor, Jr Almasy, Sandor, Sr Almasy, Tibor Altarasz, Vera Ambrus, Clara (Bayer) Angyalosi, Bela Anker, Maria Antal, Father Janos Antal, Rozalia Antall, Dr. Jozsef Appan Maria Appan, Kalman Aradi, Vilmosne Arnoczky, Lajosne (nee Deak, Flora) Asboth, Istvan Auer (nee Totfalussi), Elisabeth Bakonyi, Gaborne Balazs, Ferenc Balazs, Jozsef Balazs, Jozsef Balazs, Jozsefne (nee Margit) Balazs, Juliska Balla, Peter Balla, Vilma Balog, Endre Ban, Dezsone (nee Szalmas, Ilona) Bankuti, Ferenc Bankuti, Teresa Baransky, Dr. Tibor Bartalis, Anna Bartha, Gyorgy Bartha, Ignac Bartha, Maria Bathory, Imre Bauer Josefa Bauer, Ferenc Bauer, Gusztav Bauer, Gusztavne Bauer, Ilona Baumann, Jozsef Baumgarten, Mihalyne (nee Kopp, Apolonia) Bay, Zoltan Becsi, Laszlone Bellak, Palne Bena, Rudolf Benedek, Emma Benkovics, Gizella Benyei, Laszlo Bereczky, Albert Berend Francis Berko, Pal Bernhart, Alexander-Sandor Bernovits, Vilma Besenyo, Istvan Besenyo, Klara Bilkei Gorzo, Margit Bilkei Gorzo, Nandor Biro, Albertne (nee Szerencse, Margit) Bitter, Karoly Bittner, Dr. Helmut Blazsej, Istvan Blazsej, Istvanne Bobaly, Gyorgy Bobula, Janos Bodry, Matilda Bodry, Viktor Bognar, Margit Bolechlav, Jozsef Bolechlav, Sari Bontos, Ferenc Bontos, Gyorgy Bors, Frigyes Bosnjak, Nikola Bosze, Erzsebet Bosze, Jozsef Bosznay, Roza Bosznay, Sandor Boszormenyi, Lajos Boszormenyi, Manci Brandeisz, Elza Breiner-Einetter, Paula Breitner, Ferencne (nee Halek, Ilona) Brencsan (nee Gervay), Eva Buday, Jozsef Buday, Margit Burza, Laszlo Buzi, Janos Buzi, Zsuzsanna Cosma, Dimitru Csala, Sandorne (nee Gyurosi, Rozalia) 2005

13 97. Csampar, Tibor Csedrik (nee Gulovich), Klementina Csedrik, Jozsef Csermak, Laszlone (Muller Antalne) Csik, Imre, Jr Csik, Imre, Sr Csik, Rozalia Csilik, Anna Csilik, Ferenc Csizmadia, Malvina Csizmadia-Kovacs, Maria Csizmadia-Suranyi, Iren Csombo, Emilia, Csombo, Imre Csonka, Arpadne Daby, Gyorgyne Dako, Istvan Dako, Rozalia Dako, Sandor Daniel, Alexander Darvassy, Endrene (nee Sajti, Ilona) David, Erszebet David, Istvanne (nee Sarosi, Julianna) De Kerpely, Theresa De Thassy, Eugene Debreczeni, Karoly Debreczeni, Klara (Sladky) Degi, Janozs Degi, Iren Demeny, Vera Demeter, Andras Demeter, Maria (nee Kopacs) Dencz, Akos Dencz, Zsuzsanna Dessauer, Manci Dessauer, Pal Dobek (Gyongyossy), Pal Dobos, Ilona Dobos, Pastor Karoly Dobran-Mikacs, Elisabeth Dobrossy, Erzsebet Dobrowics, Maria Dombi, Etelka Dombi, Gabriella-Julia Dombradi, Zoltanne (nee Gula, Ilona) Domjan, Emma Domjan, Mihaly Domokos, Jeno Dreisziger, Kalman Dreisziger, Karolin Eisenberger, Krisztina Eisenberger, Mihaly Elias (nee Toth), Helena Engel, Klari Eory, Kato (nee Simko Erzsebet) Erdelyi, Gyorgy Eross, Kalman Eross, Rozsa Eross, Tibor Fajo, Erzsebet Falaky, Jozsef Farkas, Anna Farkas, Bela Farkas, George Farkas, Istvan Farkas, Istvanne Farkas, Janosne (nee Fekete, Maria) Farkas, Jozsef Farkas, Kalman Farkas, Miklos Farkas, Zsuzsa Farkass, Imre Fazekas, Irma Fazekas, Jozsef Fekete, Dr. Edene (nee Bucher, Kornelia) Fekete, Rozalia Fekete, Sandor Fenyvesi, Eva Fenyvesi, Gyorgy Fenyvesi, Istvan Fenyvesi, Margit Ferenczfalvi, Kalman Ferenczy, Beni Ferenczy, Benine Fertitics, Ferenc Fischer-Kovacs, Olga Fittler, Ferenc Fittler, Janos Fittler, Julia Fittler, Maria Fodor, Etelka Fodor, Janos Fodor, Karoly Forras, Andras Forras, Ilona 1999

14 192. Forras, Karoly Franko, Dezso Franko, Franzi Frohlich, Ilonka Frohlich, Matyas Fulop, Emy Fulop, John Fulop, Lajos Gabrovitz, Jozsef Gal, Gyulane Galantai, Martonne (nee Ilona), Gallasz, Katalin Gallasz, Rozalia Gati, Jozsefne (nee Schulz, Ana) Gervay, Augusta Geszti, Laszlo Gidofalvy, Lajos Gimes, Andras Girnt, Sandor Girnt, Sandorne Golopencza, Illes Gombay, Jeno Gorgey de-thierry, Federika Gorgey, Guido Gorup, Gyorgyne Gosztonyi, Borbala (nee Jurisics) Grosz, Bondi Grosz, Rozalia Gunda (nee Cziraki), Etel Gunda, Ferenc Gutzwiller, Mother Hildegard Gyenge, Laszlo Gyulai, Stefan Gyurcsik, Belane (nee Mikus, Ilona) Gyurk, Margit Gyurk, Arpad Gyurk, Otto Gyurosi Andrasne (nee Pacsko, Rozalia) Haas, Odonne (nee Hutter, Anna) Haffner, Kalmanne (nee Hodossy, Anna) Haggenmacher, Otto Hajdu, Camilla Hajdu, Gyorgy Hajdu, Gyorgyi Hajnal, Anna (Lengyel, Balazsne) Haklik, Lajos Halasz, Karoly Halmi, Gyula Halmi, Lujzi Hamar, Klemi Hamar, Laszlo Hanko, Matyas Hanko, Terez Hannak, Vilmos Haynal, Imre Hegedus, Erzsebet Hegedus, Jozsef Hegedus, Zoltan Hegedus, Zsuzsanna Hegymegi, Erno Heintz, Dr. Elizabeth Hencsey, Antal Herczeg, Geza Herczeg, Gezane Herget, Jozsefne Hesz, Lajos Hesz, Lajosne Hevesy, Dezso Hidas, Agoston Hircsu, Anna Hittrich, Jozsef Hittrich, Jozsefne Hodos, Aranka Hodos, Ferencne (nee Knechtl Irma) Homonnay, Maria Homonnay, Tivadarne (Iren) Horvath, Charles-Karoly Horvath, Elek Horvath, Elekne Horvath, Irene Horvath, Kalman Horvath, Kalman Horvath, Lujza Horvath, Maria (nee Honza) Horvath, Maria Horvath, Rozalia Horvath-Szendori, Magdalena Hranyo, Antal Hubay, Katalin Hubay, Sandor Huller, Istvan Iarosi, Andor Iarosi, Laura Iharossi, Istvan Indig, Andorne (nee Fialkovics, Maria) Irsay, Gyorgy Irsay, Imre 1994

15 289. Irsay, Imrene Istvan, Endre Jakab, Juliana Jakab, Zoltan Jambor, Zoltanne (nee Samak, Katalin) Jankovics, Palne Janos, Erzsebet Janos, Jakab Janovics, Pal Jaray, Jozsef Jarmer, Julia (nee Tekes) Jarmer, Lajos Jaschik, Almos Jaszai Janosne (nee Olah, Erzsebeth) Jaszai, Bela Jaszai, Belane Jobbagyi, Gyorgy Jozsef, Istvan Juhasz, Sister Margit Jurinkovits, Janos Kaba, Dr. Marton Kadek, Eszter Kadek, Mihaly Kaiser, Antal Kaiser, Antalne Kajdacsy, Gyula Kajdacsy-Gal, Mihalyne (Julia) Kallay, Kazmer Kallo Ferenc Kalman, Janos Kamaras Arturne (nee Toth, Ilona) Kando, Ata Kando, Gyula Kanizsay, Jozsef Kantor, Maria Karady Katalin Karig, Sara Kasza-Kasser, Alexander Kaufmann, Sandor Keken, Pastor Andras Kekesi Zoltan Kelemen, Geza Kelemen, Krizosztom Kelenhegyi, Emil Kennedy-Babar, Maria Kepes, Andras Kepes, Ilonka (nee Harjay) Keresztes, Karoly Kertesz, Dezso Kiraly, Bela Kiraly, Krisztina Kiraly, Vince Kiraly,Vince Kishazi, Odon Kiss Anna Kiss, Barna Kiss, Dr. Geza Kiss, Eszter Kiss, Sandor Klement, Karolyne Klinda, Father Pal Kobor, Ferenc Kobor, Terez Kocsis, Gabor Kocsis, Maria Koehler Ferenc Kohari, Gyorgy Kolonits, Ferencne (nee Holka, Paula) Kolonits, Ilona Kolonits, Margit, Kolonits, Paula Komjathy, Endre Komjathy, Istvan Komjathy, Julianna Konarik, Jozsef Koncsek-Limpek Erzsebet Koncsek-Limpek Jozef Koncz, Geza Koncz, Iren Konrady, Laszlo Kontos, Szilvia Kopacsi, Ilona Kopacsi, Jozsef Kopacsi, Sandor Kophazy, Dr. Erzsebet Korecs, Rosalia Korecs, Torok Koren, Magda Koren, Pastor Emil Koreny-Scheck, Ilona (nee Findeisen) Koreny-Scheck, Vilmos Kormendi, Dezso Korosi, Antal Kosak, Florian Kosak, Jozsef Kosak, Katalin (nee Takacs) Kosaras, Erzsebet 2003

16 386. Kosaras, Ferenc Koteles, Janos Koteles, Margit Kovacs, Anna-Maria Kovacs, Erzsebet Kovacs, Gyula Kovacs, Gyula Kovacs, Gyulane Kovacs, Joseph Kovacs, Jozef Kovacs, Margit Kovacs, Margit Kovari, Ferenc Kover, Sandor Kovesi, Jeno Kraici, Dr. Kalman Krautheim-Karpati, Karoly Krautheim-Karpati, Terezia Kreszacs, Gyulane (nee Szonyi, Roza) Kubinyi, Zoltan Kudor, Anna Kuntich, Etelka Kurunczy, Irma Kurunczy, Jozsefne Kurunczy, Maria Laaber, Ana Laaber, Matyas Ladanyi, Endrene (nee Czifra, Maria) Lajos, Peter Lang, Joszef Langer, Karoly Lang-Szell, Maria Lefler, Andrasne Lengyel, Balazs, Lengyel, Pal Lengyel, Piroska Lengyel, Sandor Lengyel, Sandorne Liedermann, Edit Liedermann, Margit Loewenberg-Loen, Celestine Lorincz, Balazs Lorincz, Maria (nee Mizerak) Lorincz, Sandor Losonci, Istvanne Lukacs, Anna Lukacs, Dr. Antal Lukacs, Istvan Lukacs, Kalman Lukacs, Simon Lukacsi, Ilona Lukacsi, Jolan Macasovic, Ana Macasovic, Istvan Magyar, Ivan Magyar, Maria Magyar, Vasilij Majoros-Gyulane, nee Pesa, Erzsebet Makai, Maria Mariczek, Elizabet Mariczek, Gusti Maros, Jozsef Marossy, Margit Marton, Aron Marton, Istvan Matai, Ede Matai, Erzsebet Matai, Laszlo Mathe, Dr. Elek Mathe, Klara Matusek, Etelka (nee Stolicz) Matyas, Miklos Megyery, Karoly Meixner, Mihaly Meszaros, Andras Meszaros, Erzsebet Meszaros, Istvanne Metszossy, Borbala Metszossy, Karoly Metzger, Frederick Metzger, Irene Mezo, Anna (nee Kurucz) Mezo, Ferenc Michnai, Laszlo Miklos, Marik Mikulay, Gusztav Mohacsi Janos, Sr Mohacsi, Gizella Mohacsi, Gizella Mohacsi, Janos Jr Molnar, Ilona Molnar, Istvan Molnar, Istvanne Molnar, Sandor Moricz, Bela Moricz, Erzsebet Mozer, Istvan Mravik, Jozsef Muranyi, Rozsi 1969

17 485. Nagy, Andras Nagy, Andrasne Nagy, Arpad Nagy, Arpadne Nagy, Belane Nagy, Endre Nagy, Erszebet Nagy, Ida Nagy, Istvan Nagy, Istvanne (nee Koreny-Scheck Ilona Klara) Nagy, Jozsef Nagy, Laszlo Nagybaczoni Nagy, Lajos Nagybaczoni Nagy, Vilmos Nagymanyoki, Gilbert Nemes, Katalin Nemes-Takach, Gizella Nemes-Takach, Lajos Nemes-Takach, Magdolna Nemeth, Gyulane (nee Bartko, Hilda) Nemeti, Laszlone (nee Renner, Elsie) Nikulin, Alexander Nits, Alice Nits, Gyula Novak, Istvan Nyeste, Jozsef Nyitrayne, Roca (nee Kovacs, Margit) Ocskay, Laszlo Odescalchi-Elba, Alexander Olah, Gyorgy Olah-Kondor, Maria Olt, Maria Onody, Lajos Orosz, Janosne (nee Foritz, Anna) Ottlik, Geza Ottlik, Gezane Ozoray, Imre Ozoray, Imre Ozoray, Maria Ozoray, Piroska Paduch, Bela Pahi, Gaspar Pal, Jeno Palffy, Denes Palffy, Denesne Palotai-Plesche, Mariska Palotai-Plesche, Otto Papai, Karolyne (nee Vancsura, Julia) Papp, Viktor-Gyozo Pasztor, Lajos Pasztor, Lajosne Pattantyus, Imre Patzay, Herta Patzay, Pal Peiper, Julia Peitl-Rozsa, Katalin Pentek, Istvan Pentek, Istvanne Petenyi, Dr. Geza Petrovics, Dr. Laszlo Piller, Jeno Pobozsny, Andrasne Poltz, Istvan Poor, Miklos Jr Poor, Miklos Sr Poor, Miklosne Popik, Ervin Porocai, Veronika Prugberger Jozsef Puppi, Ignacz Purgat, Janos Purgat, Janosne Purgat, Piroska Puskas, Lajos Rabl, Dezso Rabl, Ida (nee Nagy) Racz, Vali Raczkevy-Eotvos, Blanka Raczkevy-Eotvos, Sandor Radai, Laszlone (nee Erzsebet) Radics, Jozsef Radics, Jozsef Radics, Jozsefne Raile, Father Jacob Rajnai, Jozsefne Rajtenyi, Etelka Rajtenyi, Jozsef Rajtenyi, Karoly Rath, Klara (Mother Superior) Reich-Koor, Vilma Krisztina Remenyi, Melinda Reszeli, Karolina Reszeli, Zsuzsanna Reviczky, Imre Ritzky, Antalne Ritzky, Katalin Rohringer, Karoly 1978

18 582. Rohringer, Sara Ruby Ernone (nee Matyassy, Erzsebet) Ruzicskay, Gyorgy Sagi, Kalmanne Salkahazi, Sara Sandor, Daniel Sandor, Irma Sandor, Jozsef Sandorfy, Ferencne (nee Ruzicska, Ilona) Satori, Jozsef Jr Satori, Jozsef Sr Satori, Jozsefne Satori, Maria (nee Pal, Maria) Satori, Sandor Schadl, Imre Schaffer, Ferenc Schaffer, Ferencne Schanda, Ferencne (nee Kiss, Judith) Schindele, Cecilia Schlachta, Dr. Margit Schuck, Katarina-Katalin Schwartz, Elmer Schweder, Julia Sebestyen, Sandor Seregely, Bela Simon, Balazs Sipos, Eleonora Soltesz, Gasparne Somogyi, Karoly Spontak, Zoltan Sterneder, Margit Stogli, Mariska Stogli, Mihaly Stolcz, Eta Stolcz, Eta Stolcz, Karoly Stolcz, Katinka Stolcz, Zsigmond Stollar, Bela Strahl, Jozsef Straus, Jozsef Straus, Margit Stroe, Magdalena Struzziero, Irma Struzziero, Orban Suru, Janos Szabo Imre Szabo, Dr. Arpad Szabo, Erzsebet Szabo, Eva Szabo, Eva Szabo, Ferenc Szabo, Gyula Szabo, Gyulane (nee Pal, Ilona) Szabo, Imre Szabo, Imre Szabo, Jozsef Szabo, Laszlo Szabo, Laszlone (nee Kuron, Ida) Szabo, Maria Szabo, Sandorne Szakadati, Janos Szakadati, Jolianna Szakal, Geza Szalai, Pal Szalkai, Istvan Szapary, Erzsebet Szasz, Ilona Szasz, Karolyne Szathmary, Belane (nee Beck, Judith) Szatmari, Jozsef Szatmari, Klara Szecseny, Andor Szekely Gyula Szekely, Agnes Szeleczky, Maria Szelei, Margit Szeles-Ross, Elizabeth Szemere, Eva Szemere, Istvanne Szentes, Geza Szentes, Maria Szervanszky, Endre Sziga, Karolyne (nee Nagy, Klara) Szijj Laszlo Szijj, Lenke Szilvasi Kalmane (nee Demeter, Rozsa) Szirmai, Jan A Szollosy, Elemer Szollosy, Magdolna (nee Szenasy) Szontagh, Bela Szontagh, Belane (nee Roden, Ilona) Szonyi Peter Szonyi, Istvan 1984

19 676. Szonyi, Jolan Szonyi, Melinda Szonyi, Zsuzsanna Sztehlo, Pastor Gabor Talan, Akos Talosi, Terike Tamas, Annus Tamas, Ferenc Tasnadi, Erzsebet Tatrai, Anna Tatrai, Gizella (nee Csertan) Tellmann, Jozsef Thomas, Maria (nee Holop) Tomori, Janos Tonelli, Sandor Torda, Lajos Torok, Gyorgy Toth, Ilona Toth, Janos Toth, Janos Toth, Jozsef Toth, Laszlo Toth, Laszlo Toth, Magda Trom, Aladar Tukka, Ilona Turbucz, Ilona Tury, Istvanne Ujvary, Sandor Uranyi, Irma Uranyi, Istvan Urr, Dr. Ida Valik, Alzbeta Valik, Jan Valu, Gizi Vamos, Joszef Van, Zsuzsanna Vanczak, Bela Vanczak, Margit Vanczak, Zsuzsanna Varadi, Dezso Varadi, Margit (nee Hedley) Varga, Erzsebet Varga, Iren Varga, Istvan Varga, Janos Varga, Jozsef Varga, Jozsefne (nee Czienner, Amalia) Varga, Klari Varga, Lajos Varga, Manci Varga, Maria Varga, Maria Varkonyi, Elvira Varkonyi, Geza Varkonyi, Gyula Varkonyi, Richard Varlam, Boros Varlam, Elena Vascsik, Gabriella Vascsik, Gyozone (nee Juhasz, Veronika) Vasdenyey, Istvan Vass, Aranka Vass, Gabor Vass, Karoly Vaszi, Istvan Vekesne-Korzat, Erzsebet Victor, Janosne Victor, Pastor Janos Vigh, Jozsef Jr Vigh, Jozsef Sr Vigh, Julianna Vilmosne, Jaki (nee Rajnai, Rozalia) Wagner, Gyula Zachar, Geza Zambo Maria Zimandi, Ervin Zircz, Laszlo Zolnay, Kalman Zsigmond, Istvan Zsille, Gyozo Viktor Zsille, Julia Zsille, Zsigmond Zsindely, Ferencne (nee Tudos, Klara) Zsoldos, Andor Zsombok, Imerene (nee Beck, Katalin) Zsuraffy, Istvan Zsuraffy, Rozsa 2008 Source: Yad Vashem Institute, Jerusalem, Israel,

20 Embassy of Hungary Washington, DC, April