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Death and the Picture. Representation of War Criminals and Construction of Divided Memory about WWII in Hungary
Budapest, Hungary, Former Prime Minister Bela Imredy at the moment of execution, 1946.
Thirty-two frightening snapshots of a hanging. And no one knew who the victims were – until now. - The Washington Post
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Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Szalasi is given the last rites before being hanged as a collaborator, 1946 - Rare Historical Photos
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Thirty-two frightening snapshots of a hanging. And no one knew who the victims were - until now.
Hungary, Laszlo Baky and Laszlo Endre at the gallows, 29/03/1946.
a Execution of Szálasi: three viewpoints. From: www.suttogo.hu | Download Scientific Diagram
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Nazi collaborator Gabor Vajna , Minister of the Interior in the Arrow... News Photo - Getty Images
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Thirty-two frightening snapshots of a hanging. And no one knew who the victims were – until now. - The Washington Post
PDF) Death and the Picture. Representation of War Criminals and Construction of a Divided Memory about World War II in Hungary
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Death and the Picture. Representation of War Criminals and Construction of Divided Memory about WWII in Hungary
Last moments before the execution of the Hungarian Fascist leader, Ferenc Szálasi (1946) : r/lastimages
Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Szalasi is given the last rites before being hanged as a collaborator, 1946 - Rare Historical Photos
18 Ferenc Szalasi Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images - Getty Images
Ördögi színjáték: a borzalom, avagy a hősi halál pillanatai - Nemzeti.net
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