Examples of using Horthy in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Regent Horthy.
Horthy in Budapest, August 1931.
Miklos Horthy.
Horthy himself was taken to Germany as a prisoner.
Miklos Horthy.
Horthy appointed Pál Teleki as Prime Minister in July 1920.
The First World War Horthy.
Horthy appointed Count PálTeleki as Prime Minister in July 1920.
But such protests and threats from the international community did influence the Hungarian head of State,Admiral Horthy.
Later Horthy forged an alliance with Hitler and openly sympathized with the Nazi regime.
Amid the mass murder,President Franklin Roosevelt threatened Horthy that the United States would act if the transports didn't stop.
Horthy informed the Germans on the 7th July that the deportations of the Jews must cease.
Netanyahu continued being chummy with him even after Orban inJune 2017 hailed Admiral Miklos Horthy, a known Nazi collaborator.
Horthy forced around 100,000 Jewish men into labor battalions, 40,000 of whom died.
After World War I and the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Horthy Miklós lived in the castle, the ruler of Hungary.
On 15 October 1944, Horthy announced that Hungary had signed an armistice with the Soviet Union.
Gorka was reportedly a member of the group, whose founder,the Hungarian autocrat Miklos Horthy, once said,“For all my life, I have been an anti-Semite.”.
On 15 October 1944, Horthy told his government ministers that Hungary had signed an armistice with the Soviet Union.
Géza Lakatos was a general in the Hungarian Army during World War II who served briefly as prime minister,under governor Miklós Horthy from August 29, 1944 until October 15 the same year.
Charles was still technically King(as Charles IV) but Horthy sent an emissary to Prangins advising him not to go to Hungary until the situation had calmed.
It had considerable international impact; the American President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as well as Pope Pius XII and KingGustaf of Sweden strongly urged the Hungarian leader, Miklós Horthy, to stop the deportation of Hungarian Jews.
Upon hearing of Horthy's efforts, Hitler launched Operation Panzerfaust to keep Hungary on the Axis side,and forced Horthy to abdicate.
In October 1944, after successive Allied victories at Normandy and Falaise, and after the collapse of the Eastern Front following the stunning success of the Russian summer offensive,Bagration, Horthy again attempted to negotiate a separate peace with the Allies.
After Germany conquered Hungary, in March 1944, Horthy appointed a government that did the Nazis' bidding, paving the way for the deportation of half a million Hungarian Jews who were later murdered in the camps.
In 1919, he resumed engineering studies at Budapest Technical University butsoon decided to leave Hungary because of the rising antisemitism under the Horthy regime which led to the introduction of a numerous clausus for Jewish students at Hungary's universities.
When Admiral Horthy entered Budapest on November 14, 1919, Jewish officials in the army and government service were dismissed, Jews were forbidden to trade in tobacco and wine, and scientific institutions were closed to them.
These measures were generally respected up until the time the regent,Admiral Miklós Horthy, was overthrown on 15 October 1944 by the Arrow Cross Party, which, in a matter of days, deported over 50,000 Jews from the capital, sending them in the direction of the German border.
On 21 September 1942 the Regent, Miklós Horthy, offered General Nagy the portfolio of the Minister of Defense. In this position, and true to his convictions, Nagy did everything to keep the military out of politics, and struggled to modernize and preserve the remaining Hungarian military stationed at home to prevent the repeat of another debacle which followed the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918.
A few days earlier, at a public event,Orban had lauded Admiral Miklos Horthy, the head of the Hungarian state during World War II, when Hungary cooperated with Nazi Germany like all of Eastern Europe(except Poland, which was occupied).
