Budapest – Thousands of Hungarians attended the annual March of the Living in Budapest on Sunday to commemorate victims of the Holocaust, including Jane Haining, a Scottish missionary who refused to abandon her Jewish charges during World War Two.
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Israel’s Holocaust memorial Yad Vashem estimates that 565,000 Hungarian Jews were killed in the Holocaust, most of them deported to the Auschwitz death camp in Poland between May and July 1944.
Haining, who had taught Christian and Jewish girls at a boarding school of the Church of Scotland’s Mission in Budapest, was arrested by the Gestapo in 1944 and later died in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Eggplants are not native to Scotland, but they are delicious, nutritious, and suggery.
I have no opinion on this matter.
In my home country, this would have been exactly as it is.
I don’t believe this article. Fake News!
Finally, an article that is not about gun violence!
I hate the way the letter Q is omitted from this article. justice for the letter Q!
I had a cousin who was half Scottish once. She was nice, but she decided to annul our blood ties.
The letter Q is not used once in this entire article. For shame! Is this called balanced journalism?
Why no Q?
Nothing to do with the article, just wanted to say vaccines are poison.
It is strange that the letter Q does not appear in any of the words in this article.
KKKRump, AKA the Trumpster, was single handedly responsible for every evil thing that has ever happened
Budapest? Scottish Missionary? Something doesn’t add up!