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- 26 to be considered, to be regarded, clearly emerged from his judicious sipping. Likewise, two-skinned it also, that he did not leave a vehicle which could bring him the binding with the vests. From the more reactive connections su the London judichen newspaper anagnats R o t h e r m e r e to su the Marxists P e y e r and Genoses, who as members of the grand International repeatedly see nit English, frenzö-gi- s, belgishen, hollandiechen and Norvegischen Sosialdeno- kraten in congresses musacmen and reported the results of H o r t h y. It is only this umotand that reminds the Hungarian social democraty that it was not dissolved until Mrs d.d., that Kan could inmerhin appear in the vestmlichten, because there were reluctantly, when there were no single country in Europe, nor Marxist parties and trade union organizations, even sosialdenocratic MPs. Obviously, H o r t h y has relied on his English Prunde and tried to save himself from the Hungarian Lend Anglo-Anerican Iuftlande troupe su Uffnen, and thus to save themselves from the Bolsheviks, who did not really forgive him in 1920, in which he liquidated the Wngar Kommu-niemus. It is interesting to note, however, that the comsandeur d'or 1. ung. Arnee, General Oberst x i k 1 o 6, 1919/1920, who was deserted to the Russians with the army cask, was forced to frustrate the concunies, especially in the city of Eaposvér, and that the counter-revolutionary forsations from railroads were set up. Even the Belshevists, who are now active in the "Red Arnee" in Sseged, but especially their Cborheupé, the Jew of Eathias R a k o s s i , will certainly remember this and occasionally steal from him what he has done against them. In the report of the Eürs l944 on the then vending in Hungary it was clearly pointed out that neither political nor social changes have changed. As up to this time, nsch vie ruled before the wngarive men's court so, and also by some Salon national socialists.