Open air exhibition in Budapest

Social and political topics at poster exhibition which holding a mirror to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government near City Park, in front of the monument commemorating the 1956 Uprising.
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March of the Living Wagon Exhibition

The March of the Living Foundation presented its traveling exhibition at the railway station of Rákospalota-Újpest, Budapest. The main goal is to help youth's education, help the fight against antisemitism and racism.

17.000  Jewish Újpest residence were victims of the holocaust. In just eight week 437.000 Hungarian Jews were deported to Auschwitz-Birkenau death factory in May 1944.

Hungarian man Sandor Kepiro war crimes trial

One of the world's most-wanted Nazi war criminals, Dr. Sandor Kepiro, 97 trial started in Budapest, Hungary. The former Hungarian police captain charged with taking part in January 1942 raids in the Serbia, Novi Sad. The Simon Wiesenthal Center's chief Nazi-hunter, Israel Director Dr. Efraim Zuroff, discovered and exposed the former gendarmerie officer, who played an important role in the January 23, 1942 mass murder of at least some 1,250 civilians in the Serbian city of Novi Sad. Zuroff discovered Kepiro living in the Hungarian capital after almost half a century in exile in Argentina and has spearheaded the efforts to hold him accountable for his role in helping to organize a massacre of Jewish, Serb and Roma residents of the city of Novi Sad in January 1942. All the officers implicated in the massacre were put on trial in Budapest in late 1943 and convicted in early 1944, but following the Nazi invasion of Hungary, their sentences were cancelled and they were given promotions and returned to active service, without any of them being punished.

Source: Simon Wiesenthal Center

Photos I took at the court are available for publication upon request.

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Sandor Kepiro was charged with war crimes

Prosecutors have charged a Dr. Sandor Kepiro with war crimes, who was a former Hungarian military officer during the massacre in the Serbian city of Novi Sad 1942. Most of those killed in the raids in the wake of the Nazi occupation of Yugoslavia in World War II were Jews, Serbs and Gypsies, also known as Roma. Some 550,000 Hungarian Jews and 50,000 Roma died in the Holocaust.

Hungarian forces, who occupied Novi Sad after their German allies conquered Yugoslavia in 1942, rounded up hundreds of families and eventually mowed them down with machine-gun fire on the shores of the Danube. The bodies were then dumped into the icy waters, which had to be broken up by artillery fire.

Kepiro fled to Austria in 1944 and to Argentina after the war. Kepiro was at the top of the Simon Wiesenthal Center's most-wanted war criminals list. His whereabouts were uncovered in 2006 by Wiesenthal Center director Dr. Efraim Zuroff as part of Operation Last Chance. The famous Nazi hunter identified the Nazi war criminals and the hunt has started.

On my first photo can see the house where Képíró lives in Budapest since 2006. The house is located just in front of Synagogue and only 5 minutes walk from the Danube River in Budapest.The second photo was taken from the entrance door of the house where he lives and clearly can see the Jewish menorah on the house at the other side of the road.