'Jewish Policy' of the Szalasi regime

Dissects the Jewish policy of sworn antisemite and Hungarian Nazi leader, Ferenc Szalasi, who seized power in Oct 1944. His regime is known for its rabid, racist antisemitism, shooting murders of thousands of Jews into the Danube River in Budapest, and death marches of Jews. His pragmatism extended to the Jews as he sought to prevent or postpone their destruction if they could serve practical needs