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Editor's Note: Here is testimony bearing on the authenticity-

or lack of it-of the "confession"

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arrest of e man who refused to be sl

was not sntl-semltic as whelming proof-end if his can the world believe of the strange

in: the label of the dinal before arresting tical matters and stay out of politics. But Mindszenty had too men)’ years experience fighting the Nazi terror in Hungary to retreat in his current. tight with the Communists. The last remaining powerful tin- ure east of the Iron Curtain to op- pose Soviet totalitarianism. he. in- listed on speaking out openly for its principles. And. to the nmhnr- ressment of the government. the people listened to him. Finally. after a long (‘ﬂmlmltln of vilifica- tion against him he was arrestcil on trumped-up charts.‘-

Among the many fantastic charges brought against (‘ordinal Mlndszenty during his trial is the charge that he had personally spon- sored snti-sernitism propailﬂntl" prior to \\'oi-ld War ll. To this itc-

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cueetion Cardinal Miiidszciity plcml- ed guilty with the strangely wcak explanation that he liad ilonr- .\':i because “it was the spirit of the timer."

e - o ﬁn the matter of (‘ordinal l\liiirl<» zenty pnd snti-semitism. l fccl par» ticularly qualified to speak llPFilllSf‘ as a leader of the Hungarian Jew- ish Community rind as a nicnihcr of the Hungarian parliament for 17 years. I personally ivas acquainted with Cardinal Mindszcnty and hull occasion to discuss the problem iii‘ anti-semitism with him. l would be prepared to testiftaif Wfh a thing as free. testimony were pos- sible before a Communist court '- tbat far from supporting anti-soni- itic propaganda (‘ordinal Minds- zenty was in the forefront of the struggle against Nazism and anti- semitism and that he more than once risked his life to save Jcivs from the Nazis.

There are two historic facts which the prosecutors of Minds- zenty are compellcd to stippicss in order to make their (‘asc oEIIiYP-t him. '

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While there were many (‘zitholic Bishops who were (‘0Y\\'lltt‘!‘tl ant‘:- Nrizis. the Nazis out of deference tri public opinion in (‘atliolii- countries generally did not \cntiire to arrest them. Only in the case of Minds- zenty did they feel compelled tn risk antagonizing (hristian opinion

gory. lt comes from the pen of a prominent Hungarian refugee

the alleged confession of Mlndszenfy is spurious. B7 1m. BELA IABIAN

On Dec. 2t. 1948. en exasperated Hungarian government ordered the‘

The "evidence" against him is now being produced tn the Budapest People's Court and I wish to assert of my own knowledge that it is spurious in at least one important regard. Joseph Cardinal Mlndszenty he had allegedly confessed. Of that. I have over- "confesslnn" is false in that regard. what.

The government. headed by Premier Iitvan Dobi. a Communist wear- Small-Holders Party. tried to reason with the Cer- him. 1f only he would limit himself to ecclesias-

rigL cpeamaN.

CHARIDTTETOWN

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of Cardinal Mindsxenty in Hun-

on at least one important point,

far NIIA Service

look-Cardinal Joseph Mlndszenty.

drama being enacted in Hungary?

ABOUTTIIIWIITII

Dr. Bela Fabien was e mem- ber o! the Hungarian parlia- ment for 17 years; President o! the Hungarian Independ- ent Democratic Party; Presl- dept of the Hunllrlan Jew- llb War Veteran's Associa- tion.- e member of the Jewish Board of Hungary and Buda- pest; was e prisoner o! war in Rune in World Wer It was imprisoned under the Communist dictatorship of Bela Kun: was in four differ- ent Nezl concentration camps during World War ll; is the author of many books and articles.

he was told. he would he left alone.

Fact number two is that in rec- ognition of his anti-Nazi activity during the war. Mindszenty was un- animously awarded an estate of 500 acres by a commission which ln- cluded four Communists, among them Matyas Rakosi. the leader of the Hungarian Communist Party lttfl Laslow Ttajk. the present Min- ister of Foreign Affairs. lt was in 1935 that the name of Joseph hfindszc-nts‘. then a vicar from the town of Zalaegerszeg in southern Hungary. first became promincnt tlirougiioiit the country. Disturbed by cerfziin anti-Jewish leaflets which ha’! been distribut- nd by the “Arrow (‘ross"-- the na- tive Nazi party-Who. called a meet- ing of the count‘: officials in de- fiance of thc opposition of the lo- cal Prclcct. Count Bela Telcki, who later became Premier tinder the Nazis. He tnade a stirring speccn against zinti-scmitism xvliich receiv- r-d wide publicity throughout thc country. l-"rom then on. thc Arron‘ (‘ross niatlc him its principal tar- get. llc bccanie the spiritual lend- er of the Hungarian anti-Nazi move- mcnt.

e l first met Joseph Itlindszerity in i940 at ii meeting in Budapcst which l attended zis the lender of the Opposition of Pest Prefecture. His appearance was deceptive, fail- ing to reveal the great energy and spiritual power which he. possessed. He talked clearly and resolutely, At thc time l was t-onrcrncri about tlic anti-scmitic activities of Count Te- lcki and (llS('\lS\'t"t'l thcm with hllllllﬁlftﬂl}. llo \\'it§ as distressed about Tclckils behavior as l.

Later. in 194i. when the Nazis ovcrrnn Yugoslavia, Mindszenty. at

that time Bishop of Zola. callcrl upon Hungarian Prime Minister Bardossy to try to prcvcnt thc

massacre iii‘ thc Jews. most of thcin of Hungarian origin. who lived across the harilcr from his diocese. Bardossy answered by stating that lie had no moans of intervcnini! in the affairs of the German army. When Mindszcnty persisted. he rc- torted:

“You should concern yourself with matters of your diocese and not with the foreign affairs of

by arresting him and imprisoning him.

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Hunganv.“ "It is sad enough." answered 1Y11T"1~"’»“Yt'.\. "tliiii l. a \'tt'R|‘, ha“. 1ft remind the Prime Minister of his duties. N)’ "Pqucst is support- "1 ""1 0H1)‘ 1t.\' the Catholics of 2M" hi" 1'13‘ tllﬂs" of the entire country?‘ "Your worship is forgetting him. sclf. . . "No. l am iiot forgetting tiny. thing. Mr. Prime MlIHSlPI“. l have seen prime ministers leave this p.11. ace dead as well as alive. l shall still be a \'l(‘ﬂl' when the nation has condcmncrl you to your fate. The Nazis occupied Hungary in the spring of‘ 1944. and the Jews ivere immediately herded mm Bhettos. NllHClSZBlllY. by now Archbishop of veszprem. osten- latiously paid a visit to the ghetto and later. in a pastoral letter. condemned the inhumanity of the quisling Hungarian government. e - e

After I escaped from imprison- ment. in Auschwitz years later. l ran into one of my ties,

insist. on throwing into prison all those who Cross because it. is against, God and because it is anti-Christian.

He did lstar obtain the release of

fellow-depu- Dezso Sulvok. l-le ivlaterl in me that. after he had been thrown

till" a concentration ramp for

anti-Nazi activities. Mindgzeniy :1 aclfnowldwmel?‘ 1° 111E’ Rudi- imde r ion: ton u» the camp to M" M“ .'“°1°“'""e1 sens-from. ftbltlih his release. The officer 1n u ',‘,‘:‘,.w.““.’.“." backsmlzp" pmmCPd charge suggested mm Mindszsnty 53h YOtZIéQNXou were grand! Ami lcltrthone the pro-Nazi Minisi. m. ‘Bif

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despise the Arrow

than 1 must. ask you to lock me

. frightened and bcogcd Mlndszenty to leave.

In the fall of 19M. after the Arrow Cross took power tn Hun- gary. the police conducted a man- hunt. for Bela Verge, vice-presi- dent. of the Small-Holders Party. When Mindszenty discovered Vargas hiding place, he sent his own arohaiocesen car for him. verge iverit to Budapest vahere Verge once again went into hid- ing. The influence o! Mlndszenty. together with the intervention of President. Roosevelt and King Gustav of Sweden. vras largely responsible for the fact. that 50 per cent of Budapest! Jews sur- vived the war.

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