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New Book Remembers the Work and Times of Nuncio Angelo Rotta

The Friends of Hungary Foundation has presented their new book “From the political reports of Nuncio Angelo Rotta 1930-1939, 1938-1945”.

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How Righteous Among The Nations Angelo Rotta Saved The Jews Of Budapest | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Saul Jay Singer | 16 Heshvan 5783 – November 9, 2022

How Righteous Among The Nations Angelo Rotta Saved The Jews Of Budapest | The Jewish Press - JewishPress com | Saul Jay Singer | 16 Heshvan 5783 – November 9, 2022
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Angelo as in Angel | Baruch Tenembaum

Hakarat Hatov” – The Recognition of Goodness. This has led me to establish the Raoul Wallenberg Foundation and seek acknowledgement for those who made a difference. Decades of research have exposed me to the “larger-than-life” women and men who reached out to the victims of the Nazi persecution, the Armenian Genocide and other calamities throughout history. I have decided to dedicate my blogs to these noble people. Today’s blog celebrates that life and awe-inspiring feats of one of these heroes, who passed away 56 years ago, on February 1, 1965: Monsignor Angelo Rotta. Msgr Angelo Rotta. (Wikimedia Commons) Born in Milan, on August 9, 1872, he was ordained as a priest in 1895 and became Bishop on November 1, 1922. His first diplomatic assignment was in Panama as Apostolic Internuncio to Central America, followed by a post in the Vatican diplomatic corps, in Sofia, Bulgaria, where he started to display his sensitivity towards the plight of the persecuted Jews by issui

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Remembering the foreign diplomats who saved Jews during the Holocaust

It was my first assignment as an Israeli diplomat. I had been posted as the deputy consul general at the Israeli Consulate in Shanghai, China. I had known the city to have a vibrant and storied history of being the focus of competing empires, a center of international trade and entertainment. But one story I never expected to hear in a place thousands of miles away from Israel was a tale of a man who saved thousands of Jews in the Holocaust. Ho Feng-Shan was China’s consul general at its consulate in Vienna, Austria from 1937 to 1940. For the majority of his life, Ho’s good deeds remained unknown, and only came to light following his death in 1997.

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Bela Kornitzer – well connected biographer of the powerful and famous

Bela Kornitzer – well connected biographer of the powerful and famous December 12, 2020 4:17 pm· As part of our series on lesser known Hungarian Americans we introduce Béla Kornitzer, the influential biographer and journalist. Béla Kornitzer was born in 1910 and as a young man he became a star newspaper reporter in Budapest. When only in his twenties, he was already a respected Parliament reporter who befriended politicians, aristocrats and hobnobbed with the Hungarian elite. Bela Kornitzer and Einstein (Photo: Institute for Advanced Study) In 1940 he published a successful interview series of famous and often autocratic fathers and their sons entitled Apák és Fiúk (Fathers and Sons.) The preface to the series was written by Archduke Joseph Francis of the House of Habsburg and it included interviews with Miklós Horthy, several members of the Habsburg family, the writer Zsigmond Móricz and Prime Ministers Gyula Gömbös and Sándor Wekerle.

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