The Hungarian Parliament passed with acclamation the harsh anti-Semitic laws which would leave all Jews except the wealthiest of livelihood in that country point of depar from Hun formerly bal: position between Ro: and Berlin towards the German partner of th Industrialization in Hungary. altho is almost entirely in the Therein lies their chie power of the factories from dissatisfied peasants the vast estates which agricultural entirely rian reforms sac} monopoly of the land th keenest displeasure the encroach! nts of t orb their lies much Hungarian s that a Jew ce powerful support Magyar entry have lo to the parvenu Czech Republic, y that area has now been absorbe ary in the bre Federation. Even now while Hungəi are under arms, Rumania, who holds nds in Transylvania, fears Ge man supper may foster Budapest revisionist claims and exert pressure which may or ma; to the sudden developments in German-Ruman. ian trade negotiations. Such neg e n train with Hungary and Budapes! gree to German opahes for nets if la riger is satisfied v th the a
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