We hear little about the Holocaust in Hungary. In a murderous 56-day period in Hungary during 1944, some 430,000 Hungarian Jews were transported on 147 cattle trains to the death camps in an act of brutal efficiency. Few survived. Proportionally, it was the Hungarian Jews who suffered more than other nationality.
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