Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-16

umatum would only
who protested against that ultmatum being the Prime
Minister of Hungary Count Stephen Tsa He had put on record
that Sbas political geographical integrity be preserved
Hungary lad nothing and everything to lose by The
Prime Minister protested later against unrestricted submarine
warfare.
The ended with of the Central then
hard times followed for Hungary revolution broke out
the country November The victim revolution
the Count Stephen Tsza had vain tried prevent
e shot down his drawing roo the presence of his
wife and niece BY order Of Count Michael Kary who Prime
Minister all Troops and civil disarmed and the police
Bea Kun who had learned the lesson of Communism in
Russia became the head Of the Government Hungary suffered
under the Red Terror for 12o Many people killed and
tortured The chambers under the house Of Parliament
the banks Of the Danube and the dead bodies thrown into
the river The communists had armored with armed
called boys with which they went out into the villages and
small towns trying make the agricultural workers join them and
supply them with food When they refused they shot hanged
In villages and small in Hungary monuments the
those victims Of Communism After the Communists had
off special trains Russia the Rounanians marched and
for two months occupied Hungary When they last they
took vauab machines blood stock railway and engines
to the value of millions Of dollars with them. w :u
Then the negotiations and the treaty Tranon
was made and signed at Paris in June 1920. ~xss
territory which had belonged to Hungary for 1000 wears
divided into five and her negbo Roumana
received 36 percent Csechosovaka percent Jugosava 7
and Austria percent with the away
30O0O Hungarian have been placed government
which do not allow them the rights guaranteed them by the
treaty Of Minores)
Before the Treaty signed those Hungaans living the
territories which to be taken Hungary
to flee Their dwellings requsoned they families
placed in railway Hungarian
They all reamed Budapest AS there new
erected during the there dwellings
tie greater part had to remain the railway trucks For years
of such rucksal round the outskirts of Budapest
They totally ruined the Hungarian Government I'M
poverishcd it by revolution Ronnanan
occupation had the greatest difficulty keeping
Hungary deep debt gratitude
and the American Red Cross who generously
and thousands of dollars worth Of food and clothing
4OO refugees They also fed thousands Of school children daily
for three years. thus saving many youthful lives.
Hungary plebscs territories to be taken
They refused atho President Wilson that
people should not be moved about like figures board but
should have the right Of sefdeermnation Only
western Hungary at the town Of Sopron with adjoining villages
blebesce allowed which resulted in majority favor
of remaining under Hungary's Government.
With the territories taken away 3R million Hungarians had
been placed under governments which do allow them
rights guaranteed to them by the treaty of Minories
The economic damage which has tremendous
Hungary has lost all her forests very little
coal and lron salt OIL minerals gold silver The
traditional farm labor uplands to the
plain prevented and that control of
absolutely to floods the agricultural regions
now IN the hands of hostile Those
from Hungary absolutely economic life
the countries to which they have very we'll exist
without them high divide their new pos
sessions.
Hungary asking that the treaty revised and
hopes that the people of America who upheld the ideals
Of justice and fair play will support her in this vital question