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The Shoah (1939–1945)

Deportation of the Jews of Pécs

juillet 1944·Pécs

Toll
bilan non établi

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Episcopal city of southern Transdanubia, Pécs sees its Jews penned in a brickyard in the suburbs with those of the county, searched and stripped, before convoys in early summer.

Pécs, an episcopal and university city of southern Transdanubia, was home to a thriving Neolog community whose synagogue, built the previous century on the central square, ranked among the finest in Hungary; its families had long held a prominent place in industry, commerce, and the liberal professions. Following the German occupation, the Jews of the city and of the Baranya county were confined to a ghetto, then transferred to the camps on the outskirts. The convoys departed in early summer for the extermination center in Upper Silesia.

Period :
The Shoah (1939–1945)
Type :
Shoah
Region :
Central and Eastern Europe
Country :
Hongrie
Sources

Randolph L. Braham, The Politics of Genocide ; Pinkas Hakehillot Hungaria.

At the same place

The catalogue holds no other event at Pécs.

In the same country43

  1. 1096The bands of Volkmar and Gottschalk attack the Jews of Nitra and Merseburg before being destroyed by King Colomaninconnu
  2. 1526Expulsion of the Jews of Ödenburg after Mohácstoute la communauté
  3. 1526The Jews of Buda taken by the Ottomans toward the Empire after the taking of the citytoute la communauté
  4. 1686Habsburg siege, massacre of the community~la moitié de la communauté
  5. 1882Accusation of ritual murder following the disappearance of Eszter Solymositoll not established
  6. août-sept. 1883Riots of the Tiszaeszlár trialinconnu
  7. 1919-1920Hungarian White Terrordizaines
  8. 1919-1921White Terror~3 000 morts, dont environ la moitié de Juifs

And 35 more in the catalogue.

Event 2201 of 2483, in chronological order · The Shoah (1939–1945): 915 events in the catalogue