An exhibit on Hungary’s wartime leaders is being revised following complains from the country’s Jewish community and from scholars. Critics charged the exhibit whitewashed the behavior of prime minister Ferenc Szalasi, who unleashed terror on the Jews after coming to power in 1944.
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