A statue honoring an anti-Semitic Hungarian politician was unveiled in Hungary. The monument to Count Pal Teleki, who was prime minister in the 1920s, and again from 1939-1941, went up over the weekend in Balatonboglar, an hour’s drive from Budapest, despite protests from the Hungarian Jewish community.
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