An increased number of Hungarians believe that Jews try to make use of their persecution during the Holocaust, a new poll says. Some 35 percent of 1,000 people surveyed in November agreed with that claim, as opposed to 26 percent who agreed with it in 1995. But an increased number of people — 57 percent as opposed to 52 percent in 1995 — agree that Hungarians also are culpable for the Holocaust.
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