The Hungarian Council in Great Britain today addressed an appeal to the people in Hungary to hide Jews and their property and to compile lists of criminals participating in anti-Jewish persecution.
The appeal was made following a meeting called by the Council to protest against the anti-Jewish measures in Hungary. The meeting was addressed by prominent Hungarians living in London as well as by a number of British educators.
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