The Hungarian Government intends to bring the problem of Hungarian Jews whose property has been confiscated by the present Slovakian Government before the forthcoming peace conference slated for the end of this month, it was announced today. Although the Jews were in many cases veterans of Nazi concentration camps, the seizures were made because they had registered as Hungarian in the Czechoslovak census in 1930.
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