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Chabad of Hungary gets status upgrade from government

The elevation comes at a time of conflict between Chabad and other Jewish groups over how to deal with the current right-wing government.

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Hungarian supporters of the far-right Jobbik party participating in a nationalist march through Warsaw, Poland on Nov. 11, 2015. (Janek Skarzynski/AFP/Getty Images)

In Hungary, some left-wing Jews are ready to work with a far-right party led by a former neo-Nazi

Amid growing frustration with the Fidesz party’s hold on power, an unlikely alliance has emerged.

In Eastern Europe, Holocaust museums are missing from key historical sites

Scholars say it’s about wanting to whitewash the murder of Jews by collaborators.

Polish Chief Rabbi Michael Schudrich delivering a speech in Warsaw, Poland on Jan. 2019 (Mateusz Wlodarczyk/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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A clash between Jews in Krakow highlights growing acceptance of Chabad in Europe

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In Hungary and Poland, Jews accuse their own communal leaders of playing the anti-Semitism card to avoid scrutiny

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In Hungary, a Jewish community political fight taints effort to bury Holocaust victims

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Hungarian magazine publishes image of Jewish leader, money on cover

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Hungary pledges $3.4 million to fight anti-Semitism in Europe

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Chabad Hungary joins Holocaust museum project boycotted by other Jewish groups

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Hungarian church cancels event honoring Nazi ally

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