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- László_Baky abstract "László Baky (September 13, 1898 in Budapest-March 29, 1946) was a leading member of the Hungarian Nazi movement that flourished before and during World War II.A military academy graduate, he came to prominence in Szeged in 1919 for his violent counterrevolutionary work and rose through the ranks to become one of the leading figures in the Gendarmerie. A member of several far right groups he finally left the gendarmes in 1938 (as a Major-General) to join the Hungarian National Socialist Party, and passed through a number of incarnations of this fluid movement. He was elected as a deputy in 1939 and sat as a member of a Nazi coalition group. Close to Nazi Germany, he was appointed editor of the German-funded newspaper Magyarság. He soon became a close ally of Fidél Pálffy and the two united with the followers of General Ruszkay and Ferenc Szálasi to form a wider coalition of pro-Nazi conservatives and military men.After the Nazi invasion and occupation of Hungary in March 1944, Baky was elevated to state secretary in the Ministry of the Interior, under Andor Jaross. Along with his fellow state secretary, László Endre, Baky eagerly accepted responsibility for deporting the country's Jews to the extermination camps. Soon after his ascension, he wrote in a letter to Jaross, "The Royal Hungarian Government will soon have the country purged of Jews. I order the purge to be carried out by regions. As a result of the purge the Jewry - irrespective of sex or age - is to be transported to assigned concentration camps." On 4 April he chaired a meeting attended by senior members of Adolf Eichmann's commando unit, as well as Endre and gendarmerie commander Lieutenant-Colonel László Ferenczy in which it was agreed that Jews, having first had their possessions seized, would be moved into urban ghettos before deportation to Germany. Under the direction of Eichmann Baky began the process of rounding up Jews in the eastern provinces of the country two days later.Baky was removed from his positions during the summer of 1944 and was then arrested after conspiring, unsuccessfully, to lead a coup against Miklós Horthy, who also ordered Edmund Veesenmayer to stop the deportation of Jews. However Baky would return to prominence that October after Szálasi and the Arrow Cross were put in power by the Germans. Under the Arrow Cross he continued his labors in deportation and mass murder. He fled the country in 1945 but was arrested in Austria and returned to Budapest. In 1946 Baky, Endre and Jaross were all tried, found guilty of crimes against the state, and executed.".
- László_Baky birthDate "1898-09-13".
- László_Baky birthPlace Austria–Hungary.
- László_Baky birthPlace Budapest.
- László_Baky deathDate "1946-03-29".
- László_Baky deathPlace Budapest.
- László_Baky deathPlace Hungary.
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- László_Baky birthDate "1898-09-13".
- László_Baky birthPlace Austria–Hungary.
- László_Baky birthPlace Budapest.
- László_Baky caption "László Baky before his execution. On the right is László Endre".
- László_Baky citizenship Hungary.
- László_Baky dateOfBirth "1898-09-13".
- László_Baky dateOfDeath "1946-03-29".
- László_Baky deathCause "Execution by hanging".
- László_Baky deathDate "1946-03-29".
- László_Baky deathPlace Budapest.
- László_Baky deathPlace Hungary.
- László_Baky ethnicity Hungarians.
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- László_Baky knownFor "Nazi politician".
- László_Baky name "Baky, Laszlo".
- László_Baky name "László Baky".
- László_Baky nationality Hungary.
- László_Baky occupation "Gendarme".
- László_Baky party Hungarian_National_Socialist_Party.
- László_Baky placeOfBirth Austria–Hungary.
- László_Baky placeOfBirth Budapest.
- László_Baky placeOfDeath Budapest.
- László_Baky placeOfDeath Hungary.
- László_Baky shortDescription "Hungarian Nazi politician,executed for war crimes".
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- László_Baky comment "László Baky (September 13, 1898 in Budapest-March 29, 1946) was a leading member of the Hungarian Nazi movement that flourished before and during World War II.A military academy graduate, he came to prominence in Szeged in 1919 for his violent counterrevolutionary work and rose through the ranks to become one of the leading figures in the Gendarmerie.".
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- László_Baky givenName "Laszlo".
- László_Baky name "Laszlo Baky".
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