Arthur R. Butz – The Hoax Of The Twentieth Century

Chapter 5: The Hungarian Jews
NG-5571: Typewritten telegrams exchanged by Veesenmayer and Altenburg
of the Foreign Office, dated June 25 and 28. In view of the “liquidation of the
Jewish problem” in Hungary, the Hungarian government should reimburse the
Reich with the corresponding amounts of food-stuffs. Stamps.
NG-5573: Typed report by Wagner to Ribbentrop, dated October 27. Of the
900,000 Jews who had been in Hungary, 437,402 had been sent for “labor to the
East.” A discussion of Hungarian Jews being allowed to emigrate follows.
Stamped and initialed by Mirbach.
NG-5576: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated June 30. Horthy objected to measures against the Budapest Jews but
agreed to postponed measures. Thus, “assembling in last provincial Zone V [so
far not covered space west of Danube, with exclusion of Budapest] has started.
Simultaneously assembling will be carried out within jurisdiction of first constabulary
commando in remoter suburbs of Budapest in order to facilitate drive in
capital.” Stamped.
NG-5594: Anonymous telegram from Budapest to the Foreign Office, dated
April 18. The “Hungarian population urgently desires a swift, radical solution to
the Jewish problem, since fear of Jewish revenge is greater than the fear of Russian
brutality.” Handwritten notations to file.
NG-5595: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the foreign
Office, dated April 28. “Special operations” in Hungary had resulted in the arrest
of 194,000 Jews. Stamped and handwritten notations.
NG-5596: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated April 28. 194,000 Jews arrested by the special operations, and Hungarian
plans to distribute the Budapest Jews throughout the city on account of the
Allied bombing raids. Stamped.
NG-5597: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated April 30. 194,000 Jews arrested by the special operations, and discussion
of Jews trying to be conscripted for labor in Hungary in order to avoid
concentration camps. Stamped and handwritten notations.
NG-5599: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated May 5. 196,700 Jews arrested by the special operations. Stamped
and handwritten notations.
NG-5600: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated May 6. Jews are being rounded up, and the Jews think that they are
“only going to the special camps temporarily.” Stamped.
NG-5602: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated May 24. 110,556 Hungarian Jews have been deported. Stamped,
handwritten notations, and illegible initials.
NG-5603: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated May 19. 51,000 Hungarian Jews deported. Stamped and handwritten
notations.
NG-5604: Typewritten copy of a telegram from Veesenmayer to the Foreign
Office, dated May 20. 62,644 Hungarian Jews deported. Stamped and handwritten
notations.
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