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15 Istvan Polyakovics, Zenta, 188616 Karoly Lukacs, Zenta, 191517 Sandor Halasz, Zenta, 189218 Maria Puskas, Zenta, 190019 Kalman Hangya, Zenta, 187220 Pal Boka, Zenta, 189721 Lajos Vecseri, Zenta, 190222 Istvan Barati, Zenta, 190023 Tamas Dome, Zenta, 190424 Janos Nagy, Zenta, 190125 Istvan Piszar, Zenta, 191526 Illes Varga, Zenta, 189927 Janos Bokros, Zenta, 190328 Pal Berkes, Zenta, 189929 Istvan Kuklis, Zenta, 190830 Peter Kovacs, Zenta, 18919831 Dr Andras Felsohegyi, Zenta, 188632 Dr Karoly Balogh, Zenta, 188033 Jozsef Hesz, Csantaver, 189034 Gyorgy Mihalesz, Zenta, 190635 Miklos Toth, Zenta, 188136 Mihaly Toth, Zenta, 187237 Mihaly Toth, Jr, Zenta, 191038 Illes Nagy Porge, Zenta, 188639 Janos Toldi, Zenta, 189840 Balint Huszar, Zenta, 188641 Nandor Vass, Zenta, 189242 Illes Toth Katona, Zenta, 188443 Marton Franja, Zenta, 190544 Jeno Sandor, Zenta, 188645 Jeno Halasz, Zenta, 191246 Gusztav Lakatos, Zenta, 191047 Elek Motynek, Zenta, 191048 Peter Toth Szegedi, Zenta, 191449 Lenard Sic, Rumania, 190250 Karoly Hadvany, Zenta, 188351 Ferenc Imre, Szeged, 190952 Geza Boros, Zenta, 191553 Istvan Nagyabonyi, Zenta, 190654 Gabor Bela Molnar, Zenta, 190055 Vasiliye Meskanov, Harkov, 189856 Pal Zsiga, Zenta, 189657 Janos Magyar, Hodmezovasarhely, 1912
58 Lajos Bencsik, Zenta, 190459 Istvan Kalamar, Zenta, 189060 Pal Vass, Zenta, 189661 Imre Lalics, Zenta, 189062 Vince Lakatos, Zenta, 190863 Peter Piszar, Zenta, 190364 Janos Szollar, Zenta, 189965 Lukacs Dukai, Zenta, 1883Members of the committee of war crimes and criminals: (signed) Aleksander and Dusan MilicevThe following witnessed the signing of the document: (signed) Petar S. Senic L.S. Zenta, NCPL99ADA - THE BRIDGE OF LIFEAfter the withdrawal of Hungarian soldiers and gendarmes, the Serbs organized to take revengein memory of the 17 Serbian snipers who lost their lives in 1941. They pondered whether to takeat least ten times as many Hungarian lives. Prior to the arrival of the Russians, sixteen personswere executed from among the captives whose number almost reached two hundred, while therest were driven to yearn for the other world by simple starvation and unique tortures.It came to Parson Vince Gere's ears that further lists were compiled by the fanatic Serbs of Ada.The arrival of Russian troops protected the Hungarians from further bloody acts. The Parsoneven divined a method for preventing any further bloodshed. He noticed that in order toreestablish the lines of communication with Banat, the Russians wanted to build a permanentbridge over the Tisza near the old bridge which was blown up by Serbian sappers during theirwithdrawal in the war of 1941.<strong>This</strong> withdrawal did not make much sense from a military point of view, since it could not causeany damage or disadvantage to the Hungarian authorities who had no control over Banat. Thanksto the idea of Parson Vince Gere, the ruins of the bridge proved a great help in those days.Parson Gere offered the responsible French-speaking Russian General, who was short ofmaterial, and workmen, two thousand Hungarians from Ada. These men would build a morereliable bridge than that made of pontoons that would survive even a possible ice drift, providedthe Russian command guaranteed the lives and possessions of the Hungarians of Ada.Fortunately, the Parson could negotiate with the advice of three Hungarian engineers who hadtaken shelter in the village. The Russian commander readily accepted the practical and veryinexpensive offer, since all he had to do in return was "simply" block any murderous thoughts inthe souls of the newly self appointed proletarian leaders of the Serb populace.By the time the
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22PEOPLE OF BEZDAN1.On a May aftern
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26that those people all fell victim
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ack a 13 year-old boy to the soccer
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Russian officers cursed and told th
Page 22 and 23: Jani was set free for he had been a
Page 24 and 25: There were some people who, in spit
Page 26 and 27: March 12, 1945. The relatives of th
Page 28 and 29: Ferenc Csapo, 33 Mihaly Miovacs, 18
Page 30 and 31: Having heard about the advance of t
Page 32 and 33: "On November 3, I got up at five in
Page 34 and 35: The vicar would come every night. H
Page 36 and 37: hand. Raising it to his mouth, he d
Page 38 and 39: "24th October, 1944. Yesterday was
Page 40 and 41: "I have only one chance to be sacri
Page 42 and 43: The data, which shows that on the s
Page 44 and 45: all the captured Serbs, as neither
Page 46 and 47: Before and during World War II, the
Page 48 and 49: would order fire in an instant. Wit
Page 50 and 51: Our house looked out over the main
Page 52 and 53: He had just arrived home after thre
Page 54 and 55: 28. Jozsef Pasztor, 34 56. Albert G
Page 56 and 57: The OZNA officer, who exhumed a mas
Page 58 and 59: 7917 year old Karoly and 8 year old
Page 60 and 61: 82FROM SZENTFULOP TO THE GAKOVA CAM
Page 62 and 63: My mother died on January 4, 1946.
Page 64 and 65: Jozsi, the leader of our committee
Page 66 and 67: his own grave, then machine gunned
Page 68 and 69: driving a wheelbarrow on the sidewa
Page 70 and 71: "Now that's exactly what we needed
Page 74 and 75: idge was built (from several rows o
Page 76 and 77: There is a common opinion among the
Page 78 and 79: The Catholics of the village were o
Page 80 and 81: and their supporters. On one occasi
Page 82 and 83: "My younger brother, Bandi, was tak
Page 84 and 85: two young instructors staying in he
Page 86 and 87: In Tunderes (Vilova) there was no o
Page 88 and 89: weeks spent starving, laying on str
Page 90 and 91: 121PACSERAt Pacser sixteen Serbians
Page 92 and 93: piece of land, there are three rows
Page 94 and 95: "I understood that through the OZNA
Page 96 and 97: took the priest under their protect
Page 98 and 99: "We set off from Hadikliget on Octo
Page 100 and 101: everyone to the front! The Party us
Page 102 and 103: 137REPORT OF LOSSESIn addition to o
Page 104 and 105: 141Source: Zlocini okupatora u Vojv
Page 106 and 107: well as in words, that there had be
Page 108 and 109: The American military forces delive
Page 110 and 111: culpability or participation are th
Page 112 and 113: The accused did not make use of his
Page 114 and 115: the spirit of revenge among the Hun
Page 116 and 117: considered all the claims of Hungar
Page 118 and 119: The People's Court of Budapest just
Page 120 and 121: From then on all hell breaks loose.
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