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    Döme Sztójay (Serbian Cyrillic: Димитрије Стојаковић, 5 January 1883 – 22 August 1946) was a Hungarian soldier and diplomat of Serb origin, who served...
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    join it after 27 September 1940. The Hungarian ambassador in Berlin, Döme Sztójay, telegraphed his foreign minister, István Csáky, immediately after news...
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    government. This was supported by former k.u.k. officers like Gyula Gömbös, Döme Sztójay and Anton Lehár. After the withdrawal of Romanian troops in 1919/20 they...
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    Horthy, armed with one tank, overthrew the German-installed government of Döme Sztójay. Lakatos's military government (also called shadow-army, since they operated...
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    in 1944, Bárdossy and his followers collaborated with Prime Minister Döme Sztójay. Later on, they collaborated with Ferenc Szálasi's Arrow Cross Party...
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    Hungary would be subject to an undisguised occupation. Horthy appointed Döme Sztójay as prime minister to appease German concerns. Being a complete surprise...
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  • intercepted by the Hungarian government and shown to Prime Minister Döme Sztójay, who passed it to Horthy. Horthy ordered an end to the deportations on...
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    which forced Horthy to oust Kállay and replace him with the more pliable Döme Sztójay. Kállay evaded the Nazis at first, but he was eventually captured and...
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    Following the Nazi occupation of Hungary in March 1944, the pro-German Döme Sztójay was installed as Prime Minister of Hungary. The Arrow Cross Party was...
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    Horthy acquiesced and appointed his ambassador to Germany, General Döme Sztójay, as prime minister. The Germans originally wanted Horthy to reappoint...
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  • German cooperation Margarethe (1944) – German occupation of Hungary. Döme Sztójay, an avid supporter of the Nazis, became the new Hungarian Prime Minister...
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    into Budapest, and on 23 March the government of Döme Sztójay was installed. Among his first moves, Sztójay legalized the Arrow Cross Party, which quickly...
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    with the help of the local police pushed them back. After this incident Döme Sztójay, the Hungarian ambassador in Berlin transferred a message to the German...
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    essence, placed under house arrest. Döme Sztójay, an avid supporter of the Nazis, became the new prime minister. Sztójay governed with the aid of a German...
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    Kállay from his position and appoint pro-Nazi politician Döme Sztójay as new Prime Minister. Sztójay legalized the antisemitic and pro-Nazi Arrow Cross Party...
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    Nazi regime occupied Hungary in March 1944 and raised Nazi sympathizer Döme Sztójay to the Prime Minister's post, Jaross was put in charge of the Interior...
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    was prime minister from 1942 until 1944. Döme Sztójay was prime minister from March until August 1944. Sztójay was captured by American troops and extradited...
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    occupied Hungary, which resulted in Kállay fleeing, and a Nazi proxy, Döme Sztójay, replacing him who quickly legalised the Arrow Cross. During the spring...
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    Margarethe had German forces overthrow the Hungarian government and install Döme Sztójay as prime minister. In April 1944, 17 main ghettos were set up in cities...
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    intercepted by the Hungarian government and shown to Prime Minister Döme Sztójay, who passed it to Horthy. Horthy ordered an end to the deportations on...
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  • Minister of Hungary from October 1944 to March 1945. Sentenced to death. Döme Sztójay – Prime Minister of Hungary from March to August 1944. Sentenced to death...
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    – Johanna Westerdijk, Dutch plant pathologist (d. 1961) January 5 – Döme Sztójay, Prime Minister of Hungary (d. 1946) January 6 – Kahlil Gibran, Lebanese...
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  • 1942 – Michel Fokine, Russian dancer and choreographer (b. 1880) 1946 – Döme Sztójay, Hungarian general and politician, 35th Prime Minister of Hungary (b...
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    [citation needed] On March 23, the government of Döme Sztójay was installed. Among his other first moves, Sztójay legalized the Arrow Cross Party, which quickly...
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    collapse.[citation needed] In August, Horthy replaced Prime Minister Döme Sztójay with the anti-fascist General Géza Lakatos. Under Lakatos's regime, acting...
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  • (deposed) 2 years, 13 days Kállay MÉP 35 Döme Sztójay (1883–1946) 22 March 1944 29 August 1944 160 days Independent Sztójay MÉP–MMP 36 Géza Lakatos (1890–1967)...
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  • Sztevanovity (Zoran Stevanović) (born in 1942), singer, guitar player. Döme Sztójay (Dimitrije Stojaković) (1883–1946), a Hungarian soldier and diplomat...
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    Hungarian regent Miklós Horthy to replace Kállay with the Nazi sympathizer Döme Sztójay. A top priority for the country's new Nazi rulers was the annihilation...
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    occupied Hungary in March 1944 and installed a puppet government under Döme Sztójay, they forced large-scale antisemitic measures in the city. The headquarters...
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    swayed to accept the idea, however, and Döme Sztójay was made prime minister instead. Imrédy became Sztójay's Minister of Economic Coordination in May...
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