Miklós Horthy person

“repeatedly reached secret verdicts that they believed necessary to construct the post-war Germany. As early as the summer of 1945, Murphy was willing to defy U.S. treaty obligations concerning high-ranking Nazis and Axis collaborators when …”

“who had been a royal regent of Hungary and supreme commander of Hungarian armed forces during the years of alliance with the Nazi Germany. Horthy also shared personal responsibility for establishing the Hungarian race laws and the persecuti…”

“during Horthy's regime, and they felt justified in bringing formal charges against him at the War Crimes Tribunal. According to their agreements with the U.S., they seemed to have legal authority to prosecute him even in a Yugoslav court. T…”

“had been the centerpiece of Alan Dulles' recommendations to President Woodrow Wilson during the young diplomat's days as chief of the U.S. political intelligence for Central Europe. Horthy had emerged as something like a grand old man of Hu…”

“worried about Horthy's loyalty to him, so the Germans deposed him, installed a more compliant regime, and swept away hundreds of thousands of Hungarians to death camps. The U.S. Army captured Horthy during the summer of 1945 and interned hi…”

“After his arrival, U.S. political advisor Murphy sought Washington's approval for Horthy's release. Legal advisors Green-Hackworth agreed, provided the Soviet Union did not formally object. The Soviets said nothing. Murphy wished to offer H…”

“So according to the U.S. Embassy reports of the day, because many felt a trial would undermine the state's future. The chief U.S. prosecutor at Nuremberg, Robert Jackson, promised Horthy that if he cooperated with the U.S. political agenda,…”

“Officially, the former regent was supposed to notify US authorities if he moved, but other than that, he was free to do as he chose. Robert Murphy and the US ambassador to Hungary worked to clear Horthy's petition for permission to immigrat…”

“by the Yugoslav War Crimes Commission, and he even cited the page and paragraph number. The Yugoslav government requested the American authorities at Wiesbaden for extradition of the Admiral and repeated this request again in 1946. The Yugo…”

“counter-revolutionary government and begin aid and propaganda measures to sure this up. As things turned out, Wilson did not send gunboats to Budapest, but the Czechs and Romanians did indeed invade Hungary, and with their help, Hungarian A…”