demonstration in Deák Square, Budapest
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Soviet Occupation of Hungary
The Red Army completed its takeover of Hungary on 4 April 1945, ending months of brutal fighting. Soviet troops committed widespread violence and deported many civilians to labour camps. For persecuted Roma, Soviet arrival often meant survival — a perception later distorted into accusations of “collaboration.”
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