What is unacceptable is that a foreign people, whose loyalty is to a foreign country, should be telling one of our governments anything!!
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Jewish groups call on government to remove alleged anti-Semitic writers from national curriculum
Six Jewish organisations and federations have called on the government to revise the national curriculum and remove four “anti-Semitic” writers from it.
The writers in question, Jozsef Nyiro (1889-1953), Albert Wass (1908-1998), Istvan Sinka (1897-1969) and Dezso Szabo (1879-1945) spread “the contagion of anti-Semitism,” the organisations said in a statement.
“It is unacceptable that they constitute an integral part of the education of Hungarian youth,” the statement signed by Mazsihisz, the March of the Living Foundation, Mazsike, the Hungarian Zionist Alliance, the Victims of Nazism Committee and the B’nai B’rith Budapest Lodge said.
Jewish groups call on government to remove alleged anti-Semitic writers from national curriculum | Politics.hu
What is unacceptable is that a foreign people, whose loyalty is to a foreign country, should be telling one of our governments anything!!
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Obviously, it doesn't matter what contributions these Four Writers made to Hungarian Culture, or what Their other positive attributes might have had. All that matters is that They were "anti Semitic". That's very Ethnocentric thinking on the part of these Jewish Groups.
Just part of the 'Cultural Cleansing' process of the Left in rooting out any truth concerning the Jew!
I'll be glad we we can 'Cleanse' our own culture of these Leftest Rats!
Writers remain despite Jewish protest
The government will not revise the new and recently approved national curriculum despite heavy criticism from six Jewish organisations and federations over “anti-semitic” writers being included, education state secretary Rózsa Hoffman said on Tuesday.
Several organisations have called for a change in the curriculum, including the Victims of Nazism Committee, to remove four “anti-semitic” writers. The four, József Nyírő, Albert Wass, István Sinka and Dezső Szabó, spread “the contagion of anti-semitism,”
Writers remain despite Jewish protest*|*The Budapest Times
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