People's Tribunal in Budapest

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The People's Tribunal in Budapest was a post-World War II Hungarian judicial body that conducted war crimes trials, including those of leading fascist and collaborationist figures.

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instanceOf extraordinary court ⓘ
post-World War II judicial body ⓘ
war crimes tribunal ⓘ
aimedAt denazification in Hungary ⓘ
retribution for wartime atrocities in Hungary ⓘ
appliedLaw Hungarian war crimes legislation ⓘ
international norms on war crimes ⓘ
country Hungary ⓘ
establishedFor prosecution of war crimes ⓘ
handledCases trials of political and military leaders associated with fascist rule ⓘ
war crimes trials ⓘ
historicalContext aftermath of World War II in Hungary ⓘ
transition from fascist rule to postwar government in Hungary ⓘ
jurisdiction crimes against humanity committed in Hungary ⓘ
war crimes committed in Hungary ⓘ
languageOfCourt Hungarian ⓘ
legalNature extraordinary tribunal outside the regular court system ⓘ
legalStatus state-established tribunal of Hungary ⓘ
legalType criminal court ⓘ
location Budapest ⓘ
operatedInPeriod post-World War II era ⓘ
partOf postwar Allied-supported justice processes in Europe ⓘ
purpose to address crimes committed during World War II in Hungary ⓘ
to hold accountable leading fascist and collaborationist figures ⓘ
seat Budapest ⓘ
subjectOf historical research on postwar justice in Eastern Europe ⓘ
tried Hungarian collaborationist politicians ⓘ
Hungarian fascist leaders ⓘ
Nazi collaborators in Hungary ⓘ
members of the Arrow Cross Party ⓘ

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Ferenc Szálasi → wasTriedBy → People's Tribunal in Budapest ⓘ
László Bárdossy → convictedBy → People's Tribunal in Hungary ⓘ
linked to: People's Tribunal in Budapest
László Baky → triedBy → People's Tribunal in Hungary ⓘ
linked to: People's Tribunal in Budapest