Raoul Wallenberg arrived in Budapest on 9 July 1944.

Throughout its thousand-year history, Hungary has been and has remained a recipient country of immigration.

The entry of the Wehrmacht troops into Hungary created a new situation.

The reason for putting a halt to deportations from Budapest was the intervention of foreign diplomacy.

Established religious communities in Hungary also participated in the rescue operations, although in different ways and to a different extent.

There were people at different levels of command in the Hungarian army who found the Jewish Acts as contrary to the national interest and condemned the persecution of Jewish fellow citizens.

After 15 October 1944, the Eichmann commando, struggling with the shortage of railway carriages, dispatched Jews on foot from the capital to Hegyeshalom where an SS detachment took them over.

In conclusion, it is worth thinking about the meaning of rescuing.