Dueling Reclaims Hold in Hungary Amid Public Outcry
In Budapest the ministry of home affairs reports a rising duel culture after World War II amid 6,000 challenges in six months, 350 combats, and three killings. Etiquette, class privilege, and seconds rules govern encounters, with nobles and professionals dominating and workers excluded. Assaults lead to penalties, while abolition attempts have failed.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ministry of Home’affairs
Stephen Tisza
Anti-Duelling League
War Prisoners Bodies Exhumation in Europe Details
Berlin reports describe difficulties in identifying American POWs buried in German and allied cemeteries. Bodies unearthed near Leipzig Antwerp Strasbourg and other sites are believed to be American soldiers. Exhumations involve two American officers and 24 civilian staff with operations extending to Berlin and Dresden.
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Brives Registration Service
Leipsiz
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Stockach
Lake Constance
Lindan am-Bodensee
Muinich
Darmstadt
Coblenz
Stuttgart
Hindenburg
Silesia
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High Commission
Oppeln
Tuchel
Poland
Dresden
Eugene M. Dwyer
G. Cole
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