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  5. Okresný úrad v Humennom

  6. Okresný úrad v Levoči

  11. Országos Magyar Zsidó Segítő Akció

    • National Hungarian Jewish Aid Organization
    • OMZSA

    1939-1945

    The Országos Magyar Zsidó Segítő Akció (OMZSA) was established in Budapest in 1939 with the mission of raising funds for supporting those who lost their jobs or existence due to the anti-Jewish laws and regulations. The OMZSA was a Neolog-Orthodox-Zionist coalition that aimed to consolidate the Hungarian-Jewish self-aid actions. Jewish public activists saw the establishment of the OMZSA as an opportunity for both self-renewal and a growing inner solidarity among Hungarian Jews.

  12. Magyar Cionista Szövetség

    • Hungarian Zionist Alliance
    • MCSZ

    1927-

    The officially stated aim of the Hungarian Zionist Alliance was 'to promote Jewish culture through the publication of Jewish cultural, scientific, and scholarly books and periodicals’. It was not until 1927 that the Hungarian Ministry of the Interior finally approved its statutes. Forced to illegality in 1944 and 1949, the Alliance continued to operate and it is still an active organization.

  13. Zsidó Tanács

    • Central Jewish Council
    • Magyar Zsidók Központi Tanácsa

    March 1944 to January 1945

    Jewish Councils in Hungary were bodies of Jewish representatives forcibly created by the Nazis and their Hungarian collaborators to carry out restrictive and genocidal measures against the Jews. Along with the Central Council of Hungarian Jews some 150 local Jewish Councils were set up in Hungary in the spring and summer of 1944. They operated for only a few weeks and ceased to exist as soon as the deportations started. There was only one exception: the Budapest (Central) Jewish Council, which existed until the liberation of the Budapest ghettos in January 1945.

  14. Ministerstvo zahraničných vecí

    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs

  15. Ministerstvo hospodárstva

    • Ministry of Economy

  16. Ministerstvo vnútra

    • Ministry of Interior

  17. Kancelária prezidenta Slovenskej republiky

    • Office of the President of the Slovak Republic

  18. Košice – mesto s municipiálnym zriadením

    • Košice - City with the municipal administration

  20. Rimokatolička škola Travnik

    • Catholic school Travnik