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László Baky (13 September 1898 in Budapest – 29 March 1946) was a leading member of the Hungarian Nazi movement that flourished before and during World War II. A military academy graduate, he came to prominence in Szeged in 1919 for his violent counterrevolutionary work and rose through the ranks to become one of the leading figures in the Gendarmerie. A member of several far right groups he finally left the gendarmes in 1938 (as a major-general) to join the Hungarian National Socialist Party, and passed through a number of incarnations of this fluid movement. He was elected as a deputy in 1939 and sat as a member of a Nazi coalition group. Close to Nazi Germany, he was appointed editor of the German-funded newspaper Magyarság. He soon became a close ally of Fidél Pálffy and the two united

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rdfs:label	László Baky (ca) László Baky (eo) László Baky (fr) バキ・ラースロー (ja) László Baky (en) László Baky (sv)
rdfs:comment	László BAKY [lAslO baki], laŭ hungarlingve kutima nomordo Baky László estis hungara politikisto, subministro, parlamentano, oficiro. László Baky [1] naskiĝis la 13-an de septembro 1898 en Budapeŝto. Li mortis la 29-an de marto 1946 en Budapeŝto. (eo) László Baky, né le 13 septembre 1898 à Budapest et mort le 29 mars 1946, est un membre influent du mouvement nazi hongrois qui a prospéré avant et pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Haut fonctionnaire pendant l'occupation des nazis, il participe à la Shoah en Hongrie. (fr) バキ・ラースロー（Baky László、1898年9月13日 - 1946年3月26日）は、ハンガリーの政治家。ストーヤイ・デメ政権で内務副大臣を務め、ハンガリーにおけるナチズムの指導的人物であった。オーストリア＝ハンガリー帝国時代のブダペストで誕生。第一次世界大戦中の1919年にハンガリー軍に従軍。1944年にナチス・ドイツがハンガリーを占領すると、内務大臣ヤロシュ・アンドル（hu）、同僚のエンドレ・ラースロー（hu）ともに大勢のハンガリー系ユダヤ人たちを強制収容所へ送った。1945年にソビエト軍がハンガリーへ侵攻すると、国外へ逃亡するがオーストリアでアメリカ軍に逮捕され、ハンガリーへ強制送還された。1946年に開かれた法廷で国家反逆罪に問われ、死刑を宣告された。ヤロシュ、エンドレとともに3月29日、絞首刑が執行された。 (ja) László Baky, född den 13 september 1898 i Budapest, Österrike-Ungern, död den 29 mars 1946 i Budapest, var en ungersk politiker och ämbetsman. Baky, som tillhörde den nazistiska Pilkorsrörelsen, var 1944 statssekreterare i det ungerska inrikesministeriet. (sv) László Baky (1898 - 1946) va ser un líder del moviment nazi a Hongria durant la Segona Guerra Mundial. Nascut a Budapest, militar de carrera, destacant per la seva violència contrarevolucionària va arribar a capitanejar la gendarmeria del seu país. Membre d'alguns grups d'extrema dreta va deixar la gendarmeria el 1938 per a afiliar-se al . Va ser elegit diputat el 1939 passant a formar part del grup nazi del parlament hongarès. Proper a l'Alemanya nazi formà part d'una coalició pro-Nazi. (ca) László Baky (13 September 1898 in Budapest – 29 March 1946) was a leading member of the Hungarian Nazi movement that flourished before and during World War II. A military academy graduate, he came to prominence in Szeged in 1919 for his violent counterrevolutionary work and rose through the ranks to become one of the leading figures in the Gendarmerie. A member of several far right groups he finally left the gendarmes in 1938 (as a major-general) to join the Hungarian National Socialist Party, and passed through a number of incarnations of this fluid movement. He was elected as a deputy in 1939 and sat as a member of a Nazi coalition group. Close to Nazi Germany, he was appointed editor of the German-funded newspaper Magyarság. He soon became a close ally of Fidél Pálffy and the two united (en)
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name	László Baky (en)
birth place	Hungarian Australians Budapest
death place	Hungary Budapest
death place	Hungary Budapest
death date	1946-03-29 (xsd:date)
birth place	Hungarian Australians Budapest
birth date	1898-09-13 (xsd:date)
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