Hungarian Exile Movement in the United States during World War II and theAmerican Response

摘要

At the outbreak of World War II, Hungary was a small nation trying to protect herindependence and autonomy from the expansionist German machine. To hedge her bet, Hungary decided to try to follow the example of the successful Czech exile movement in World War I. Teleki and Horthy sent one of Hungary's respected statesmen, Tibor Eckhardt, to the United States to establish a skeleton organization which could become an exile government speaking for the Hungarian