Communist perfidy and intimidation. however. coupled with Soviet pressure. ended it on May 30. 1947. and Monsignor Varga had to flee his beloved Hungary. Prime Minister Nagy. after continuing on for a short time. soon disappeared in prison. as did many of the leaders of the party. Msgr. Bela Varga continued his antiCommunist fight from emigration. With the benevolent approval of our Government. he had established the Hungarian Committee in 1948 which encompassed most of the emigre politicians who had served in some capacity in the Government or Parliament between 1945 and 1948. He had protested loudly the brutal suppression of human rights and individual freedoms between 1947 and 1956. and his services were recognized by President Eisenhower.
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