World History Project

World History ProjectWorld History Project

March 28, 2012March 28, 2012

Mrs. SkirvinMrs. Skirvin

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Judit KinszkiJudit Kinszki

Hungary- 1920Hungary- 1920

PoliticsPolitics Charles IV of Hungary Charles IV of Hungary

-Rule 1918-1922-Rule 1918-1922

ReligionReligion

Nationalism and anti-semitismNationalism and anti-semitism

EconomyEconomy

The League of Nations lended a sum The League of Nations lended a sum of an estimated 250 million gold of an estimated 250 million gold crowns to help balance the budget crowns to help balance the budget and to stabilize Hungarian currency.and to stabilize Hungarian currency.

Economy cont.Economy cont.

Pengo-equaled 12,500 paper crownsPengo-equaled 12,500 paper crowns

Popular BooksPopular Books

Hommes en Hommes en Guerre- Andres Guerre- Andres LatzkoLatzko

Popular Books cont.Popular Books cont.

Forthcoming Forthcoming Book in Book in Hungarian Hungarian (translation)(translation)

Photos of Judit Kinszki & FamilyPhotos of Judit Kinszki & Family

Class PictureClass Picture

Imre Kinszki, Judit’s Imre Kinszki, Judit’s father, in front of father, in front of railroad station in railroad station in upper Northern upper Northern Hungary Hungary

Photos cont.Photos cont.

Aunt Kato and Aunt Kato and brother Gaborbrother Gabor

Judit Kinszki bathes Judit Kinszki bathes in the Danubein the Danube

TimelineTimeline

1899 1926 1980 1899 1926 1980

1925 19341925 1934

Mother born in Budapest

Met soon to be husband

Had first son, Gabor

Had first daughter, Judit

Father was taken to forced labor and had to leave the family during Holocaust

Father murdered in Budapest

Gabor deported to Buchenwald

Judit and mother survive horrors of Budapest ghetto

The End!The End!