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“We Really Did Not Expect to See You Again”: A Case Study on Jewish–Non-Jewish Relations in Post-War Szeged

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Survivors faced significant challenges in rebuilding lives in Szeged after the war, navigating their complex relationships with non-Jewish neighbors.
The Jewish community in Szeged, despite a high survival rate of about 60%, experienced ongoing difficulties, particularly in recovering confiscated property.
Narratives of the local population's reactions post-deportation reveal nuanced interactions between Jewish survivors and non-Jewish residents.
Szeged served as a major deportation center during the Holocaust, impacting local dynamics and shaping the post-war experience of survivors.

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This study explores property recovery and relationships of survivors in Szeged, suggesting complex interactions post-Holocaust.

Pataricza et al. (2024) studied this question.

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