Fajvédelem és ellenállás

Enigma Selected Essays in Humanities

“…As a former race-defender, Héjjas was loyal to Regent Governor Horthy, and at the same time, he was gradually becoming strongly anti-German, who refused to join the pro-German Arrow Cross movement. Although he was a radical right-wing soldier and politician, he never became a Nazi collaborator [102] . His irregular military unit, however, ultimately played no role in the military events that took place in Hungary, and in 1945 Héjjas fled the advancing Soviet troops to Germany, and then to Spain, where he settled in Vigo, Galicia, with the knowledge and consent of the right-wing dictator Francisco Franco who was glad to give shelter to German war criminals and their allies.…”