19 March 1944Arrival in BudapestAdolf Eichmann
Arrives in Budapest after Germany occupies Hungary.
Historical records for Austria in 1944, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Arrives in Budapest after Germany occupies Hungary.
Personally directs the SS deportation team assigned to Hungarian Jewry.
Leads a task force which deports 437,000 Jews to Auschwitz from Hungary
Jewish communities are concentrated in ghettos and transit sites.
Coordinates German planning with Hungarian authorities before mass deportations.
Oversees the start of systematic deportations from Hungary.
German and Hungarian authorities send mass transports toward Auschwitz.
Orders the XV Gebirg Corps to attack Tito in Bosnia & destroy the Yugoslav Army, YANL
The attack on Tito fails due to partisan intelligence
Mass deportations from Hungary are halted by Regent Horthy.
Eichmann's deportation operation loses its main transport programme.
Most deportees are sent to Auschwitz-Birkenau.
His unit helps deport roughly 440,000 Hungarian Jews.
The Finns give Germany 14 days to evacuate an army of 250,000
Russia demands German withdrawal from Finland
Publishes a clinical description of children with distinctive social and behavioral patterns.
Documents a developmental profile later associated with the autism spectrum.
Appointed Commander of the Twentieth Gebirgs Army in the Arctic Circle
Appointed Commander of the Twentieth Gebirgs Army in the Arctic Circle
Evacuates Finland in 14 days, required by the armistice between Finland & Russia
Evacuates Finland in 14 days, required by the armistice between Finland & Russia
Publication of "What Is Life?"
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