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troops he escapes capture by the requesting front duty. During his military service he speaks up against the war and tries to convince the officer corps of ending the war. For his activity he is brought to military court, but escapes. He organizes an armed resistance against the Nazis and on
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Minister and the ruling parties’ far right legislation. Drozdy becomes a member of the committee who is tasked with presenting the “Second Anti-Jewish Law” and he opposed submittal and suggests several amendments. One of these which passes legislation is the exemption of descendants of
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On April 4, 1927 he and his entire family flee the country, due to political persecution, and seek asylum in the United States of
America, and settle down in Chicago. He continues to be politically active and works in the American League for Revision of the Trianon Peace Treaty of Hungary as the
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The parliament shortly after revoked his membership. On the elections that followed he nominated himself yet again and won decisively. He became one of the lead speakers for the opposition. In one of his significant speeches in parliament he rises up against the government's lack of action in
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to start a conflict of interest procedure in the autumn of 1946, targeting to remove him from parliament. The proceedings fail at their attempt as Drozdy presents hard evidence including the testimony of Endre Bajcsy-Zsilinszky's widow and other documents of his
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National Assembly Drozdy belongs to the right wing of the Smallholders Party, which meant that he strongly opposed the initiatives of the Hungarian Communist Party. In his speech in July 1946 he voices warnings and strong opposition of the Communistic
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where he organized the local populace into a militia and fought the advancing Czech troops. Meanwhile, in
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