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ANN KENEVAN on June 4, 2024

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GEORGE SOROS, ACTBLUE IS THE DEMOCRAT PARTY! George Soros was born Gyorgy Schwartz in Budapest, Hungary, on August 12, 1930 to parents Tividar and Erzebat Schwartz. He is a JEW. GEORGE SOROS'S ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT George Soros was born to Tividar and Erzebat Schwartz, non-practicing Jews, in Buda... View MoreGEORGE SOROS, ACTBLUE IS THE DEMOCRAT PARTY! George Soros was born Gyorgy Schwartz in Budapest, Hungary, on August 12, 1930 to parents Tividar and Erzebat Schwartz. He is a JEW. GEORGE SOROS'S ROOTS AND DEVELOPMENT George Soros was born to Tividar and Erzebat Schwartz, non-practicing Jews, in Budapest, Hungary on August 12, 1930. Tivadar was an attorney by profession, but the consuming passion of his life was the promotion of Esperanto—an artificial, “universal” language created during the 1880s in hopes that people worldwide might be persuaded to drop their native tongues and speak Esperanto instead—thereby, in theory at least, minimizing their nationalist impulses while advancing intercultural harmony. In 1936, Tivadar changed his family surname to Soros—a future-tense Esperanto verb meaning “will soar.”13 When the Nazis occupied Budapest in 1944, Tivadar decided to split up his family so as to minimize the chance that all its members would be killed together. For each of them—his wife and two sons—he purchased forged papers identifying them as Christians; paid government officials to conceal his family's Jewish heritage from the German and Hungarian fascists; and bribed Gentile families to take them into their homes. As for George in particular, the father paid a Hungarian government official named Baumbach to claim George as his Christian godson, “Sandor Kiss,” and to let the boy live with him in Budapest. One of Baumbach's duties was to deliver deportation notices to Hungary's Jews, confiscating their property and turning it over to Germany. Young George Soros sometimes accompanied the official on his rounds.14 Many years later, in December 1998, a CBS interviewer would ask Soros whether he had ever felt any guilt about his association with Baumbach during that period. Soros replied: “… I was only a spectator ... I had no role in taking away that property. So I had no sense of guilt.”15 Soros today recalls the German occupation of Hungary as “probably the happiest year of my life.” “For me,” he elaborates, “it was a very positive experience. It's a strange thing because you see incredible suffering around you and the fact you are in considerable danger yourself. But you're fourteen years old and you don't believe that it can actually touch you. You have a belief in yourself. You have a belief in your father. It's a very happy-making, exhilarating experience.”16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSeI1f3uERI

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June 4, 2024