230. The Siege of Budapest
Battleground
The Siege of Budapest: Survival and Atrocity
This chapter explores the brutal Siege of Budapest, where the Red Army battles a determined German and Hungarian defense amidst dire urban conditions. It highlights the stark realities faced by the city's civilians, particularly the Jewish population suffering from violence and starvation, while also probing the relentless violence of the Arrow Cross regime. The narrative draws parallels to broader themes of compliance and moral failure in the face of brutality, raising profound questions about human nature during times of war.
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