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20.500.12592/hr5fnm

Northern (N): Hungary (NH). Staff of HM Legation

1958

A file of correspondence and Parliamentary Questions concerning the British legation in Budapest. The documents contain a draft of a question to be asked in the British Parliament regarding the refusal of the Hungarian authorities to accept the appointment of an honorary chaplain at the legation; and several letters discussing the Hungarian government's withdrawal of a visa for a British priest who had been hired to perform an Easter service at the legation. The documents also cover whether the British government should look to publicise the Hungarian government's refusal to allow British priests to visit the country; and the view of the Foreign Office that the Hungarian government is adopting a "more reasonable attitude". Other documents comment on the arrest of a Hungarian employee of the British legation, who was charged with supplying documents to István Bibó, a minister in the government that briefly ruled Hungary during the 1956 revolution.
united kingdom hungary espionage immigration international relations law political prisoners prisoners trials visas religious leaders infiltration arrests budapest subversion Anglo-Hungarian relations diplomatic officials diplomatic disputes British nationals abroad Embassy and Consulate Administration British parliament embassy staff Border Security and Migration religious holidays János Péter István Bibó Endre Sík Leslie Fry
Collection ID
FO371
Countries
United Kingdom
Department Reference
Code NH file 1892
Document Type
Correspondence Parliamentary and Official Government Material
File Reference
FO 371/134920
Identifier
10.1080/cwee.fo371.134920
Note
Documents in this file were retained under Section 3(4) of the Public Records Act 1958.
Pages
168
Persons Discussed
Endre Sík István Bibó János Péter Leslie Fry
Published in
United Kingdom
Subject Countries
Hungary
Themes
International Relations Border Security and Migration Embassy and Consulate Administration

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