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Recsk forced labor was a [[Forced-labor camp|forced labor camp]] in the [[Communist era|communist era]]{{r|Recsk_1950_1953}}{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1}}<ref>https://erzsebetparkhotel.hu/en/recsk-memorial-park</ref> in [[Hungary]] operated by the [[State Protection Authority]] (ÁVH) between October 1950{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1}} and the fall of 1953{{r|Recsk_1950_1953}}<ref>https://www.panadea.com/en/travel-guide-guidebook/europe/hungary/northern-hungary/matra-mountains/recsk/photo-gallery/gal-001</ref>, near the quarry of the Csákány-kő{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_4}} hill, next to the village of [[Recsk]] in [[Heves County|Heves county]]. It is the most infamous of the approximately 100 communist era [[internment]]<ref>https://www.terrorhaza.hu/en/allando-kiallitas/basement/internment</ref> and labor camps of various sizes<ref>https://neb.hu/en/the-hungarian-gulag-exhibition-in-kapolnasnyek-describes-the-world-of-forced-lab</ref> in Hungary. The "Hungarian Gulag"<ref>https://hungarytoday.hu/victims-of-communism-the-nightmarish-forced-labor-camp-recsk-the-hungarian-gulag/</ref>.
Recsk forced labor was a [[Forced-labor camp|forced labor camp]] in the [[Communist era|communist era]]{{r|Recsk_1950_1953}}{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1}}<ref>https://erzsebetparkhotel.hu/en/recsk-memorial-park</ref> in [[Hungary]] operated by the [[State Protection Authority]] (ÁVH) between October 1950{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1}} and the fall of 1953{{r|Recsk_1950_1953}}{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_6}}<ref>https://www.panadea.com/en/travel-guide-guidebook/europe/hungary/northern-hungary/matra-mountains/recsk/photo-gallery/gal-001</ref>, near the quarry of the Csákány-kő{{r|munkataborok.hu_Recsk_4}} hill, next to the village of [[Recsk]] in [[Heves County|Heves county]]. It is the most infamous of the approximately 100 communist era [[internment]]<ref>https://www.terrorhaza.hu/en/allando-kiallitas/basement/internment</ref> and labor camps of various sizes<ref>https://neb.hu/en/the-hungarian-gulag-exhibition-in-kapolnasnyek-describes-the-world-of-forced-lab</ref> in Hungary. The "Hungarian Gulag"<ref>https://hungarytoday.hu/victims-of-communism-the-nightmarish-forced-labor-camp-recsk-the-hungarian-gulag/</ref>.


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<ref name=munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1>[https://www.munkataborok.hu/en/recsk/1 munkataborok.hu / Recsk 1]</ref>
<ref name=munkataborok.hu_Recsk_1>[https://www.munkataborok.hu/en/recsk/1 munkataborok.hu / Recsk 1]</ref>
<ref name=munkataborok.hu_Recsk_4>[https://www.munkataborok.hu/en/recsk/4 munkataborok.hu / Recsk 4]</ref>
<ref name=munkataborok.hu_Recsk_4>[https://www.munkataborok.hu/en/recsk/4 munkataborok.hu / Recsk 4]</ref>
<ref name=munkataborok.hu_Recsk_6>[https://www.munkataborok.hu/en/recsk/4 munkataborok.hu / Recsk 6]</ref>


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Revision as of 15:09, 3 August 2023

Recsk forced labor was a forced labor camp in the communist era[1][2][3] in Hungary operated by the State Protection Authority (ÁVH) between October 1950[2] and the fall of 1953[1][4][5], near the quarry of the Csákány-kő[6] hill, next to the village of Recsk in Heves county. It is the most infamous of the approximately 100 communist era internment[7] and labor camps of various sizes[8] in Hungary. The "Hungarian Gulag"[9].


Standort

The camp is located in the county of Heves, 3 kilometers southwest of the center of the village of Recsk, near the quarry of the Mátra Csákány-kő hill, at an altitude of 400 meters above sea level (47°54′18.61″N 20°5′37.24″E / 47.9051694°N 20.0936778°E / 47.9051694; 20.0936778). The quarry is 600 meters south of the camp (47°54′3.54″N 20°5′35″E / 47.9009833°N 20.09306°E / 47.9009833; 20.09306).


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