Fascist groups in this country united in the MOVE organization, whose propaganda stressed this European country's "Turanian" roots.
Fascists from this country included the woman who wrote The Outlaw's Diary, Cecile Tormay, and a man who led a party named for the two crossed scythes on its insignia. Fascist groups in this country united in the MOVE organization, whose propaganda stressed this European country's "Turanian" roots. The son of this country's leader was rolled up in a carpet and kidnapped by Otto Skorzeny after his father declared an armistice. The Vienna Awards partly reversed an (*) agreement that took away 72 percent of this country's preÂ­WWI territory, the Treaty of Trianon. The Arrow Cross Party ruled this country as a Nazi puppet state after the overthrow of its regent, Admiral MiklÃ³s Horthy ("MEEKÂ­lohsh HORÂ­tee"). For 10 points, name this country whose nationalist movements focus on its Magyar heritage.
Fascists from this country included the woman who wrote The Outlaw's Diary, Cecile Tormay, and a man who led a party named for the two crossed scythes on its insignia.
Hungary  [or  MagyarorszÃ¡g] 