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Iván Héjjas (19 January 1890 – December 1950) was a Hungarian far-right, antisemitic soldier, politician, and mass murderer who played a prominent role in the White Terror, a period of violent repression by reactionaries in Hungary following World War I.

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	'''Iván Héjjas''' (19 January 1890 – December 1950) was a [[Far-right politics\|far-right]], [[Antisemitism\|antisemitic~~]] [[Kingdom of Hungary (1920–1946)\|Hungarian~~]] soldier, politician, and mass murderer who played a prominent role in the [[White Terror (Hungary)\|White Terror]], a period of violent repression ~~of [[Socialism\|socialists]], [[Trade union\|trade unionists]], [[Social democracy\|social democrats]], and [[Judaism\|Jews]] in Hungary~~ by [[Reactionary\|reactionaries]] following [[First World War\|World War I]].		'''Iván Héjjas''' (19 January 1890 – December 1950) was a [[Kingdom of Hungary (1920–1946)\|Hungarian]] [[Far-right politics\|far-right]], [[Antisemitism\|antisemitic]] soldier, politician, and mass murderer who played a prominent role in the [[White Terror (Hungary)\|White Terror]], a period of violent repression by [[Reactionary\|reactionaries]] in Hungary following [[First World War\|World War I]].