Jewish charity hospital inaugurated in Budapest
A charity hospital operated by the Federation of Hungarian Jewish Communities (Mazsihisz) was inaugurated on Sunday in Budapest.
Miklós Kásler, the minister of human resources, noted at the opening ceremony that the government had funded the reconstruction and expansion of the hospital in Budapest’s 14th district with a 5 billion forint (EUR 14.3m) grant.
The building, which was reconstructed in the second leg of a major reconstruction process, will house the diagnostics, outpatient and rehabilitation departments.
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Could you please tell me when the Jewish Hospital in Budapes first reopened after WWII? I would appreciate that information . Thank you.
Dear Eva, unfortunately, we haven’t found specific information on that. On their website, they only write the year the hospital was built (1914) and the year it was deprivatized (1952). Here you can read more about their story. It is in English, but perhaps you can translate it with Google.