Screenwriter Ben Hecht’s novel Perfidy details a libel case filed by a man from this country against the journalist Malchiel Gruenwald, who accused him of refusing to publish the Vrba–Wetzler Report. In this country, the Glass House was established for refugees by Carl Lutz. An ambassador to this country was inspired by the propaganda film “Pimpernel” Smith to rent out buildings and label them as Swedish. Raoul Wallenberg served as ambassador to this country that was ruled by the Arrow Cross party, whose massacres in this country are commemorated by a statue of bronze shoes on a river in this country. This country’s loss of territory in the Treaty of Trianon partly drove it to ally with Nazi Germany under the leadership of Miklós Horthy. For 10 points, many Jews were deported from what country whose capital is Budapest? ■END■
ANSWER: Hungary [or Magyarország; or Kingdom of Hungary; or Magyar Királyság]
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