Translated By Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD
Translator’s Note: The Roman Catholic Church has developed a theological position that inherent supports totalitarian government – be it an absolute monarchy – or its secular equivalent of a “fascist” or “Nazi” tyranny. Why is this? Well, it is believed that god dispenses his will “downwards” and into society – quite literally through heads and hearts of the populace – distributed via the leaders of the different populations (hence the “+” design found on the top of all European crowns – god enters through the centre of the cross). Obviously, liberal (bourgeois) democracies and People’s (proletariat) Democracies tend to “block” and “water-down” god’s hierarchical will through lateral policies designed to increase “fairness” and “accountability” throughout the world. God is absent where social justice exists (as he has not decreed it from upon high – and is not required to initiate or regulate it).
The Catholic Church directly supported Mussolini’s “Fascism” (a Christian-leaning secular totalitarianism) between 1922-1943 – and indirectly supported Hitler’s “National Socialism” (a Pagan-leaning totalitarianism) with no sense of shame. Following Mussolini’s overthrow in 1943, the Catholic Church altered its overt policy of supporting fascism and Nazism by resorting to a campaign of “saving” as many far-right war criminals as possible from Soviet and Western justice – by granting each of these individuals asylum in the Vatican – before arranging “safe passage” to Catholic countries throughout Central and South America. Despite Catholic priests accompanying Italian, Spanish, Hungarian, and Romanian troops during Hitler’s invasion of the USSR – and assisting Axis troops against the Western allies – virtually no Catholic priests were held accountable for these crimes.
Furthermore, the Vatican was permitted to retain ALL the advantageous it was granted by the Mussolini regime. After the war, the Pope asked Churchill to resettle 10,000 Ukrainian SS men in the UK on the grounds they were “good Catholics” – despite them raping, torturing, and murdering millions of loyal Soviet men, women, and children. This request was agreed and these Nazi Ukrainians were distributed throughout Scotland under the cover story that they were “Polish”. Andras Kun OFM appears to have been expelled from the St Franciscan (monastic) Order he was a member of in 1943 for refusing to stop his overt totalitarian support. Andras Kun was a member of the Order of Friars Minor (OFM) – a Catholic mendicant order founded by St Francis of Assisi in 1209 – which is dedicated to living the Gospel, practicing poverty, and fraternity, often called “little brothers” (Friars Minor) for their humility. A “monk” is not a “priest” – and although the monk Andras Kun was training to be a priest – he never qualified. It seems the Vatican abandoned him whilst he was tried and executed in Hungary – a staunch Catholic country – which is once again right-wing today. ACW (18.1.2026)
Original Author – PapaSilver
From the 1930s, the Hungarian András Kun, a Franciscan monk, lived in Rome, where he studied theology and was preparing to be ordained a priest. At the end of 1943, he either voluntarily left the monastery, or was expelled by the leadership of the order for his radical views and moved to Budapest without waiting for ordination. The views of the young man can really hardly be called moderate. During the years of living in Italy, he became carried away by fascist ideology, became an ardent anti-Semite and a convinced opponent of communism. After living in the Hungarian capital for several months, András Kun joined the right-wing radical Arrow Cross party.
In October 1944, German troops occupied Hungary during Operation Panzerfaust, and power in the country passed into the hands of party leader Ferenc Szálasi. András Kun spent these turbulent days on the streets of the city, distributing weapons and coordinating the actions of his fellow party members. After the coup d’état, he began to work in the propaganda department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and regularly delivered sermons far from Christian peacefulness in the mayor’s office, in churches and on the radio.
In addition, the would-be priest led one of the combat detachments of the Arrow Cross. His death squad pursued, tortured and executed Jews, and seized the victims’ property. Father Kun, as the militants called him, with an armband over his priestly robe and a pistol on his belt, was present at the executions and accompanied his orders with the phrase: “In the name of Christ – fire!”
András Kun launched a particularly vigorous activity at the beginning of 1945. On January 12, his detachment broke into the Jewish hospital on Maros Street, which operated under the auspices of the Red Cross, where, according to various sources, from 85 to 92 patients and employees were shot. Two days later, the same fate befell the staff and patients (154 people) of the Daniel Bíró Medical Center. On January 17, the militants returned to the scene of the crime and set fire to the building along with the people hiding there. On January 19, they attacked a nursing home on Alma Street and shot 70 to 90 people, mostly Jews. This is not a complete list of atrocities committed by the ex-Franciscan’s squad.
In February 1945, Soviet troops occupied Budapest. Kun left the city and headed for Italy, but was arrested at the border in August. On September 19, the People’s Tribunal sentenced András Kun to death, finding him guilty of the murder of 500 people. Literally two hours after the verdict was announced, it was carried out: the criminal was hanged in the prison yard.
Execution of András Kun, September 19, 1945.
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500 убийств монаха-францисканца. – 21.05.19 11:25 | Пикабу
500 убийств монаха-францисканца.
С 1930-х годов венгр Андраш Кун, монах-францисканец, жил в Риме, где изучал теологию и готовился принять сан священника. В конце 1943 года он то ли добровольно покинул монастырь, то ли был изгнан руководством ордена за свои радикальные взгляды и перебрался в Будапешт, так и не дождавшись рукоположения. Взгляды молодого человека действительно сложно назвать умеренными. За годы проживания в Италии он увлёкся фашистской идеологией, стал ярым антисемитом и убеждённым противником коммунизма. Прожив несколько месяцев в венгерской столице, Андраш Кун вступил в праворадикальную партию «Скрещённые стрелы».
В октябре 1944 года немецкие войска оккупировали Венгрию в ходе операции «Панцерфауст», а власть в стране перешла в руки партийного лидера Ференца Салаши. Эти неспокойные дни Андраш Кун провёл на улицах города, раздавая оружие и координируя действия однопартийцев. После государственного переворота он стал работать в отделе пропаганды министерства внутренних дел и регулярно выступал с далёкими от христианского миролюбия проповедями в мэрии, в церквях и на радио.
Помимо этого, несостоявшийся священник возглавил один из боевых отрядов «Скрещённых стрел». Его «эскадрон смерти» преследовал евреев, пытал и казнил их, а также захватывал принадлежавшее жертвам имущество. Отец Кун, как называли его боевики, с нарукавной повязкой поверх священнического одеяния и с пистолетом на поясе, присутствовал при экзекуциях и сопровождал свои приказы фразой: «Во имя Христа — огонь!».
Особенно бурную деятельность Андраш Кун развернул в начале 1945 года. 12 января его отряд ворвался в еврейскую больницу на улице Марос, работавшую под эгидой Красного Креста, где расстрелял, по разным данным, от 85 до 92 пациентов и сотрудников. Спустя два дня та же судьба постигла персонал и пациентов (154 человека) Медицинского центра Даниэля Биро. 17 января боевики вернулись на место преступления и подожгли здание вместе со скрывавшимися там людьми. 19 января они напали на дом престарелых на улице Алма и расстреляли от 70 до 90 человек, преимущественно евреев. Это далеко не полный перечень зверств, совершённых отрядом экс-францисканца.
В феврале 1945 года советские войска заняли Будапешт. Кун покинул город и направился в Италию, но в августе был арестован на границе. 19 сентября народный трибунал приговорил Андраша Куна к смертной казни, признав его виновным в убийстве 500 человек. Буквально через два часа после оглашения приговора он был приведён в исполнение: преступник был повешен в тюремном дворе.
Казнь Андраша Куна, 19 сентября 1945 года.
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