Peace Without Poison

From 1950 to 1962, the government brought down the total fertility rate of the Hungarian people,which was modest to begin with, from 2.9 to 1.8 children per woman. Prior to this nationalprogram of population control, the Hungarian people had been subjected to numeroussterilization experiments conducted by World Health Organization “scientists” and affiliates.The man responsible for approving the poisoning of the Hungarian people is the GeneralSecretary of the Hungarian Communist Party, Mátyás Rákosi (1945-1956).The only period of time when the depopulation program was relaxed in Hungary is from 1970 to1985, which falls during the leadership of János Kádár (1956-1988), but was actually the resultof Soviet directives that applied across the Eastern Bloc.All other Hungarian leaders, be it during communist or post-communist times have poisonedtheir people with abandon though it is doubtful that the vast majority of them have had the witsto realize that a mass sterilization program takes place under their leadership. Once the program342 | P a g e