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Debrecen District borders with Hajdúböszörmény District, Hajdúhadház District and Nagykálló District (Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County) to the north, Nyíradony District to the east, Derecske District to the south, Hajdúszoboszló District and Balmazújváros District to the west. The number of the inhabited places in Debrecen District is 2.
3 3 Debrecen District: Debrecen: 531.13 217,217 409 2 2 4 Derecske District: Derecske: 650.31 41,820 64 13 2 5 Hajdúböszörmény District: Hajdúböszörmény: 471.43 40,424 86 2 2 6 Hajdúhadház District: Hajdúhadház: 137.02 22,328 163 3 2 7 Hajdúnánás District: Hajdúnánás: 547.27 29,638 54 6 2 8 Hajdúszoboszló District ...
Balmazújváros District Balmazújvárosi járás: 827.45 30,191 36 Balmazújváros: 5 2 Berettyóújfalu District Berettyóújfalui járás: 1,073.90 44,995 42 Berettyóújfalu: 25 3 Debrecen District Debreceni járás: 531.12 224,228 423 Debrecen: 2 4 Derecske District Derecskei járás: 650.30 41,701 64 Derecske: 13 5 Hajdúböszörmény ...
3 References. 4 External links. Toggle the table of contents. Hajdúsámson. 25 languages. ... District: Debrecen: Area • Total. 69.47 km 2 (26.82 sq mi) Population
Coming from small communities south and southeast of Debrecen, such as Derecske and Konyár, they were brought to Oradea on June 16–17. [3] Thus, while the ghetto was originally part of the Cluj military district, [4] it was transferred to the Debrecen district during the period when this last group of deportees lived there. [5]
Hajdúszoboszló District borders with Balmazújváros District to the north, Debrecen District and Derecske District to the east, Püspökladány District to the south, Karcag District (Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County) to the west. The number of the inhabited places in Hajdúszoboszló District is 5.
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Some young Debrecen Jews escaped the town, led by the high school principal Adoniyahu Billitzer and reached Budapest, joining resistance movements and partisans. [19] Most of the remaining Debrecen Jews were deported to Auschwitz, reaching there on 3 July 1944. Debrecen was occupied by the Soviet Army on 20 October 1944.