'In the last 12 to 18 months, we had graffiti on benches along the towpath saying, 'Holocaust: six million lies' and similar graffiti on walls and benches in the neighbourhood.'
In 1944, Germany invaded Hungary, quickly introduced harsh antisemitic policies and Mr Dobai's father was sent to a forced labour camp.
As the Soviets neared the country, the Nazis and Hungarian fascists commenced a brutal campaign of killings against the 60,000 Jews living in the "international ghetto" of safehouses. He and his parents were saved when the Soviets took control of the city before the killings were complete.After emigrating to Britain in 1948, Mr Dobai finished school, attended Durham University and raised two children with his wife Joan, who died last year.
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