George Faludy (1910 - 2006), Hungarian-Jewish poet wiki
During the 1950s Faludy spent several years in communist concentration camps in Hungary, he witnessed several of his fellow inmates beaten to death, and over 40 die of starvation. Some of his fellow inmates had been Jews—veterans of Nazi concentration camps—they told him the only difference between the Nazi and Commie concentration camps was the lack of gas chambers (which of course never existed in reality).
Faludy wrote to the Guardian in 1961, dismissing the moral indignation of Commies about details of Nazis concentration camps then being rehashed at the Adolf Eichmann show-trial in Jerusalem.
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