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Approximately 50,000 people attended the reburial ceremony, among them four members of the Hungarian Cabinet, all of whom denied that they were attending the event in any official capaci- ty. Jewish groups opposed the reburial, saying it repre- sented an official rehabilita- tion of Mr. Horthy. A day before the reburial, Hungary's Jewish commun- ity held a silent vigil at the Holocaust memorial in Budapest to protest the government's implicit reha- bilitation of the controver- sial figure. In New York, Rabbi Ar- thur Schneier of the Park East Synagogue deplored the reburial, calling it "most mind- boggling" and "a symbolic accommodation to rising nationalism." Rabbi Schneier, who is spiritual leader of the World Federation of Hungarian Jews, spent the early years of World War II in Budapest. He pointed out that Mr. Horthy "in the early 1930s was responsible for the passage of legislation that restricted Jewish participa- tion in many of the profes- sions. "He was still in office after the Germans moved in in Arthur Schneler: Protested the reburial. March 1944, and he did not protest the ethnic cleansing of 600,000 Jews from the en- tire Hungarian countryside, including my family," he said. Rabbi Schneier added that he was writing a letter pro- testing the reburial to Hungarian President Jozsef Antall, whose father was a righteous Christian who res- cued Jews. "I don't think that Antall's father would have approved Jewish groups opposed the reburial, saying it represented an official rehabilitation of Mr. Horthy. of this action," said Rabbi Schneier. But Mr. Antall, in a series of interviews in Hungary last week, praised Mr. Hor- thy, calling him a "Hungarian patriot" who "should be placed into the community of the nation and the awareness of the peo- ple." If it had not been for the Horthy alliance with Hitler many more Hungarian Jews would have been killed, Mr. Antall said. C