Serédi Jusztinián
Serédi Jusztinián (1884-1945) was a prominent Hungarian Cardinal and Archbishop of Esztergom, serving as the Primate of Hungary until his death. Appointed by Pope Pius XII in 1941, Serédi faced immense challenges during World War II, notably advocating for the rights of the Catholic Church amidst the rising tensions from both Nazi and Communist regimes. His tenure was marked by his efforts to maintain the Church's independence and integrity during a turbulent period in Hungary's history. He passed away shortly before the end of the war, leaving behind a legacy of resilience in the face of political oppression.
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Serédi Jusztinián was the cardinal who passed away, leading to Mindszenty's appointment as the new archbishop.
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