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 ==Answer== 

 ""And I have at least 3 source vvhere is vvriten that the number of the victims are around 40000"" 

 But that is just a confirmation of my source that say that estimations range between 4,000 and 40,000. Your sources simply use ONLY ONE estimation. And since most of your sources are irredentist ones (""Hungarian holocaust in Yugoslavia 1944-1992"" - what kind of title is that???), it is obvious that such sources use as high as possible numbers in this case, not because they want to show the truth but because they want to spread propaganda for ""Hungarian goals"". And by the way, the article claim that victims include both ""innocent civilians and those who were proved guilty for war crimes"", so what is a problem? Nobody claim that your great grandfather was not among those that were innocent. Regarding parisans, most of the partisans were not communist, but ordinary people who became partisans to protect their lives. My grandfather was a partisan. And why he bacame a partisan? Because fascists killed his father and he did not want that they kill him too. But guess what? He was not a communist. And I never said that partisans had reasons to kill civilians. What I said is that partisans were not only one that killed. So, you decide why you wrote this article at all: if you wrote it because your great grandfather was killed, then I do not see why you object to the current version which claim that most probable number of victims is 20,000 (that certainly include your great grandfather) and that victims include innocent civilians (which again include your great grandfather). However, there were indeed some killed people who were guilty for war crimes (Feketehalmi-Cajcner, Grasi, Zeldi, etc, etc) and who were killed for that and that has nothing to do with your great grandfather. Of course, if you had another (""No Trianon"") reasons to write this article, that is another story...   "