According to such a prehistory, the occupation of Germany took place on March 19, 1944. After that, events accelerated and the ordinances depriving and restricting the Hungarian Jews came one after the other.

Sztójay Döme Prime Minister has the No. 1600. M.E. Signed the ordinance of April 14, 1944 on the registration and freezing of Jewish property. The (1) point of the 1st §. stated that “every Jew who lives on the territory of the state has to register property in its possession by April 30, 1944, at the time when it comes into effect, with the responsible financial directorate for his place of residence…”

The obligation to register also placed a burden on non-Jewish people who had Jewish property.

In Sopron, the ordinance blocking the property of the Jews was announced on April 16, four days later their shops and businesses were also blocked.

In the city, 199 houses have been seized from their owners and 159 shops have been “nationalized”. 77 of these shops were on the Sopron trade route on the Várkerület.

The apartments inhabited by Jews were locked after they had moved to the ghetto (mid-May) and the apartments in the ghetto were cordoned off and included in the inventory after their deportation on July 5, 1944.