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Hungarian Revolution – Part IV
by Jack Lee They had damaged the Soviet column just enough to make them pause and consider what awaited them if they continued to advance. In a few moments those would-be invaders were putting their tanks in reverse. But, the rest … Continue reading
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Hungarian Revolution – Part III
For 5 long days it smelled like freedom, but the patriots of Budapest had to fight for every block. They were fed up with the Communists and they were inspired by the idealism of America. Their insurrection surprised the Soviets and … Continue reading
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Hungarian Revolution of 1956 – Part 1
by Jack L. Lee – written in 1996 Prologue - Throughout their life together Joe Szepyolgyi worked a number of jobs, but mostly as a master cabinet maker. His wife Anna was a bookkeeper, but in her younger years she was a laundry worker, forced into … Continue reading
Tagged 1956, a lázadás, a magyar, Budapest, communist, Forradalom, harc, harcosok, hazafiak, Hero, heros, Hungarian, Hungary, invasion, invázió, katonák, leader, Matyas Rakosi, non-fiction, Orosz katonák, Revolution, soldiers, Szabadság, true story, USSR, war story
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