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hungary history revolution 1956

Querelle de Brest

By Jean Genet

The Bridge at Andau

By James A. Michener

Twelve Days

By Victor Sebestyen,Victor Sebestyen

Hungary 1956

By Terry Cox

Seven days of freedom

By Noel Barber

Hungarian Uprising

By Louis Archard

One day that shook the communist world

By Paul Lendvai

Imre Nagy, Martyr of the Nation

By Karl P. Benziger

Failed Illusions

By Charles Gati

Protest in Belgrade

By Mladen Lazić

The Hungarian revolution of 1956 in retrospect

By Béla K. Király,Bela K. Kiraly,Paul Jonas

Uprising

By David John Cawdell Irving

The first domino

By Johanna C. Granville

Cry Hungary!

By Reg Gadney

Retroactive justice

By István Rév

Refugee Child

By Bobbie Kalman

Recognizing the 50th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution and reaffirming the friendship between the United States and Hungary; condemning the murder of American journalist Paul Klebnikov in Moscow and other members of the media in the Russian Federation; and recommending the integration of the Republic of Croatia into NATO

By United States. Congress. House. Committee on International Relations. Subcommittee on Europe and Emerging Threats

The state against society

By Grzegorz Ekiert

State Against Society

By Grzegorz Ekiert

One Day That Shook the Communist World

By Paul Lendvai

The spectre of Stalin

By Jean-Paul Sartre

Imagining Postcommunism

By Beverly A. James

Seven Days of Freedom

By N. Barber

Hungary Nineteen Fifty-Six

By Bill Lomax