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REFERENCE BOOKS AVAILABLE
At the
HUNGARIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM
Located on the 2nd floor of the
Galleria in Downtown Cleveland.
(216) 523 3900
30th Anniversary of the Hungarian Uprising, Cabberra, 1986.
Andrews, Marshall. Anatomy of Revolution: A Condensation of the United
Nations Report and the Hungarian Uprising. Public Affairs
Press, Washington D.C. 1957.
Barber, Noel. Seven Days of Freedom: The Hungarian Uprising 1956.
Stein & Day.
N.Y. ,1975.
Bayer, Zsolt, 1956”…To leave a Sign” ( pictures and poetry; Kairosz
Publishing for XX Century Institution & Office of History; Budapest,
2000.
Bodolai, Z. and E.Csapó; A Place in the Sun: The Hungarians
Struggle to Regain Their Heritage of Freedom; Sydney, 1986.
Bridge of Andau
Copp, De Witt and Marshall Peck. Betrayal at the UN; The story of Paul
Bang-Jenson. The Devin Adair Company. New York., 1961 ( Danish diplomat
who refused to hand over to the UN a list of 81 witnesses to the Hungarian
Uprising. He was murdered in N.Y. in 1959.)
Ed. Knight, Hans (compiled by Francis Laping) Remember Hungary 1956.
Alpha Publications, 1975.
Ed.Ray, David, From the Hungarian Revolution: A Collection of Poems Cornell
University Press, Ithaca, 1966
EdGereben, Istvan, Defiant Voices: Hungary 1956-1986.
Alpha Publications, Inc. DeKalb Pike, Penna., 1986.
Editors of Life, “Hungary’s Fight for Freedom: A Special Report in Pictures”, Foreword
by Henry R. Luce, Time, Inc, 1956
Free Europe Committee. The Revolt in Hungary: A Documentary
Chronology of Events (Based exclusively on Internal Broadcasts by
Central and Provincial Radios) Oct. 23, 1956 to Nov. 4, 1956. New York.
Gadney, Reg Cry Hungary! Uprising 1956;
(October 23-Nov 4 happenings of each day in pictures and prose, intro by
George Mikes) Atheneum, New York, 1986.
Heller, Andor, No More Comrades: A Message From the Freedom Fighters
of Hungary.
Henry Regnery Co.; Chiocago, 1957.
Horváth, János, Revolution for the Privilege to Tell the Truth: Hungary 1956, Kossuth
Foundation, Inc., N.Y., 1958.
Hungaria: El Comite de hos Hungaras Libres de Columbia. Cartoons/satire
Spanish.
Hungarian Revolution: Binder of photographs given by unknown
Hungarian to Security Guard at the American Legation (6J. Bolick) during
the uprising.
Kalman, Bobbie, Refugee Child, Crabtree Publishing or www.crabtreebooks.com
Kissinger, Henry. Diplomacy. Simon and Schuster. New York, 1994
Kopacsi, Sandor. Translated by: Daniel & Judy Shoffman. In the
Name of the Working Class: One Man’s Struggle for His Country’s Freedom
in Revolution- torn Hungary. Fontana Collins, London.
1986 (but actually 1979 Au nom de la classe ovrière)
Lajossy, Sándor. Lidike: Details From the Hungarian Uprising of 1956,
Turul Press, London, 1977.
Lukács, John. A History of the Cold War. Doubleday. N.Y., 1962.
(Renowned historian)
Nagy, Imre. On Communism: In Defense of the New Course. Frederick
A. Praeger. New York. 1957
Remember Hungary 1956: Torburzo-Bilingual Quarterly
Magazine Published by Edmonton Hungarian Cultural Society. Alberta, Canada
1986.
Remember Hungary 1956-1996: “the Beginning
of the End” pamphlet
Remember Hungary: 1981 pamphlet
Remember Hungary: pamphlet 1966
Seymour, Alta Halverson; Toward Morning: A Story of the Hungarian
Freedom Fighters, Falette Publishing Co., Chicago, 1961. (Fictional
story for young people)
Shawcross, William, Crime and Compromise: János Kadár and the Politics
of Hungary Since the Revolution, E.P Dutton & Co.,Inc,
N.Y. 1974.
Sugar, András. Dubcek Speaks. I.B. Tauris & Co. Ltd. London,
1990
Szablya, Helen M. and Peggy King Anderson, Fall of the Red Star, Boyd
Mills Press, 1996.
The 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Fact sheets
on Hungary Budapest, 1996.
The Hungarian Revolution Twenty Years After: (selected papers
and prospective) Canadian-American Rev. of Hungarian Studies,
Fall,1976.
The Hungarian Student: published by Assoc. Of Hungarian Students in North
America Sept., 1958.
United Nations. Report of the Special Committee on the Problem of Hungary.
Official Records: Eleventh Session of General Assembly. New York 1957.
Wagner, Ed Francis S., The Hungarian Revolution in Perspective (Collective
works by scholars/public figures) Weller Publishing Co., Toronto, Washington
D.C., (F.F. Memorial Foundation), 1967
Zinner, Paul E., Revolution in Hungary, Columbia
University Press, N.Y., London, 1962.
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