Hungary’s Uprising Against Soviet Rule Moves Through Vienna
Refugees recount the Hungarian revolt against Moscow’s control, detailing student demonstrations, factory mobilizations, and clashes in Budapest from Oct 22 to Nov 24. Key figures include Nagy, Mindszenty, and Kadar while Soviet tanks, deportations, and refugee exodus shape the dramatic sequence.
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