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Hungary’s Exiled Leader Seeks U S Aid for Freedom
Kossuth, addressing New York officials and the public, pleads for U.S. protection and material support to restore Hungary’s independence. He praises American liberty, recalls liberation from captivity, and urges Congress to formally recognize Hungary’s bid for freedom while warning of Europe’s despots. The speech links Hungary’s fate to the broader cause of human rights and calls for sustained American solidarity.
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