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Leader of 1956 Hungarian revolt speaks in San Antonio
Maj. Gen. Bela Kiraly, survivor of the Hungarian uprising, told reporters at a St. Anthony Hotel luncheon on behalf of Radio Free Europe and the Crusade for Freedom that the Communist system carries seeds of its own destruction. He argued public opinion is suppressed, terror preserves rule, and personal property is eliminated, noting Hungary’s fate under Soviet control despite promises of coexistence. Kiraly criticized UN inaction and urged political support for freedom movements, highlighting Radio Free Europe as a key information source for Eastern Europe.
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