Budapest Remains Defiant Spirit After Soviet Onslaught
American reporter Katharine Clark chronicles Budapest’s unbowed citizens six weeks after Soviet bombardment. Workers join a 28 hour strike as Imre Nagy’s abduction fuels anti Russian fervor. citizens spit on tanks, block police, and mourn fallen patriots while dreaming of an independent Hungary.
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Budapest
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Imre Nagy
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Janos Kadar
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Russia
Vera Pasztor
State Opera
Erno Vashekyi
Vashlepyi
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Andrassy
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Two Brothers Die From Escaping Vapor In NY Facility
A brief AP Wirephoto report notes two brothers asphyxiated by escaping vapor at a New York facility. The incident coincides with the 15th anniversary of Pearl Harbor and references leaders in the defense budget discussions by top administrators and the 61st Congress of American Industry.
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Chicago
Ike
Tional Manufacturers Association
New York
Congress of American Industry
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