A testament of revolution / Béla Lipták.

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Lipták, Béla G

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TextSeries: Eastern European studies (College Station, Tex.) ; no. 13.Publication details: College Station : Texas A & M University Press, ©2001.Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (206 pages) : illustrations, mapContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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1585449121
9781585449125

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Testament of revolution.DDC classification:

943.905/2/092 21

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DB957.3 .L56 2001eb

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Contents:

Just an Average Day -- Birth of Mefesz and the Sixteen Points -- My Tricolor Armband -- Enough of Listening -- Mefesz Headquarters of the Technical University -- Getting the Arms -- Hungary's Jews and Germans -- A Barrel of Blood -- Top Secret -- Jancsi's Murder -- Beginning of the End -- Lives on the Line -- Interrogation -- Home -- Escaping Hungary.

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Review: "Terse, staccato, like a dispatch from the front, Bela Liptak's A Testament of Revolution peels away more than four decades of intervening history to give readers a vivid, firsthand look at the brief, doomed struggle of Hungarian freedom fighters against Russian oppressors." "Written in 1956 in an Austrian refugee camp, where the author had fled to escape reprisals for his role in the short-lived rebellion, Liptak's memoir compellingly sketches the conflict between university students, factory workers, and Hungarian nationalists on one side and the hated Hungarian secret police and Russian army troops on the other."--Jacket.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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"Terse, staccato, like a dispatch from the front, Bela Liptak's A Testament of Revolution peels away more than four decades of intervening history to give readers a vivid, firsthand look at the brief, doomed struggle of Hungarian freedom fighters against Russian oppressors." "Written in 1956 in an Austrian refugee camp, where the author had fled to escape reprisals for his role in the short-lived rebellion, Liptak's memoir compellingly sketches the conflict between university students, factory workers, and Hungarian nationalists on one side and the hated Hungarian secret police and Russian army troops on the other."--Jacket.

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