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Lewis Coser THE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION REVISITED On the evening of October 22 , 1956 , groups of students converged on the Budapest Radio station requesting that it broadcast their demands : for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary ...
Lewis Coser THE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION REVISITED On the evening of October 22 , 1956 , groups of students converged on the Budapest Radio station requesting that it broadcast their demands : for the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary ...
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... Hungary was the fact that in so many respects they resembled the Revolution of 1848. The Hungarian revolt rose , above all , on a wave of national sentiment , transcending all class boundaries and unifying the country against the ...
... Hungary was the fact that in so many respects they resembled the Revolution of 1848. The Hungarian revolt rose , above all , on a wave of national sentiment , transcending all class boundaries and unifying the country against the ...
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... Hungary . For the record , I would like to tell you about an interview I had with Natalia Sedova , Leon Trotsky's widow , in Mexico in September 1956 , a few weeks before the outbreak of the Hungarian rev- olution . The old freedom ...
... Hungary . For the record , I would like to tell you about an interview I had with Natalia Sedova , Leon Trotsky's widow , in Mexico in September 1956 , a few weeks before the outbreak of the Hungarian rev- olution . The old freedom ...
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