1956 Hungarian Revolution Conversations

Episode 8 • October 08, 2020 • 00:37:52
1956 Hungarian Revolution Conversations
Hungarian Living Podcast
1956 Hungarian Revolution Conversations

Oct 08 2020 | 00:37:52

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Hosted By

Elizabeth Szabó Vos

Show Notes

Hungarian Living Podcast — Discover, celebrate, and share your Hungarian heritage!

Today I talk with Andrea Lauer Rice about the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 in Budapest, Hungary in general but also how it as shaped her family. Check out the show notes at the link below for links to the resources we discuss in this episode!

Find show notes here: https://www.hungarianliving.com/post/episode-008-1956-hungarian-revolution-conversations

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