Books
- Dr. Granville, Johanna: currently a Hoover Institution Campbell
National Fellow at Stanford University in California. She has
conducted extensive archival research in Moscow, Budapest and Warsaw.
Purchase and/or read more about the books below on

Prof.
Hargitai, Peter (American Academy of Poets award winner): "Daughter
of the Revolution: A Novel" (2006 - A story of a brave freedom
fighter - a 14 year-old girl) is available on on
Read more about the book and the author on the American
Hungarian Federation's site
Gergely,
Árpád: The Face Behind I Hide (2006 in honor
of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution) Read
more and see how to order from the author directly.
- Kalman, Bobbie:
Bobbie
is co-founder of Crabtree Publishing Company and has authored over 400
children's books. Her most recent book, "Refugee Child," chronicles
her own experiences as a 9- year-old refugee from the 1956 Hungarian
Revolution.
- Click
here to learn how to order, "Refugee Child" (July
2006)
- find more books by Bobbie Kalman on

- Dr. Kasza, Lajos (Louis):
(Contact lkasza@aol.com (954) 971-0374)
- Eveim Amerikaban es Angliaban (1998)
- Zrinyista Lanyok (2000)
- Budapestol Washingtonig: Egy menekült magyar állatorvos
élete (1997)
- Budapest - Wien - Washington (1999 in German)
- Hardships and Joys of an Exiled Cancer Researcher:
The Life of a Political Refugee in America and England (2003)
Purchase on
Kubichek,
Gabe: Dreaming of Amerika [read
more] or buy now on
- Liptak, Bela:
A
Testament of Revolution (2000). Purchase and/or read more
about the books on
Also available in Hungarian
McEldowney,
Rebecca (2006)
Soul of Flesh: A Novel of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Purchase on

or [read
more]
Muhl,
Thomas P.: "Retouching Stalin’s Moustache"
available on AHF's Amazon bookstore! [Click
Here] to order on
or
[read
more] about the book
- Szablya, Helen M: The Fall of the Red Star (A Vörös
Csillag Lehüll) [read more]
or buy now on
- Tarko, Paul:
Gulag to Rhapsody (2002 with Mason Loika)
Purchase on
- Teglas, Csaba:
Budapest Exit: A Memoir of Fascism, Communism, and Freedom
(1998) Published by Texas A&M University Press. Available on .
Also available at Barnes&Noble and Borders bookstores.
- Dr. Tuba, Istvan:
The
Third Resource: A Universal Ideology of Economics. The universal Tuba
Doctrines will revolutionize man's thinking about world economics (2005)
Available on 
- Dr. Reiner, Janos:
The
1956 Hungarian Revolution:
A History in Documents (2002), a National Security Archive
Electronic Briefing Book
Edited by Malcolm Byrne. Readers are also encouraged to visit the National
Security Archive's reading room at George Washington University's Gelman
Library (Suite 701) to view the original versions of these documents,
and the many related materials. See an overview
at GWU or purchase on .
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Articles and Essays
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- The Hungarian Revolution - Uprising, Budapest 1956:
A synoptic treatise of a major political event of the 20th Century,
a historically tragic period in the life of a nation commemorating the
50th Anniversary of the Revolution and the fallen brave. By: Attila
J. Ürményházi )Hobart, Tasmania) and edited by Bryan
Dawson-Szilágyi [download]
- Hungarian Memorials and Markers in the USA: An ongoing
AHF project to collect and preserve the memory of sites in the United
States named for Hungarian contributions. [download]
Do you know of a site to add? Review the document and then [contact
us]
- "The Hungarian Revolution and America’s Decision
Not to Intervene: A Personal Statement" by
Thomas J. Torda, Ph.D., Fairfax, VA, November 2006.
[a summary of the author’s 6000-word article on this subject submitted
to the September 2006 conference in Budapest on the 50th anniversary
of the Hungarian Revolution] "...like many Hungarian-Americans,
I feel that the US Government made serious mistakes both in the years
before the Revolution and during the Revolution itself."- By Thomas
J. Torda, Ph.D., Fairfax, VA, November 2006 [download
SHORT version]
[download
FULL version]
- Final Communique of the American Hungarian Federation:
HON. CONGRESSMAN EDWARD F. FEIGHAN (Extension of Remarks - in the House
of Representatives, November 21, 1989). A statement on the future of
American Hungarian relations after the fall of communism in Hungary.
[download]
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