Publications

New books, 2023–2025

• Hungarian Roots & American Dreams: Tracing Personal and Local History (2025), edited by Réka Bakos and Anna Fenyvesi. The second collection of family histories of Hungarian immigrants to America. The first volume, Tracing Personal History, appeared in 2024. Free e-books from the University of Szeged’s Americana E-Books.
• Becoming Hungarian: A Memoir (2024), by Erika Reich Giles. A memoir of a child brought to the United States after her family’s escape from post-war Hungary.
• The Disputed Austro-Hungarian Border: Agendas, Actors, and Practices in Western Hungary/Burgenland after World War I (2024), Berghahn Books. A scholarly study of the contested post-war border region.
• My American Road Trip: From WWII to the 21st Century (English edition 2023), by András Ludányi. Autobiography and oral history of a Hungarian-American scholar and community leader.

More recent titles by community authors are listed by the Hungarian American Coalition. Are you an AHF member with a new book? Let us know.

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• Downloadable Articles and Essays by AHF members. Please note that AHF has begun featuring essays on our main page and eNewsletter written by distinguished AHF members. AHF encourages all members to submit scholarly essays, books, and other materials which will be featured on our Publications page. 1956 Revolution-related materials are featured on our www.hungary1956.com
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Books written by AHF Members (Contact/Purchase information as available. In alphabetical order by member:)

• Dr. Bako, Elemer: Emlekkonyv az AMSZ 80-ik Evfordulojara (1988)
• Rev. Dr. Bertalan, Imre , Sr.
• Three Centuries of Hungarian Reformed Peregrination to Holland with Special Significance of Sarospatak College (1986)
• Ujrakezdes az Orszagalapitok Lelkuleteben (1996)
• “Ott ulek…O kozottuk” (2005)
• Nt. Domotor, Tibor: A Hit Csodaja (1988) –
  (Contact Mrs. Elisabeth Domotor. (330) 666-2631 FAX (330) 666-8637)
• Eszenyi, Laszlo: Faithful unto Death: The life and heroic death of Michael Kovats de Fabricy, Colonel of the Cavalry and hero of the American War of Independence (2003) – (Contact (724) 449-3240)
• Fury, Lajos: Elmentek a Favagok (1998)
• 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.

• Gogins, Kitty: My flag Grew Stars. Read more and buy on

• 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

• The First Domino: International Decision Making during the 1956 Crisis (Texas A&M University Press; 1st edition (2003)
• Radio Free Europe’s impact on the Kremlin in the Hungarian crisis of 1956: three hypotheses.(introduction in French). An article from: Canadian Journal of History [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• The last of the Mohicans: how Walter Ulbricht endured the Hungarian crisis of 1956. An article from: German Politics and Society [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• The Enigma of 1989: the USSR and the Liberation of Eastern Europe. An article from: The Australian Journal of Politics and History [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• Tito and the Nagy affair in 1956. (Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito, Imre Nagy, Hungarian revolution, Soviet Union). An article from: East European Quarterly [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• Operation Rollback: America’s Secret War Behind the Iron Curtain. An article from: The Australian Journal of Politics and History [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• Poland and Hungary, 1956: a comparative essay based on new archival findings. An article from: The Australian Journal of Politics and History [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• Satellites or prime movers? Polish and Hungarian reactions to the 1956 events: new archival evidence. An article from: East European Quarterly [HTML] by Johanna Granville (Digital)
• In the line of fire: The Soviet crackdown on Hungary, 1956-1958 (The Carl Beck papers in Russian & East European studies) by Johanna C Granville
• Prof. Hargitai, Peter (American Academy of Poets award winner): Purchase and/or read more about the books below on

• Daughter of the Revolution: A Novel (2006 – A story of a brave freedom fighter – a 14 year-old girl) [read more]
• Selected Poems of Jozsef Attila (2005)
• From Budapest to Bellevue (1990)
• Mother Tongue: A Broken Hungarian Love Song (2003)
• Attila: A Barbarian’s Bedtime Story (1994)
• Magyar Tales (1989)
• Perched on Nothing’s Branch (1987, 1999)
• My POEMpire: Valogatott Versek – 50 Selected Poems (1997)
• The Traveler (2003)
• The Attila Code (1988)
• Cleveland Hungarian Association: XLI Kronika (2001)
• Dr. Irsay, George:
• Orokre Szamuzve…(2003). Adatok 1500 szamuzott magyar tortenetehez (Hungarian)
• Dr. Kadar-Lynn, Katalin, Ph.D.:
• Tibor Eckhard in his own words: An autobiography. TiborEckhardt was a powerful and influential figure in the political life of Hungary from the end of World War I until 1941 when he emigrated to the United States. Eckhardt’s carer included personal contact with some of the mostcontroversial and important figures of the first half of the twentieth century, among them, Adolf Hitler, Franklin Roosevelt, Dr. Otto von Habsburg, Paul Teleki, Edvard Benes, and Winston Churchill. He recounts these first-hand personal meetings and impressions in vivid detail in this autobiography. 2005 [read more]
  Purchase on
• Tibor Eckhardt: His American Years, 1941-1972
• The Return of the Crown of St. Stephen and its subsequent impact on the Carter Administration. East European Quarterly by Katalin Kadar Lynn (Jun 22, 2000)

• 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. [Read more] Buy 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 or [read more]
• Kiraly, Bela: check Amazon for out of print titles
• Lawful Revolution in Hungary, 1989-1994
• Trianon and East Central Europe
• A Millennium of Hungarian Military History (East European Monographs)
• East Central European Society in World War I
• Hungary: Governments and Politics
• Essays on War and Society in East Central Europe 1740-1920
• Koszorus, Ferenc Jr.:
• July 1944: Deportation of the Jews of Budapest Foiled”, edited by Géza Jeszenszky, and published by Helena History Press. [read more] or buy now on
• Kubichek, Gabe:
• Dreaming of Amerika [read more] or buy now on
• Gold and Where You Find It: There’s Gold in Them Thar Hills! buy now on

• Lambert-Gocs, Miles: Tokaji Wine: Fame, Fate, Tradition: A Journey into Tokaji Wine History-a book that Wine Spectator called “the most comprehensive reference book on Tokaji available in the English language.” [read more] and Buy his books now on the AHF Amazon Store

• Lapossy, Susanna (Zsuzsanna): Life Behind the Iron Curtain. [Read more] about the book or Purchase the book on

• Liptak, Bela:
  A Testament of Revolution (2000). Purchase and/or read more about the books on Also available in Hungarian
• Dr. Makkai, Adam:
  Purchase and/or read more about the books on
• Handbook of Commonly Used American Idioms (2002)
• In Quest of the Miracle Stag: The Poetry of Hungary
• Contemporary Authors : Biography – Makkai, Adam (1935-)
• McEldowney, Rebecca (2006)
• Soul of Flesh: A Novel of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. Purchase on or [read more]
• Manual for Normal (2005)
• Rev. Miskolczy, Kalman: Versek (1996)
• Muhi, Maria: Turistavízum (2005)
  In Hungarian: Available at BlueDanube Gifts in New York or by sending $14.99 to Kalnoky, Inc. at P.O. Box 6673, East Brunswick, NJ 08816. Tel: 732-254-2904 [read more]
• Muhl, Thomas P.: “Retouching Stalin’s Moustache” is available onAHF’s Amazon bookstore! [Click Here] to order on or [read more] about the book.
• Peterffy, Gyongyi:
• Eg es Fold a Hazam – versek (2002)
• Prometheus – Tokes Laszlonak (1995)
• Petervari, Miklos: A MagyarsagVedelmeben (2000) (Contact (631) 584-3791)
• Segesvary, Louis (Lajos): “The Last Train from Mombasa” [read more] or Buy his books now on the AHF Amazon Store
• Simon, Paul M: “The Old lady and the Fawn,” the first bilingual edition of “Öreg néne ozikéje” (Hungarian) Order now at Simpa Books
• Szabo, Balazs: A Knock in the Night:
  The story about a little boy, “1956 refugee #M14543.” [Read more] or buy now on AHF’s Amazon Store:
• Szalay, Julius: Vilagjaro Csendor (941) 351-6379
• Szablya, Helen M:
• The Fall of the Red Star (A VörösCsillag Lehüll) [read more] or buy now on AHF’s Amazon Store!
• My Only Choice: Hungary 1942-1956 [read more] and buy it now on AHF’s Amazon Store!
• Szara, Janos: Love in Cruel Times (Szerelem Mostoha Idökben) [read more]
• Dr. Szilassy, Sandor:
• A Nagyhatalmak Jatektereben (2002)
• Magyarorszag a Szakadek Szelen (1998)

• Revolutionary Hungary, 1918-1921 (Behind the Iron Curtain series) (Contact aracsi@webtv.net (954) 784-0169)
  Purchase 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 .

• 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

Other Resources

• Dr. Janos Reiner:
  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

Articles and Essays

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• Soviet Insecurity: A Lonely Woman Poses a Threat (Historical snapshots of the cold war. Lest we forget how it was: Published column on the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe that took place in Bern, Switzerland in April, May 1986) – By Louis S. Segesvary, Visiting Foreign Affairs Fellow, Georgetown Center for Strategic and International Studies. [download]

• 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 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]

• “Hungary Voted / Csonkaország Szavazott”

• an analysis of the dual-citizenship referendum by Dr. Sandor Havadtoy, a Vice President of the American Hungarian Federation and Editor of the Transylvania Committee’s quarterly, “Szekely Nep.” “The formerly Soviet satellite countries of Romania, Ukraine, Serbia and Slovakia granted dual citizenship to their compatriots living outside of their borders. However, the present post-communist government of Hungary hesitated to give dual citizenship to the three million Hungarians who live in the neighboring countries, pursuant to the Treaty of Trianon at the end of the First World War…” [download English / letoltes Magyarul]

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• “The Conflict in the Former Yugoslavia and Autonomous Region of Vojvodina, and the Need for a More Coherent U.S. Foreign Policy” by Bryan Dawson, November 11, 1993, Updated July 29th 2004.A briefing presented to the Stanton Group, Washington, D.C. [download]

• “NATO Enlargement” by Frank Koszorus Jr. March 29, 2004Remarks on the Occasion of the Enlargement of NATO, Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. [download]

• “The Role of Congressional Caucuses in Policy Making: Don’t Ignore Them” by Frank Koszorus, Jr., May 2003 [download]

• “Nato Enlargement And Minority Rights: Prerequisites To Security” by Frank Koszorus, Jr. , April 2003A memorandum that was submitted to Robert A. Bradtke, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs, and Heather A. Conley, Deputy Assistant Secretary for European and Eurasian Affairs during a roundtable discussion on “NATO Enlargement and the Current State of the Trans-Atlantic Alliance.” This submission follows several other intiatives, including submissions to Lord Roberston, Secretary General of NATO. [download]

• “Nato Enlargement: Promoting Western Values, Strengthening The Alliance” by Frank Koszorus, Jr. , April 29, 2003. A Statement Before The United States Senate Committee On Foreign Relations. [download]

• Our own Tibor Purger writes for the Magyar Szo, a Hungarian opposition news agency in the Vajdasag / Vojvodina Province of Yugoslavia. In Hungarian.

• See the International Crisis Group Report on Serbia from July 1994: Serbia’s Changing Political Landscape, a Briefing. An excerpt regarding Serb violence: “Some Serbs in Vojvodina are demonstrating behaviour reminiscent of that which they so frequently and vociferously condemn the Kosovo Albanians.“

• “U.S. Senate Unanimously Ratifies Nato Treaty; Senators Raise Rights Of Minorities: Federation Supports Efforts Aimed At Encouraging Romania And Slovakia To Respect Rights Of Hungarian Minorities And Restore Communal Properties” – Press Release by Zoltan Bagdy, May 9, 2003 [download]

• 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]

• Gov. Louis Kossuth: HON. DON RITTER (Extension of Remarks – March 21, 1990 in the House of Representatives). “We must remember that unless we find a just solution to the problem of national minorities we can never establish a lasting peace in the region. Freedom and democracy mean tolerance and the respect for national self-determination.” [download]

• “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.”
  [download SHORT version] [download FULL version]

• C.G. Jung: A Matter of Heart – by Louis S. Segesvary, American Consul General (English version as published in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung, February 19, 1987) …while five other less ambitious films have been made on Freud, with limited public impact, nothing has been produced for commercial distribution on the life and work of C.G. Jung, who became the most famous, controversial, and influential of the original group around Freud after breaking with him to develop his own school of analytical psychology. Now such an attempt has been made in the United States [download]

• Európa szkizofréniája, vagy az ‘európai’ ember tragédiája – By Louis Segesváry, Former US diplomat and a senior member of the United States Department of State. “A Straszburgi Európai Tanácsban 2006. január végén lezajlott vita és a pár nappal később megszavazott határozat a totalitáriánus kommunista rendszerek bűneinek elítéléséről és az áldozatokra való megemlékezésről a legvilágosabb jele a mai európai ember tudathasadásos állapotának, s egyúttal európai kultúránk jelenkori tragédiájának végső felvonását jelenti.” [download]

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Featured Books

“July 1944: Deportation of the Jews of Budapest Foiled”, edited by Géza Jeszenszky, and published by Helena History Press. We’d like to give special thanks to The Hungary Initiatives Foundation for providing a generous grant to help make this possible! The goal of the project was to contribute to the publication of a scholarly volume titled “July 1944: Deportation of the Jews of Budapest Foiled”. The purpose of the book is to advance scholarship and Hungarian historiography in the English language relating to how the Jews of Budapest escaped deportation in the month of July 1944 a pivotal pivotal time in World War II as a result of a Hungarian military officer’s courage, loyalty, and humanitarian character. [read more]

The Will to Survive: A History of Hungary (2007 and published by Columbia University Press in 2011) a highly acclaimed volume by Bryan Cartledge, former British diplomat. Unfortunately we must continue to remember Trianon, not merely as a historical event — “the greatest catastrophe to have befallen Hungary since the battle of Mohacs in 1526,” as noted by Sir Bryan Cartledge — but as a current problem that needs to be judiciously addressed. What is the current problem ninety-one years after the Treaty was imposed upon Hungary? It is the discrimination, intolerance, and, in some cases, hatred directed toward the Hungarian minorities living in the Successor States. Steps must be taken to ensure that Western values, democratic principles and international norms and practices relating to national minorities will finally prevail in Central and Eastern Europe, thereby at long last relegating Trianon to the history books. [read more]

Tokaji Wine: Fame, Fate, Tradition: A Journey into Tokaji Wine History-a book that Wine Spectator called “the most comprehensive reference book on Tokaji available in the English language.”

How did a wine from a remote corner of Europe gain unparalleled fame worldwide?  This is the central question answered on virtually every page of Tokaji Wine: Fame, Fate, Tradition, a new book that promises to be a touchstone for all future writing on Tokaji. The world’s first botrytis wine, Hungary’s Tokaji won an enviable reputation centuries ago. But never before have the development of its winetypes and the story of its ups and downs in fame and prestige been presented so fully in English. [read more] and Buy his books now on the AHF Amazon Store

Through an American Lens, Hungary, 1938: Photographs of Margaret Bourke-White. Kadar Lynn’s recently discovered a treasure trove of mostly unpublished photographs taken during the artist’s month-long trip to Hungary in 1938 by Life Magazine’s most renowned photojournalist, Margaret Bourke-White. The photographs not only furnish us with a look at pre-WWII Hungary and its people, but because Bourke-White took unsentimental portraits of the major political figures in Hungary, from the far right to the far left, Communists, Fascists, Socialists, Social Democrats, Smallholders, as well as the primary government officials, it provides us with an insight into these individuals and history provides us with the consequences of their actions. Purchase this book on [read more]

Banjin is the latest novel by acclaimed Emmy-nominated cinematographer and AHF member Andrew Laszlo who was born László András on January 12, 1926 in Pápa, Hungary… His education in one of Hungary’s best private schools was interrupted by the German occupation of Hungary on March 19, 1944

Masahiro, a thirteen-year-old fisherman’s apprentice, is shipwrecked and rescued from certain death on Mujin-Shima by an American whaler, Captain Higgins. [read more] and buy it on AHF Amazon’s Store!

T. Zane Reeves: “Shoes Along the Danube.” Based on a true story, this amazing book follows the lives of two extended Hungarian families, the Rézlers and the Földes, one gentile and the other Jewish, through three decades. The story begins in pre-World War II Budapest, as increasing fascism and anti-Semitism lead Hungary to become an ally of Germany. In 1944, Germany invades Hungary to exterminate Europe’s last remaining group of Jews at the infamous Auschwitz death camp. The story builds through the siege of Budapest, the Russian occupation of Hungary, and separation by exile. It includes the story of Col. Ferenc Koszorus and the battle against Nazi forces. [read more] Buy [his books] and other products on the AHF Amazon Store

“Vanished by the Danube: Peace. War, Revolution, and the Flight to the West,” by Dr. Charles Farkas. Germany’s invasion of Hungary in 1944 marked the end of a culture that had dominated Central Europe from the nineteenth century to the middle of the twentieth. In this evocative memoir, Charles Farkas offers a testament to this vanished way of life—its society, morality, personal integrity, wealth, traditions, and chivalry—as well as an eyewitness account of its destruction, begun at the hands of the Nazis and then completed under the heel of Soviet Communism. [read more]

Emerging from author Stephen Sisa’s exhaustive research and his knack for the interesting and colorful, this landmark work illuminates the drama, the struggles, the pinnacles, the depths, the genius, the indomitable Magyar spirit which mark the 1100-year rhapsody of this nation’s existence.

All this comes alive on 374 album-sized pages with 260 illustrations and 35 maps that reflect the panorama of Hungarian history and culture.

“The best book on Hungary in print” – Hungarian Heritage Review [read more]

Scarlett Antaloczy’s “FREEDOM ’56: True Stories of the Hungarian Revolution”… is a timely compilation of true accounts of the Hungarian freedom fight of 1956. What started out as a personal family tribute to Scarlett’s parents blossomed into a worldwide journey leading to a host of discoveries and the posing of serious questions about civilization, global domination and political agendas. FREEDOM ’56 is derived from a wealth of interviews and submissions of first-hand information from survivors and friends of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 against the Soviet occupation and the Hungarian Communist party. These are the personal experiences and reflections of individual contributors, from all walks of life and from all over the world, who looked back across more than fifty years of history to share their still-vivid memories of the Revolution with readers of FREEDOM ’56. [read more] and Buy her book now on the AHF Amazon Store

Dr. Katalin Kadar Lynn: Tibor Eckhard in His Own Words, an Autobiography. Tibor Eckhardt was a powerful and influential figure in the political life of Hungary from the end of World War I until 1941 when he emigrated to the United States. Eckhardt’s career included personal contact with some of the most controversial and important figures of the first half of the twentieth century, among them, Adolf Hitler, Franklin Roosevelt, Dr. Otto von Habsburg, Paul Teleki, Edvard Benes, and Winston Churchill. He recounts these first-hand personal meetings and impressions in vivid detail in this autobiography. [read more]

My Only Choice:
Hungary 1942-1956”It happened to me!” are the most powerful words in the human language. ”My Only Choice” is the story of what happened to me! It is the pursuit of freedom as lived through the coming of age journey of a seven year old little girl who becomes a woman and mother in Hungary. Nazism and Communism are equally cruel, life is a matter of survival. Our life is a libretto in which we play the lead, but the script has to be invented as we live it. [Read more] and Purchase the book onAHF’s Amazon Store!

Louis (Lajos) Segesváry’s “The Last Train from Mombasa” is a graphic, richly symbolic excursion into modern Africa in which western sensibilities encounter the continent in all its travail and promise. Exemplifying Africa’s lush beauty and potential, an exotic native translator named Wangetha Wachira captivates Alain Sardou, who is a French journalist on assignment to Kenya. [read more] or Buy his books now on the AHF Amazon Store

“The Porcelain Figurine” (A Porcelánbaba) by Eva Mecs: How often does it happen, that letters thought to be long-lost, gently passed into oblivion, with pictures and a steadily unfolding love story suddenly, unexpectedly re-emerge? This near miracle is what occurred with Ildikó, prompting her to start on a quest to find that first love from whom she, as a seventeen-year-old, received 38 wondrous letters with beautiful poems in 1970’s Hungary. [read more] and Buy her book now on the AHF Amazon Store

“Knock in the Night” – Balazs Szabo, is a world-renowned artist and “1956 refugee #M14543.” In the aftermath of the bloody Hungarian Revolution, the Szabo family was under Hungarian AVO house arrest. On November 20, they fled toward the Austrian border. This is the story of a little boy during those difficult times. A reader writes: “This amazing book is about a life that most of us have never known and will (hopefully) never know! It tells a true tale reminiscent of Anne Frank’s about a young boy growing up in Hungary during the Soviet occupation. [read more]

New Book: “The Kingdom of Hungary and the Habsburg Monarchy in the Sixteenth Century,” by Dr. Géza Pálffy. “Két esztendő fordítási és nyomdai munkálatait követően megjelent másfél évtizedes kutatásaim alapján írott, angol nyelvű, összegző monográfiám a 16. századi Magyar Királyság történetéről.” Buy it now on AHF’s Amazon Store!

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Joseph Pulitzer “The very embodiment of American journalism”
A veteran of the Civil War and a member of the 1st New York Cavalry Regiment which he joined almost immediately upon his arrival in the US. He would quickly become the first publishing tycoon, promoting excellence in journalism and eventually founding the Pulitzer Prize. He was also responsible for building of the Statue of Liberty!
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