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Memory Project Video interview and books

Videos

Edith Kish Lauer

Balázs Somogyi

Béla Lipták

Elizabeth Lilly Farkas

Éva Kisvarsányi

János Horváth

Judit Gajáry

Julius Várallyay

Károly Nagy

Katalin Vörös

László Böjtös

László Fülöp

László Papp

Pal Maléter II

Tibor Ország

Tibor Sarkady

Books

Freedom Fighters 1956 Educational Booklet

For the 60th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, Lauer Learning worked with Piroska Nagy to create an educational booklet to teach kids about the Revolution. Both co-authors are the children of 1956-ers. Andrea has had extensive experience in creating and utilizing educational booklets to teach children about culture and history. Piroska has worked for many years as a teacher at the International School in Budapest, Hungary, and had some great ideas on how to provide context for this period in history.

Like the “Magyars in America” booklet, also available on this site, this booklet teaches through educational games, activities and photos. It is available to download and print for free.

Tell Your story

Please join us as we ensure the spirit of 1956 is captured through your stories and passed on for future generations. We are looking for your most vivid memories of the 1956 Revolution. The suggested length for submissions is 1-3 pages, if possible.

There are several ways to submit your story. The interview guide (below) is designed for easy online submission and suggests questions for you to answer or to ask family members who participated in those heroic days. If you would like to send a separate document, click on the e-mail button to the left and send us a file directly. And finally, you may download the interview guide to fill in by hand and mail it to us.

Once your submission has been received, you will receive an e-mail confirmation. Thank you for your participation!

Freedom Fighter 56
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