hungary

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hungary

One-time dog market at Buda and other Hungarian folktales

2001
Presents twenty-three Hungarian folktales, featuring historical figures such as King Matthias, legends about the founding of Hungary and the Mongol raids, Turkish tales, Gypsy stories, and tales that reflect Hungary's geographical position as a meeting place in east-central Europe.

The star houses

a story from the Holocaust
2002
Teenager Bandi Guttmann, a Hungarian Jew, is forced to move with his family into a "star house" as the Nazis' grip on his country grows tighter. Based on a true story.

Raoul Wallenberg

1989
Traces the life of the diplomat who saved Hungarian Jews during World War II and mysteriously disappeared after the Russians occupied Budapest.

The Good-hearted youngest brother

an Hungarian folktale
1981
The youngest of three brothers is able to free three beautiful princesses from their enchantment because of his kindness.

Artists in aprons

folk art by American women
1979

The bridge at Andau

1957
Recounts, through interviews with refugees, the 1956 Hungarian revolt against Russia.

Auschwitz

a doctor's eyewitness account
1993
Dr. Miklos Nyiszli, a Jew and medical doctor, tells of his experiences at Auschwitz during World War II.

The sultan's bath

1972
When the gardener is imprisoned for stealing the sultan's bath water for a secret garden, he devises a solution agreeable to everyone.

The little rooster and the diamond button

a Hungarian folktale
2001
Little Rooster finds a diamond button which a sultan takes from him, but he is determined to get it back.

Auschwitz

a doctor's eyewitness account
2011
Dr. Miklos Nyiszli, a Jewish doctor imprisoned at Auschwitz, tells of his experiences serving under Josef Mengele, during which he was forced to perform experiments and autopsies on fellow inmates and treated the Sonderkommando, Jewish prisoners who were routinely executed after four months of forced labor in the crematoria.

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