revolution, 1956

During the 1956 Hungarian Revolution in post-WWII Communist Budapest, Csilla must decide whether to fight for her deeply flawed country or let it burn to the ground after her late parents are unexpectedly, publicly exonerated.

Thirteen-year-old Nelly, a Jewish girl living in Communist Hungary, must give up everything she cares about when her family is forced to flee the country during the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, and she wonders if she will ever again find a place to call home.

Presents the story of the Kalman family who traveled from Hungary to Austria during the Hungarian revolution in 1956, also provides a history of Hungary from 1848 to 1956, and a look at life under Communist rule.

A collection of illustrated black-and-white photographs that documents the 1956 Budapest uprising.

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

Records the events leading to the Hungarian rebellion against Soviet authority in 1956 and the subsequent crushing of that uprising.

Fourteen-year-old Stephen takes up arms and joins the resistance in this novel of the Hungarian Revolution.