Wolf Canyon
The book reflects historical times, after the Second World War and the Hungarian Revolution in 1956. We get a first hand account of the sufferings and abuses of the communist regime. He was involved in the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. As a result, he became a marked man for reprisal. He had to escape Hungary and via Austria he arrived into the New World America, where he asked for and was granted political asylum. All these events and those that followed, including personal encounters with physicians, soldiers, politicians, friends good and bad, courageous and cowards, smart and mindless are recalled in a true lifelike manner with an understanding and open mind.
284 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2005 by AuthorHouse · ISBN 9781420814378
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- Wolf Canyon · AuthorHouse · 2005 · ISBN 9781420814385
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