[Repairing war-damaged buildings on the Corso, the fashionable street that runs along the Danube on the Pest side of the river, Budapest]

[Man on a new tractor during a speech by the Communist Party Secretary, Matyas Racosi at the inauguration of a new tractor station, Kecskemet, Hungary]

Hungarian soldier with hand grenades and destroyed Russian tanks at József Körút

Communists parading for the inauguration of a new tractor station and Catholics in a procession to a healing shrine, Kecskemet, Hungary]

[Communists holding a sign depicting Matyas Racosi in a procession for the inaguration of a new tractor station, Kecskemet, Hungary]

On a man's mission, Pal Pruck, 15, was one of the many brave teen-agers who fought in the revolution. He is standing in a rubble-strewn Budapest street

Scornful vengeance is vented by woman who spits at the mangled corpse of a secret police colonel hung head down in Budapest Square of the Republic. Viewing former tormentors' corpses, Hungarians said, "They shot our children."