[Railway bridge over the Danube, Budapest]

Bocskay Tér

Women in Budapest march in honor of men who died fighting communists

Wandering Violinist

My Brothers

[Statue of Freedom, Budapest]

[Woman]

[Woman]

The first of 40 secret police forced out of building held by AVH is hit by bullets, falls dead while anti-communist reloads his rifle

[Sidewalk, Budapest]

[Horses in formation with riders in traditional uniform, Budapest]

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

My Brothers

Hungarian Landscape

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

[Woman]

[Nikita Khrushchev giving speech, Budapest]

[Military parade celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Hungarian army, Budapest]

Tisza-Szalka

Men are defiant, too, and here a young Hungarian, one of a crowd of 400 which came to the U.S. legation to demand U.N. help for their cause, grimly grits out the words of his country's stirring song, "Magyars rise, your country calls you."

[Goalkeeper, Budapest]

[Woman]

[Police and handicapped child on street, Budapest]

The Swing