Hungary - 1956: Another look. Brick A.

The Hungarian uprising of 1956 still causes disputes in the Western and domestic political space. In this book, historian and publicist A. Brick critically considered the idea of ​​the Hungarian autumn as a democratic and progressive movement against the Soviet regime. Comparing the memories of the participants in the uprising and Soviet soldiers, he demonstrates the ultra -right, conservative character of the Hungarian movement. The author criticizes the idea among the anti -Soviet lefts about the rebellion of 1956 as a movement for true socialism against Stalinism and explains the reason for their delusions.