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Daughter of the Revolution
October 23, 1956 For 12 days, countless Hungarian teenagers fought in the bloody Hungarian Revolution against Communist tyranny and overwhelming Soviet armor. They set up tank barricades, tossed Molotov cocktails, and with their confiscated Russian submachine guns made a stand on the streets of Budapest, hoping to hold out until help arrived from the West. But there was no help. Nobody came to their aid. This is the story of one such brave freedom fighter-a 14 year-old girl. "For 12 days in 1956, the Hungarian people caught a fleeting glimpse of their independence. Armed with little more than a love of liberty, the impatient patriots of Hungary rose up against the mighty Soviet empire. They stormed the jails and they freed political prisoners For 12 days, there was hope, but then came the response and it was terrible and ferocious. Soviet troops and tanks rumbled into Hungary, killing tens of thousands of people and condemning thousands of others to Siberian gulags." -Condoleezza Rice U.S. Secretary of State
Rhodora
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Videlange
Christian Wilhelm Paleot de Videlange (1820-1873) and Katharina Pfoh (1830-1902) emigrated from Germany to the United States in 1851, settling in New Orleans.
Art Direction
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Williams
Vital data on the Williams families in Connecticut, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Virginia.
The American Bar
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