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A Hungarian Jewish man’s fight for freedom [PODCAST]

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“Despite the terror of the Soviets, it was clear that not even their mighty tanks could eradicate the social tides that now, like a tsunami, could not be turned back. The power of the movement forced Ernő Gerő, just a few months into his rule, to step down the next day and communist officials appointed Imre Nagy as Prime Minister. Despite this acquiescence, the violence only escalated. The Soviets were intent on crushing the movement with as much brute force as possible, killing and arresting protestors en masse, sending more and more dying and critically injured young people to the hospital where Ervin and his team worked in a constant state of shock.”

Robert J. Wolf is a neuroradiologist.

He shares his story and discusses his book, Not A Real Enemy: The True Story of a Hungarian Jewish Man’s Fight for Freedom.

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