1956 Hungarian Revolution Exhibition: PHOTOS of Exhibit & also of Opening Reception Click here for Revolution exhibit poster page. Exhibit webpage 2 of 2

CLEVELAND HUNGARIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM  Cleveland, Ohio, USA

From October 7 - To February 24 (extended)

"Spirit of Freedom 1956" - "Az 1956-os Forradalom Ötvenedik Évfordulója"

LOCATION:  
At the Museum located in the Galleria at Erieview at E. 9th Street & Lakeside Ave. in downtown Cleveland, free parking in underground garage on Saturdays;  phone (216) 523-3900 or  phone/fax  (440) 442-3466, or e-mail:  magyarmuzeum@hotmail.com; Free, but donations welcome.

Official Invitations for the Opening Reception - now past

(English Invitation below:)

(Magyar meghivó:)

OPENING RECEPTION (now past) was held Saturday, October 7.

MORE on now past SATURDAY RECEPTION: Special Guest speaker: Mrs. Edith K. Lauer, Chair Emerita of the Hungarian American Coation & witness to the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, introduced the newly released book: 56 STORIES: Personal Recollections of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, A Hungarian American Perspective;  Presenting excerpts from their own stories included in the book were Cleveland eyewitnesses to the Revolution László Böjtös, John Körössy, Andrea Lázár, Tibor Ország, Thomas Rátoni Nagy, and Martha & Kathy Takács

Opening Reception
Edith Lauer at book signing for 56 STORIES Looking on L-R:  Ferenc Kis, Dr. Anita Böjtös-Luksa, Priscilla Skerlán, ___, Árpád Dobói, Dr. László Tomaschek	L-R: speakers Andrea Lázár, Elmer Mészáros, Edith Lauer, Martha Takács, Tibor Ország,  George Huzau, John Körössy, László Böjtös, Kathy Takács, Thomas Rátoni Nagy

(Photos courtesy of Kriszta Lauer)

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