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1956 - year of dramatic change

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact Dr Duncan Needham .

George Gömöri, poet, Emeritus Fellow of Darwin College, taught Polish and Hungarian Literature for over thirty years in Cambridge. As a fourth-year student at ELTE , Budapest he was one of the key figures who organised the student march on October 23rd, 1956,which lead to the historical event known as the Hungarian Revolution.

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