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The Bridge at Andau

The Compelling True Story of a Brave, Embattled People
Summary:

The book chronicles the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, focusing on the events at the small bridge of Andau, which served as a critical escape route for thousands of Hungarian refugees fleeing Soviet oppression. It provides a detailed account of the bravery and suffering of the Hungarian people as they struggled for freedom against overwhelming odds.

Key points:

1. Hungarian Revolution: The book details the 1956 Hungarian revolt against Soviet-imposed policies, which was violently suppressed by the USSR.

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