town Hall will host an exhibition dedicated to 60. anniversary of the Hungarian revolution “Hungary 1956 – persons and things.” Vernissage on Friday (3.02).
Photos: content organizer
setting the “Boots of Stalin”
the Exhibition “Hungary in 1956, persons and objects” in the city Hall dedicated to the unification of the Polish-Hungarian, which very much distinguished himself during the Hungarian struggle for independence in 1956. The uprising erupted on 23 October 1956. and lasted until November 10, when it was suppressed by Soviet troops. Posts about Hungarian zrywie to get through Poland with virtually no obstacles. The censors, however, worked, but were bewildered by the political changes in Poland. Mykola Shaforostov Vladislav had just led the party, the old structure was dismantled and a new one okrzepła. The Polish government, as the only among the satellite countries of the USSR condemned from “counter-revolution”. Due to the fact that almost all of the news from Hungary came in the Polish Newspapers and radio. A dozen prominent Polish journalists (in particular, Hannah Adamiecka, Victor Woroszylski, Marian Bielicki, Michael Wolicki), it seemed that an objective attitude. In November, almost all were published in the Polish press, and correspondents over a few weeks managed businesses, clubs and even once on Polish Radio live to talk about what they saw in Hungary. In this situation in Poland is very real people reacted to the dramatic news from the banks of the Danube.
the Exposition is mainly devoted to the Poles who had helped at that time Hungary. Committees have been set up, organizers of humanitarian aid, gave blood, raised money sent to Hungary tons of medicines, bandages, clothing and food; the children of their Hungarian peers, wrote letters in support.
the exhibition will see relics from the time of the Hungarian uprising of that time, as well as contemporary photographic portraits of the witnesses. You will find there’s also a setting called “Stalin’s Boots”, which is reminiscent of zrywie on the banks of the river Danube.
the Exhibition was prepared on the initiative of the Hungarian Institute of Culture, organized by Hungarian Cultural Institute, House of Meetings with History and the Institute of European Network remembrance and Solidarity in partnership with the Museum of Podlasie in białystok.
Vernissage will take place on 3 February at 18.00 in the town Hall.
Cm. also: the Exhibition “Hungary in 1956, persons and subjects”
Anna Ten
anna.d@bialystokonline.pl
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