Hungarian civilians fight for freedom against the Stalinist government during Hungarian Revolution (or Hungarian Uprising) of 1956 in Budapest, Hungary. Tanks with soldiers move on streets of Budapest. Wrecked Russian trucks and tanks. Rubble on roads and buildings damaged by the revolt. Civilians during the revolt. Damaged Russian equipment on streets.
Historic holiday hailed by Nation's highest dignitaries in Budapest, Hungary. Government officials, ecclesiastical leaders, aristocrats and peasants participate in the St. Stefan's Day festival. Admiral Horthy, Count Karyoli, premier designate dressed in traditional costumes take part in the procession.
Girl athletes perform a drill at the Magyar Festival in Budapest, Hungary. Girl athletes march on a track They dance with pompoms in their hands. Girls display physical exercises.
A fashion show in Budapest, Hungary under communist rule. Models exhibit gowns and a dress with jacket by Hungarian designers. Hungarian designed dresses feature Mod, geometric, and avant-garde elements. Woman wears a black cutout dress. A woman wearing a geometric sheath dress. A model displays a three-piece suit during the show. Hungarian models strut on the catwalk wearing geometric figural dresses. All models walk on the ramp with their fashion designer.
Soviet newsreel with Korean narration. Participants attend a communist peace meeting in Budapest, Hungary. Marchers carrying banners, pictures and torches. An elderly woman holds a torch. Young women wearing headscarves attend the gathering. Sign in Hungarian reads “Long live Stalin, the great friend of the Hungarian people”. Representatives from different nations in Asia, Europe, Africa and Americas took part in the meeting. Women speakers addressing the meeting.
Hungarian revolution. Well dressed men, women and officials march streets of Budapest, Hungary. People carry flags and banners. Two men with a huge banner.