Sociologist, expert of reading habits. He worked for the Széchényi National Library, led the Department of Reading Habits since 1986. He was lecturer at the Teacher Training College of ELTE between 1978 and 1988, later of the Faculty of Arts, Loránd Eötvös University.
Photographer. She contracted a marriage of convenience in 1974 with a UK citizen so that she could leave Hungary legally. She has lived in Sydney, Australia, since 1975 and runs a garment business.
Polish General. 1956: Commander, State Security Corps of the Polish Army, 1964–1967: Polish Military Attaché in Budapest.
Polish Economist, journalist. 1956–1960: member of the Central Committee of the Polish Communist Party, 1957–1960: Secretary, Polish Communist Party.
Writer, journalist, party worker. 1956: one of the secretaries of the Writers’ Union, 1957: sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment.
Teacher. Son of Zoltán Molnár (1920–2009) who was the secretary of the Hungarian Writers' Association in 1956.
Miner. 1956: freedom fighter in the Revolution, sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment.
Physician. 1956: Chairman, Workers’ Council of the Péterfy Sándor Street Hospital, left Hungary.
Worker. 1956: freedom fighter in the Revolution, active in the post-revolutionary underground, 1962: sentenced to 31 years’ imprisonment.
Phyisician. She and her family requested political asylum in Austria in 1986 and emigrated to Australia in 1987. She is a general practitioner in Sydney.