Turner. 1956: Chairman, Workers’ Council of Dimávag Wagon and Machine Works and Deputy Chairman, Workers’ Council of Borsod County, 1958: sentenced to 15 years’ imprisonment.

Army officer. 1956: Deputy Commander, National Guard of the Town of Debrecen, 1957: sentenced to 3 years’ imprisonment.

Economist, university professor, politician. He studied at Károly Marx University of Economics, at László Rajk College. Between 1975 and 1990 he worked for the Institute of Economy Planning. In 1989 he took part in the National Roundtable Talks and was among the authors of the economic plan of the Hungarian Democratic Forum. He was Minister of Industry and Trade in 1990-1991. Between 1991 and 1994 was Governor of the Hungarian National Bank. 

Poet, editor. 1956: member of the National Committee of the Town of Miskolc, 1958: sentenced to 21 years’ imprisonment.

Army officer. 1956: Deputy Commander, National Guard of the Town of Miskolc, 1957: dismissed from the army.

Modeller. He was founding member and dancer of Bihari Folk Dance Group. In 1956 He took part in the fightings at the building of the Hungarian Radio and in Corvin Circle. He left Hungary but he returned after he had past one year in Belgium. He left Hungary again in 1980 and settled in West-Germany. He moved back to Hungary after the political transition of 1989.

Chemical engineer. 1956: chairman of a factory workers’ council, sentenced to 21 years’ imprisonment.

Technician, pre-1945 illegal communist. 1933–1934: political prisoner, then in exile in France and the UK with her husband, Endre Havas, pre-1945 illegal communist, writer, 1950: arrested, 1953: died in prison.

Shoemaker. Her father was a member of the National Guard in 1956, and was executed in 1957.

Ceramist, jewellery designer. 1934–1944: member, Group of Socialist Artists, 1944: active in the anti-fascist underground.