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.

Worker, Politician. 1945: Mayor of the Town of Debrecen, 1956: Chairman, City Council of Debrecen, then Head of Department, Ministry of the Interior.

Sculptor. His father János Melocco was executed in 1951. He took part in the demonstration of students of 23 October 1956. He was wounded in a firefight in Kálvin square.

Journalist, writer, politician. He lives in Novi Sad (Újvidék, Serbia). He joined the Democratic Community of Hungarians in Vojvodina. He has studied the slaughter of Hungarians in Yugoslavia in 1944-1945.

Librarian, editor. Publicity worker, then editor at the literary publishers Szépirodalmi Kiadó. Since 1995, she has been director of the publishing firm Kortárs Könyvkiadó.

Worker. 1956: freedom fighter, member of the National Guard, later took part in the post-revolutionary political underground, sentenced to 8 years’ imprisonment.

Journalist. 1956: worked for the newspapers Igazság and Egyetemi Ifjúság, settled in London, later lived in Paris and worked for the bimonthly Magyar Műhely, 1994: returned to Hungary.

Musician, composer, music educator. Chairman of the Hungarian Jazz Association. He played in various ensembles like Pomákáné, Nardis, Folk Stop Trio, Fúzió, Claudia Rath's band, Equinox.

Army officer, translator. 1956: commander of a university students’ fighter group in the Revolution, 1958: sentenced to life imprisonment.