Transylvanian, solicitor. 1940–1947: civil servant, in the 1970s and 1980s: General Superintendent of the Transylvanian Calvinist Diocese.

Neurosurgeon. 1951-87: head of department at the National Institute for Neurosurgery, 1982-87: deputy director. 1987-94: university professor, head of department at the Medical University of Debrecen.

Police officer, confectioner, civil servant. He took part in the antifascist resistance in Újpest. He was officer at the State Security Department. 1957-1972: HR manager of the National Turistical Agency.

Solicitor, librarian. 1956: Chairman, National Committee of Tolna County, sentenced to 8 years’ imprisonment.

Army officer, bricklayer. 1956: joined the voluntary ambulance service, commander in Péterfy Sándor Street Hospital, 1958: sentenced to 8 years’ imprisonment.

Journalist. 1956: Head, League of Hungarian University Students in the Town of Szeged, sentenced to 61 years’ imprisonment.

Bookbinder, clerk. Daughter of András Tomasovszky, farmer and electrician, who was executed in 1958 for having taken part in the Hungarian Revolution.

Poet, author and editor. He taught in 1950–51 in Bácspalánka (Bačka Palanka), in 1953-5 in Verbász (Vrbas), and in 1955–61 in Újvidék (Novi Sad), where he then worked as an editor for the publishers Forum from 1961 to 1991, when he retired. His works had been appearing since his student days in Hungarian papers in Vojvodina and abroad, and he also published in Vojvodina in Serbian. Apart from his press publications, he was the author of five books.

Engineer. He talks about his father, Árpád Tihanyi who took part in the Revolution and was executed in 1957.

Teacher. 1956: Secretary, Revolutionary Committee of Egyek Village. 1958: sentenced to 5 months’ suspended imprisonment.