Letters

Letters

Editors: I read with great interest Lewis Coser’s article “The Hungarian Revolution Revisited,” [Summer, 1963], in which he wrote (referring to the beginning of the revolutionary movement in Budapest in October, 1956): “Nobody in the West, certainly, had any inkling of the events to come.”

I know that at least one person in the West foresaw what was going to happen in Hungary. For the record, I would like to tell you about an interview I had with Natalia S...


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