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A cheap option at luxury restaurants and theater plays glorifying soviet soldiers: this is how the American photographer Harrison Forman saw Hungary in 1960

Even though the American photographer Harrison Forman arrived in Hungary only four years after the 1956 revolution had been drowned in blood, it is not a crushed nation that comes over from his photographs and his notes; it is rather the “happiest barrack” of the Soviet Bloc.

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