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Get ready for a major change in the weather.
Last week's sizzling heat will be replaced by a nearly 40-degree temperature drop in some areas of Southern California this week, as well as rain and possibly snow in the mountains.
A storm drifting down from Northern California is expected to bring a slight chance of rain as early as Tuesday night with a 50-percent chance by Thursday, the National Weather Service said Monday.
"There's shower possibilities - first fall rain," said Weather Specialist Bonnie Bartling. "We're generally talking across the region 0.1 inch, or up to .5 inch if there's a thunderstorm.
"Have (an umbrella) handy in the car trunk. Or use it as a walking stick."
Clouds will begin to blanket the region today, with colder-than-normal highs into the low-to-mid 70s, and lows around 55.
Warming is expected Friday through Sunday, as the low-pressure system moves east.
Los Angeles has experienced a somewhat dry rainy season, with .01 inches downtown since July 1. Normal rainfall to date is .41 inches. By this time last year, L.A. had 1.15 inches.
Some are calling this year's rainy season "La Nada," based on the relatively neutral average Pacific Ocean temperature that can determine wet El Nino or dry La Nina winters.
The average rainfall for downtown Los Angeles is 15.14 inches. But California either swings wet or dry, with La Nada bringing near-record wet 37.25 inches in 2004-05 and a record dry 3.21 inches in 2006-07.
"Since early spring and summer, the National Weather Service was touting an El Nino - with a greater chance of rain for SoCal. But recently, El Nino took a belly flop," said Southern California climate guru Bill Patzert, climatologist for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in La Canada-Flintridge.
"So right now it looks like what I call La Nada - neither a wet El Nino nor a dry La Nina, he said. "So the rainfall this winter is up in the air - it could go either way."
As for this week, bottom line is to expect a temperature drop.
"It's going to be quite a change," said James Thomas, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
Temperatures today will be in the high 70s in San Bernardino and surrounding cities, but by Thursday, the area is expected to dip into the mid 60s.
That's about 10 to 15 degrees below average. Thomas said the Inland Empire is normally in the low 80s this time of year.
Long Beach reached 97 degrees Oct. 1, but the mercury could drop to 68 degrees later this week. And Torrance, which climbed to 90 degrees Oct. 2, is expected to be 66 degrees. Irwindale reached a blazing 111 degrees on Oct. 1, but should cool off to 71 degrees, forecasters say.
The San Fernando Valley could see rain showers by Thursday, along with a slight chance of thunderstorms.
Local mountains, too, could see a dose of snow.
About 1 to 3 inches of snow is possible on the peaks of the San Gabriel Mountains on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
The San Bernardino Mountains may receive several inches of snow in the higher elevations Thursday.
It's not enough to open ski resorts, but resort officials say even a light dusting will put skiing on people's minds.
"I think it will be enough to get people excited about the upcoming season," said Kim Hermon, spokeswoman for Mountain High ski resort in Wrightwood.
Some areas will receive a tenth to a quarter-inch of rain between Wednesday and Thursday. But the storm will not deliver steady showers over the entire Southland.
"It will be hit and miss," Thomas said.
The storm also will not deliver enough moisture to decrease concerns about fire season.
"It's a nice change of pace, but until we have consistent rain, it really won't do much to alleviate the fire threat, particularly since we're coming into the time of the Santa Ana winds," Cal Fire spokesman Bill Peters said.
Despite the drastic change from last week, weather officials say back-to-back low- and high-pressure systems are not unusual for early October.
On the heels of the cool weather will be warm, dry conditions Saturday and Sunday. But don't expect to see 90- or 100-degree temperatures. Forecasters say temperatures should be in the 80s in the Inland Empire and San Gabriel Valley, and the mid to high 70s near the coast.
"It's not going to be extreme temperatures," Thomas said.
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Tom Brady INJURED!?
Quarterback Tom Brady is one of the most important players on the Patriots. Yesterday he hurt his knee during practice and his fans went crazy! They were probably more worried then he was because it blew up all over the media. This is the same knee he hurt back in 2008 when he was benched for the ENTIRE season! No wonder everyone went crazy, but good news...Sources say that he will be back on the field for practice because the MRI came out negative. Good luck Tom, were hoping for the best.

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I have been using ZAP on Bak Track 5 r3 and I can intercept visits to https sites with the self generated certificate.
However I would like to proxy through ZAP from other web browsers outside of the VM where I run Back Track.
I change the proxy to listen on the actual IP address rather than local host.
I then configured firefox on a different machine to use the IP address I have ZAP listening in on and and made sure I added the ZAP cert to the trusted CA list
I can visit regular http sites and see them in ZAP with no issues. However, I cannot visit https sites. Analysis in wireshark shows there to be a Fatal Error: Handshake Error.
Can anyone provide some insight?


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Does anybody know of a tool or technique to find systems that do not have a specific port open? I am wanting to find systems on our corporate network that do not have port 8081 open. This signifies to me that it doesn't have McAfee EPO Agent and perhaps not A/V.
If you use nmap with
would list all the hosts with 8081 open then you could do a reverse diff or grep against a list of all the hosts within your target IP space.Code:-p 8081 --open 8081
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
I will just use the --open feature. The results of the scan clearly show a host is up, but not the port open. thanks.


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text: A charming cluster of pastel houses, shops, cafés and watchtowers, Amalfi seems little more than a village. However it was a great naval power and a wealthy trading republic in medieval times. Its dramatic setting in jagged cliffs cloaked in vineyards is best seen from a boat. Amalfi's star turn is a gorgeous cathedral with great bronze doors and lacy cloisters. The nearby village of Atrani is quiet and pretty, with a fine Byzantine church.


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Front Range (CO) > St. Peter's Dome > Climber's Log
St. Peter's Dome Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Mar 19, 2017
|Posted Jul 7, 2017 9:19 pm
|From North Cheyenne Cañon
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2017
|Went yesterday with my friend, 21 miles round trip. I am not a great rock climber, so I wimped out at the rope. But I'm counting this on my "climbed" list for now. I'd like to try again, maybe starting from the "standard" trailhead instead of having nearly 10 miles of jogging just to reach the trailhead
|Posted Jul 4, 2017 7:57 pm
|Delta penguin
|Good hike
Date Climbed: Aug 6, 2013
|Great little hike! Maybe needs a little trail work in places so you don't miss the trail.
|Posted Aug 6, 2013 10:42 pm
|Again With the Kids
Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2012
|Perfect weather, Tara and Emma had fun and made it to the top. Good day.
|Posted Aug 13, 2012 6:11 pm
|Great Summit
Date Climbed: May 18, 2012
|Great little hike with a striking summit! I loved the scramble up the fixed rope.
|Posted May 19, 2012 12:27 am
|Second Time
Date Climbed: May 15, 2012
|Pretty cool mountain, great views, cool terrain, but I do wish the trail was a little longer. Took longer to drive to trailhead than to hike round trip.
|Posted May 15, 2012 3:15 pm
|Gold Camp Rd,up Fixed Rope
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2011
|After a detour due to a missed switchback we turned around and spotted the fixed rope on our way back. Climbed up the rope and scrambled/hiked to the only summit we could find a route up to. I'm not sure which summit is the highest but the hike and view were great. I guess we'll go back and look for a trail up to the other summit. We built a cairn to try and point people toward the rope and I'll add a few pictures of the trail we took. The hike took us about an hour round trip, my hiking partner was an 11 year old and he did great other than having to be pushed over the rope ledge. A fun short hike but the rope ledge is probably around 8 feet high so be ready to brush up against some rock.
|Posted Aug 15, 2011 7:09 pm
|up the notch
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2010
|Took the "shortcut", which starts with the fixed-rope-assisted overhang at the bottom of the steep gully which leads to the saddle between the true high point and the more dramatic east point. It didn't really save any time, but it was more dramatic.
|Posted Aug 18, 2010 6:35 pm
|True summit this time!
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2009
|Having been up the more interesting but lower east summit (the one with the fixed rope), I came back to hit the true summit via the Class 2 ramps to the top. Good views of UN 10100 and surrounding peaks!
|Posted Aug 19, 2009 11:13 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2009
|walk and summit scramble. Route finding can be a little tricky, but sticking to class 2 terrain will get you there.
|Posted Jul 3, 2009 6:42 pm
|Neat scramble
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2009
|After hiking Mt. Rosa we stopped off for this short hike/scramble. Took 45 minutes round trip- not bad!
|Posted Jul 3, 2009 6:28 pm
|Fun little hike.
|Posted May 15, 2009 3:40 pm
|Sarah Simon
|Gold Camp Road TH
Date Climbed: Nov 8, 2008
|This was a very cool little hike. We were looking for a short but fun outing for the day. (It is, afterall, football season, that hallowed time of year when I become The Football Widow). We loved the route-finding and scrambling on this peak. It's fun to sit on this summit and identify (or try to identify/guess) surrounding mountains. Hiking companion: Husband.
|Posted Nov 8, 2008 6:38 pm
|Happy Birthday Dad
Date Climbed: Dec 15, 2007
|I forgot to send him a card, so this will have to do... I was planning to climb Mt Rosa, but the road was so snow packed that my Element couldn't make it up the grade. So after 5 miles or so, I turned around and headed back to the Broadmore - looking for any sign of a hiking trail along the way. I found one at the Forest Service kiosk/pullout and decided to follow it though I didn't know where it went. The forest was perfectly silent, the way it gets after lots of new snow.
I hiked or about 45 minutes until I spied the summit of St. Peter's through the trees. Not being familiar with the area, I had no idea what it was, but decided I was close enough to go fo it. I left the trail and over-landed straight for the top. That almost killed me. It was 20 degrees out, and the dry air just didn't seem to carry any oxygen for me. I was in no hurry though and eventually crawled onto the rocky summit section.
The fixed roped section was fun, especially with snow on the ledges. I cleared off the snow as best I could on the way up and, to help my descent. The summit was lovely. Great views, and though it was cold, there was no wind. I descended the way I came up and headed out, still not knowing what I'd climbed. In my rear-view mirror, I caught a glimpse of St. Peter's and noted how symmetrically lovely it looked. I made a mental note to look it up and try to climb it sometime... of course that was the mountain I did climb... by a new route I guess. It was 2,000 vertical feet from the car and about 2 miles.
Nice peak. The rocky summit section made it all worthwhile.
|Posted Dec 16, 2007 11:35 am
|Gold Camp Rd. TH, both summits
Date Climbed: Jun 30, 2007
|Took advantage of gorgeous sunny weather to bag this little summit, as well as the rock outcropping just east of the top. Saw one other couple on the trail, who couldn't find their way to the top. Neat scrambling on good rock!
|Posted Jun 30, 2007 5:14 pm
|Gold Camp Rd TH
Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2007
|Nice short climb. Lots of fun scrambling/climbing near the summit.
|Posted Jun 19, 2007 12:32 pm
|Gold Camp Road TH
Date Climbed: Jun 11, 2006
|Great short climb with my two oldest kids on a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
|Posted Jun 12, 2006 4:14 am
|Ed F
|Route Climbed: From Gold Camp Road Date Climbed: Summer 2001
|This is a great little hike near CO Springs. The final scramble looks worse than it really is. I used to live a few miles from this area. It's beautiful.
|Posted May 19, 2005 3:46 pm
|Route Climbed: Gold Camp Rd Date Climbed: April 17, 2004
|Very interesting little peak indeed. There is a cool ladder leading up the rock to the lower, more dramatic rock outcropping. We wrapped around the north side to gain the highpoint amidst deep snow. Very cliffy on the north side!
|Posted May 19, 2005 12:06 am
|Route Climbed: Gold Camp Road trailhead
Date Climbed: May 14, 2005
|Great views of the entire area. It was nice to see this side of Mt. Rosa and Rosa Cascade which is labeled on the Pikes Peak Atlas. I will be back to attempt to scramble up the rock outcropping below the summit in better weather.
|Posted May 18, 2005 11:01 pm


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It may have been boring and heretical, but the film version of The Da Vinci Code was also one of the biggest international hits of all time when it came out three years ago — bigger than The Passion of The Christ, bigger than the Narnia movies, bigger even than at least one of the Star Wars movies. So it was pretty much inevitable that Tom Hanks and director Ron Howard would reunite for an adaptation of the other Dan Brown novel that features Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon. [Read more…]
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AMD has introduced its lineup of next-generation DirectX 11-capable ATI Mobility Radeon Premium graphics for notebooks, including the highest-end ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870.
The entire family of DirectX 11-capable graphics consists of ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5800, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5700, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5600 and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5400-series graphics chips. This top-to-bottom family of Direct 11-capable notebook graphics introduces compelling new features including ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology, said AMD.
ATI Eyefinity multi-display technology enables high resolution panoramic computing for notebooks, allowing mobile users to harness up to six monitors for improved gaming, productivity, and entertainment.
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text: I didn't read a single post that even intimated such a thought. As a matter of fact, personally, I have a ton of favorite movies that while not "chick flicks" wouldn't be considered "manly" movies either. Two examples I can think of are Sophie's Choice and The Color Purple. I simply found The English Patient to be boring.


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STEVENSON RANCH - The Mitt Romney that the world sees today - wealthy businessman, Republican candidate, prone to gaffes about his lifestyle, but skilled in debates - differs from the Mitt Romney that Dennis and Patti King know.
The Stevenson Ranch couple go back with Mitt and Ann Romney long before he came into public view as a Massachusetts governor and nominee for leader of the free world.
Dennis King's memories of Romney begin when the two were barely out of their teenage years.
When he was sent to France as a Mormon missionary in 1966, Romney never mentioned that his father, George Romney, was governor of Michigan, Dennis King said.
King already was in France on his own Mormon mission when he met the young Romney. The missionaries shared sometimes squalid living conditions, including squat johns.
"We all knew who he was," said Dennis King, now an accountant. "But he was just like any of us. He was a hard worker and a gung-ho missionary."
"He rode the same kind of bike I rode, that we all rode. He lived in the same small apartments. Mitt was great to get along with."
As old friends of the Romneys, King and his wife were invited to August's Republican National Convention in Tampa to do media interviews in support of the candidate, but the campaign didn't really set up any for them, King said. He also didn't get a chance to speak to his old friend.
But if the Kings get a chance to offer some advice, they would encourage him to soften what often looks like a stiff demeanor.
But that's Mitt, the Kings said.
"He's very proper in the appropriate settings," King said. "He's focused and he's a problem solver. He's not afraid of what might happen to him personally."
Democrats see a very different Mitt Romney. Much of the opposition campaign has focused on characterizing the GOP nominee as a wealthy elitist, out of touch with average Americans. Reinforcing that view were Romney's comments, secretly videotaped at a Florida fundraiser, about how 47 percent of Americans are dependent on the government and feel entitled to benefits.
Eric Bauman, chairman of the Los Angeles County Democratic Party, acknowledges Romney's charitable contributions and said there is nothing wrong with acquiring wealth, but he argued that Americans see a candidate who is unable to reach out to everyday people.
"While he may have had humble beginnings, there is nothing humble about the life Romney lives now," Bauman said.
"His image to Americans is a guy who has extra wealth, who has homes in multiple states," Bauman said. "Here we are struggling to pay rent and he's putting an elevator in his home in La Jolla for his cars. It's an image he has created and projected."
But Dennis King's memories of a much younger Romney are those of a man who spent much of his early life living a modest lifestyle and showing concern for others.
Romney eventually held a high rank among the missionaries. When he was 21, he drove a mission leader and his wife to Bordeaux and a car veered into his lane and crashed into them head-on. The mission president's wife, who was seated in front between her husband and Romney, died in the accident.
Romney was unconscious and suffered a broken arm and head injury. A French policeman declared him dead.
Dennis King was the first to get to the accident scene, where Romney thought he was close to death, and whispered into his ear.
"He was concerned with Ann and his parents," Dennis King said. "He was worried about them."
When Romney recovered, he and another missionary directed the 200 missionaries in France, helping to re-energize them into going back out into the city and villages to discuss the Mormon religion.
Later, when both returned to the United States, Dennis King wanted to propose to Patti, but he didn't have enough money for an engagement ring.
It was Romney who fashioned a ring for him from a doorknob and some wiring.
Patti King still has the ring, she said.
When Romney married Ann Davies, they and the Kings attended Brigham Young University and they lived in an apartment building that Romney found for them.
The Romneys lived in the basement and paid $55 a month, and the Kings upstairs.
"Their desk where they would study was a door on two sawhorses and they ate dinner on an ironing board that came out of the wall," said Patti King. "Ann and I made curtains and the men hauled in wood and furniture."
"Mitt would stretch out on the floor, and we'd play charades or Jeopardy," Patti King said. "We didn't have enough money to go out."
Life continued, they said. Romney went on to earn a joint Juris Doctor and Master of Business Administration from Harvard University and then entered the management consulting industry.
In 1984, Romney co-founded and led the Bain & Co. spinoff Bain Capital, a successful private equity investment firm.
But when a colleague's daughter went missing after attending a wild party in New York City, Romney told the partners they were going to New York to help find the girl.
"He closed the office, and he told the partners, we're going to New York," Dennis King said.
"They made fliers and he went underneath bridges and interviewed homeless kids to find the girl," Patti King said. She was eventually found.
When Romney ran for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts against Ted Kennedy 18 years ago, the campaign was contentious. But in the end, Romney considered Kennedy a friend, the Kings said.
"He doesn't hold a grudge," Patti King said.
When Romney was elected governor of Massachusetts, Dennis King went to visit him at the governor's mansion.
"He said `Dennis, can you believe we're here?' He's never made much of his wealth."


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I.S. Leevy Johnson to address USC graduates
Columbia lawyer I.S. Leevy Johnson will speak at the University of South Carolina summer commencement exercises for baccalaureate, master's and professional-degree recipients from all eight campuses at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 7, in the Colonial Life Arena.
Johnson also will receive an honorary doctoral degree in law.
Commencement exercises for doctoral candidates will take place at 8:30 a.m. in the Koger Center. Dr. David S. Shields, the recipient of the 2010 USC Educational Foundation Award for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences, department of English language and literatures, will speak.
The university expects to award 1,055 degrees from the Columbia campus, including one associate's degree, 552 baccalaureate degrees, eight law degrees, one pharmacy degree, 10 graduate certificates, 388 master's degrees, five specialist's degrees and 90 doctoral degrees.
Also receiving degrees will be the graduates of the university's regional and four-year campuses: Aiken – 61 baccalaureate and two master's degrees; Beaufort – 38 baccalaureate degrees; Lancaster – 14 associate's degrees; Salkehatchie – five associate's degrees; Sumter – 10 associate's degrees; Union – eight associate's degrees; and Upstate – 239 baccalaureate degree and four master's degrees.
Johnson, a Midlands native, was among the first African Americans elected to the S.C. General Assembly since Reconstruction. Five years later, in 1975, he and law school classmate William T. Toal and former legislative aide Luther J. Battiste organized the Johnson, Toal, and Battiste Law Firm in Columbia. Johnson has practiced law for more than 40 years and was the first African-American president of the S.C. Bar. He also is a fellow in the American College of Trial Lawyers. In 1995, Johnson became owner of Leevy's Funeral Home in Columbia, which was established in 1932 by his grandparents.
He earned an associate's degree in mortuary science from the University of Minnesota, a bachelor's degree from Benedict College and a law degree from the USC School of Law in 1968. He is a graduate of C.A. Johnson High School in Columbia.
He is an active member of the American Bar Association, serving as chairman of the ABA's Center for Racial and Ethnic Diversity and representing the South Carolina bar as a delegate to the ABA. He has received numerous professional awards, including the Durant Distinguished Public Service Award; the Compleat Lawyer Award from the USC School of Law; the John W. Williams Jr. Distinguished Service Award from the Richland County Bar; the Matthew J. Perry Medallion from the Columbia Lawyers Association; and the Founders Award from the South Carolina Association for Justice. He also received the Hyman Rubin Award from the Greater Columbia Community Relations Council and, in 1999, the Order of the Palmetto, the state's highest civilian award.
Summer Commencement 2010
- When: Saturday, Aug. 7, 10:30 a.m.
- Where: Colonial Life Arena
- Who: Columbia lawyer I.S. Leevy Johnson to address graduates from all USC campuses
- What else: Commencement for doctoral candidates to be held at 8:30 a.m. in the Koger Center


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Easter Weekend in Santa Monica, CA - Walking in the Light & Easter Webcast
PTS - Peace Theological Seminary & College of Philosophy
Friday, March 29, 2013 at 10:00 AM - Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 7:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Walking in the Light
In this workshop, students are taught techniques, exercises, and processes to keep prayer alive for ourselves and others, to help clear our consciousnesses and our bodies, and to precipitate from Spirit that which can be manifest in this world. Each exercise is a magnificent gift in itself, and together they help us develop a richer and more joyful relationship with God.
John Morton will facilitate health and schedule permitting. John-Roger has been invited.
Registration: Friday 9 AM - Pre-registration is recommended.
Workshop Hours: Friday, March 29 from 10 AM to 7 PM & Saturday, March 30 from 9 AM to 1:30 PM
Easter Eve Webcast follows Saturday March 30, from 3 PM to 4:30 PM.
Tuition for the Workshop includes the Easter Webcast.
Prerequisite:Active subscription to MSIA Soul Awareness Discourses or SATs (if 12 years of Discourses completed).
Cancellation Policy:
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Articles on Tibor Eckhardt (hereafter TE), 1938-1968
Attacks upon TE
General, 1921-1967
And on communist infiltration of American-Hungarian organizations
Defense of TE, 1942-1954
Extensions of stay in the United States, 1945-1954, and American citizenship
Resignation from the Executive Committee of the Hungarian National Council, 1954
Well wishes when in hospital, 1972
America: National Catholic Weekly, N.Y., 1945-1946
American Foundation for Hungarian Literature and Education, Ltd., N.Y., 1971
American Hungarian Federation, Washington, D.C., 1970
American Hungarian Federation of Churches and Societies of Youngstown, Ohio, 1942
American Lithuanian Council, N.Y., 1958
Apor, Baron Gabor, 1959
Associated Clubs, Inc., Princeton, N.J., 1951
Austrian American Federation, Inc., N.Y., 1969
Babo de Vagvecse, Baron Tivadar, 1952-1957
Bachkay, Bela, 1958-1971
Balassa, Bela, 1950
Balkunas, John, 1958
Balogh de Almas, Dezso, 1942
Barcza, Ferenc, n.d.
Beliczey, Miklos, 1970
Bessenyey, Gabor de, 1951
Bethlen, Count Istvan, 1941-1944
Beukema, Col. Herman, 1950
Boros, Ladislas, n.d.
Borshy-Kerekes, Gyorgy E., 1958
Broich-Oppert, Georg von, 1957
Brooklyn Alumni Sodality, 1955
Caracasi Magyarok Barati Kore, 1951
Chiang Kai-shek, Madame (Mayling Soong Chiang), 1950
Comite der Soforthilfe fur Ungarn, Vienna, 1957
Council on Foreign Relations, N.Y., 1941
Csonka, Emil, 1968-1969
Czermann, Antal, 1952-1953
Czikann-Zichy, Moriz, 1951
Daruvar, Yves de, 1972
Emmet, Christopher, 1958
Eross, Ferenc, 1951
Fabian, Bela, 1956
Fabry, Dr., 1952
Geber, Antal, 1941-1942
Georgian Association in the United States of America, N.Y., 1959
Gereben, Istvan, 1972
Ghika, George, 1950
Gower, Margaret, 1947-1948
Habsburg, Archduke Otto von, 1951-1969
Hartmann, Janos, 1951
Havas, Eugene, 1941
Hennyey, General Gusztav, 1950-1970
Hokky, Karoly, 1963
Horthy de Nagybanya, Miklos, Jr., 1957
Huzianyi, Stephen, 1942
International Commission of Jurists, The Hague, 1957
Jako, Geza J., n.d.
Jancso, Livia, 1964
Jelic, Branimir R., 1963-1964
Kanadai Magyarok Szovetsege, Toronto, 1963
Kardos-Talbot, Bela, 1970
Kereszteny Nemzeti Ujjaszuletes Partja, Solothurn, Switzerland, 1957
Kertesz, Istvan, 1949
Kirkconnell, Watson, 1947
Kresz, Geza, 1956
Krudy, Ferenc, 1972
Kuthy, Jose, 1942
Lengyel, Bela, 1957
Lukacs, Janos, 1965
McFadden, H.M., 1951-1953
Mallon, Winifred, 1946
Marosy, Ferenc, 1957-1972
Mester, Klaus, 1970-1971
Mikes, Imre, 1948
Mindszenty, Cardinal Joseph, 1971
Montgomery, John Flornoy, 1944-1954
Nadas, Janos, 1962
The New School of Social Work, Columbia University, 1957
Nyaradi, Miklos, 1952-1971
Olah, Gyorgy, 1970-1971
Onody, Dezso, 1962
Overseas Rotary Fellowship, N.Y., 1956-1958
Palffy, Jozsef, 1952-1953
Pasztor, Laszlo, 1972
Pelenyi, Janos, 1950
Peyer, Karoly, 1954
Pogany, Andras, 1966-1970
Radnoczy, A. von, n.d.
Revay, Count Istvan, 1958-1972
Riposanu, Pamfil A., 1958
Ronai, Zoltan A., n.d.
Rupprecht, Pal, 1963
Scitovszky, Tibor, 1953
Sevilla-Sacasa, Guillermo, 1957
Sulyok, Dezso, 1962
Szegedi-Maszak, Aladar, 1945
Sztankovich, V.E.A., 1944
Tamas, Andras, 1944
Tollas, Tibor, 1969
Toth, Laszlo, 1963
Ugocsay-Geletey, Janos, 1962
Ullein-Reviczky, Antal, 1953
Union Familia Escolapia Cubana, Inc., N.Y., 1968
U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C., 1970
U.S. War Department, General Staff, Military Intelligence Division G-2, Washington, D.C., 1944
Varga, Laszlo, 1958-1962
Veres, General Lajos, 1970
Wellesley College Forum, Massachusetts, 1956
Zilahy, Lajos, 1963
Zsolnay, Nicholas M., 1971
Untitled - Miscellaneous notes, handwritten
Africa. Address at the Hungarian Piarist Congress, December 4, 1956. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
All American Conference to Combat Communism. Seventh Annual Meeting, Omaha, Nebraska, November 9-10, 1957
America the Last Hope of the World. Speech delivered on several different occasions, 1950-1952. Handwritten notes
American foreign policy from a European point of view. Y.M.C.A. Handwritten notes
American Hungarian Literary Society. Ronconcoma, N.Y., March 19, 1966. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Aradi Vertanuk Emlekunnepelye. Meghivo. Az unnepi beszed szovege hianyzik (Invitation). Bridgeport, Connecticut, October 15, 1960
Assembly of Captive European Nations, Plennary meetings, September 20-21, 1954. First Session. Carnegie Endowment International Center, N.Y.
Behodolas, vagy fwelszabadulas (Surrender of liberation). Speech on the 5th anniversary of the founding of the Hungarian Helicon). Toronto, Canada, April 7, 1956. Handwritten notes, clippings and correspondence in English and Hungarian
"Brandt tevedesei" (The errors of Brandt). Handwritten notes
Bridgeport, Connecticut, January 5, 1968. Speech outlines. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"The Direct Communist Action in the Satellite Countries." Knights of Columbus, New York State Council, November 26, 1946. Handwritten notes
Az Egyesult Europa, 1963 (The United Europe, 1963). The Szechenyi Istvan Society, Inc., N.Y., October 23, 1963. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Erdelyi Magyar Kozmuvelodesi Egyesulet - EMKE (Hungarian Transylvanian Cultural Association). 75th year jubilee celebration. Handwritten and typewritten notes in Hungarian
France and European unity. Overseas Rotary Fellowship, N.Y., May 7, 1960. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Hogy veszett el Erdely? (How Transylvania was lost?). American Hungarian Federation, Eastern District, N.Y., December 5, 1959. Typewritten text and clipping in Hungarian
Hungary. Parliament. House of Representatives.
Excerpts from speeches and notes, 1922-1926. Typewritten in Hungarian
Stenographic records. Photocopies in Hungarian
Speeches and notes
Speeches against election frauds, 1931-1935, 1937-1938
Speeches concerning the Jewish question, 1938-1939
Leones Cubanos en el Exilio. Centenario del Grito de Yara (Centennary of the Independence Day of Cuba). Banquet, N.Y., October 6, 1968. Handwritten notes
Luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. James Beck, N.Y., April 29, 1947. Handwritten notes and typewritten list of main points of speech
Magyar Cserkeszet (Hungarian Boyscouts). 60th Anniversary, N.Y., May 16, 1970. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Magyar Cserkeszszoevetseg Nagytanacsa (General Council of the Hungarian Scout Association in Exile). Reunion commemorationg the 25th anniversary of the death of Count Paul Teleki, N.Y., March 31, 1966
Magyar Helikon Tarsasag (Hungarian Helikon Society), Toronto, December 11, 1971. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Magyar Piarista Kongresszus (Hungarian Piarist Congress), February 1, 1959. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Magyar Radiobeszed Valasztas (Hungarian radio speech, election), October 19, 1968. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"Magyarorszag es a Szabad Vilag" (Hungary and the Free World), Cleveland, Ohio, December 14, 1957. Handwritten notes, correspondence in Hungarian and typewritten excerpts in English
"A Magyarsag 1970-ben nem unnepelhet" (The Hungarians must not celebrate in 1970), St. Stephen Memorial Committee Conference, N.Y. Clippings in Hungarian
1st part, January 24-25: Hungary will turn into a battlefield in case of war
2nd part, February 22: The struggle without principles has been going on since June 1942
Marcius 15, 1848 (March 15 - National Holiday)
March 13, 1947. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
March 16, 1958. Freedom Festival, N.Y. Typewritten text in Hungarian
March 15, 1959. Mikoyan's visit to the United States. Bridgeport, Conn. Typewritten text in Hungarian
March 13, 1960. Freedom Festival, N.Y. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
March 17, 1963. Canadian Hungarian Federation, Toronto and Hamilton, Canada. Handwritten notes and clippings in Hungarian
March 13, 1966. Freedom Festival, N.Y. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
March 10, 1968. Hungarian Committee of Norwalk and its Region, South Norwalk, Connecticut. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
March 17, 1968. Canadian Hungarian Federation, Toronto, Canada. Handwritten notes and clippings in Hungarian
1970? Handwritten notes in Hungarian
March 14, 1970. Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation of Canada, Petofi Commemoration Dinner, Toronto, Canada. Handwritten notes and clippings in Hungarian
March 15, 1970. Hungarian Cultural Club of Oshawa, Canada. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"Mikent kerult Erdely ketszer is roman kezre?" (How has Transylvania fallen twice under the Romanians?). American Hungarian Federation, New York Chapter, January 15, 1966. Clippings in Hungarian
"Mistakes of Peacemaking," Bradley University, Peoria, Illinois, November 2, 1953. Handwritten notes
"A Nemet-Szovjet Szerzodes megkotesenek hatasa Europa jovojere" (The effects of German Soviet treaty on the future of Europe). American Hungarian Federation, New York Chapter, October 24, 1970. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
New Brunswick, New Jersey, November 3, 1968. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"The North Atlantic pact and World Peace," Easton, Pennsylvania, October, 1949; Chicago, November 20?; Washington, D.C., February 21, 1953. Handwritten notes
October 23, 1956 - Anniversary Celebration
October 27, 1957. Our Lady of Hungary Rectory, Welland, Ontario, Canada. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
October 18, 1959. Magyar Harcosok Bajtarsi Kozossege, Newark, New Jersey. Handwritten notes and clippings
October 25, 1959. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
October 1960. Passaic, New Jersey. Clipping in Hungarian
October 20, 1968. World Federation of Hungarian Freedom Fighters, New York Chapter. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"One world and the basic human rights," Johnstown, Pennsylvania, February 8, 1950. Handwritten notes
"Az orosz veszedelem" (The Russian danger), October, 1968. Handwritten notes and clippings in Hungarian
"Peacemaking," Georgetown University, Senior Class Dinner and Pathfinders Club, Washington, D.C., November 13, 1946. Handwritten notes
"Political disintegration of Europe," a series of lectures, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., January 31 to May 23, 1946. Handwritten notes
Republican Rally, Elizabeth, New Jersey, July 20, 196? Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Szechenyi Istvan Emlekvacsora (Istvan Szechenyi Memorial Dinner), N.Y., December 2, 1955. Published text in Hungarian
"Szent Korona sorsa" (Fate of the Holy Crown), American Hungarian Federation, New York Chapter, May 24, 1970. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Szuletesnapi beszed a 80-ik szuletesnapon (Birthday address on the 80th birthday of TE), 1968. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
Teleki Pal grofol, emlekbeszed a Magyar Cserkesz Szovetseg Nagytanacsa megalakulasa alkalmabol (Memorial address about Count Pal Teleki, delivered on the occasion of the founding of the Grand Council of the General Council of the Hungarian Scout Association in Exile), N.Y., April 29, 1963
"Varhatunk-e valtozast a nemzetkozi politikaban es Magyarorszagon 1966-ban?" (Can we expect a change in the international politics and in Hungary in 1966?). Federation of Free Hungarian Jurists roundtable conference, Carnegie Endowment Center, N.Y., March 11, 1966. Printed text and clippings
Historical events in Hungary. Incomplete manuscript, part handwritten and part typewritten
Memorandum. Handwritten draft to the White House, January 24, 1969. It became the basis of the memorandum presented to Henry Kissinger by the American Hungarian Federation on March 21, 1969
Notes and comments. Handwritten
Agriculture - Hungary
Benes, Eduard
Ein Kaiser Kampft fur die Freiheit, by Ludwig Windisch-Graetz
Khrushchev's visit to the United States in August 1958
Vilaghoditok, by Lajos Marschalko
"Alarm," October-November 1968. Published article in German
"An Alternative to EDC," January 11, 1954. Typescript of full text and summary
"American policy in Europe, memorandum on," January 15, 1970. Handwritten and typewritten copies
"Amerika es az europai egyseg," unpublished memorandum, October 23, 1948. Carbon copy typescript
A brit birodalmi politika magyar vonatkozasarol. Vazlat (The British imperial politics and their Hungarian relations), draft, September 15, 1946. Carbon copy typescript
"Defense of Europe." Handwritten notes
"Drop the R please, Mr. President." Handwritten notes
"Az egyseg utja" (The road of unity). Typescript
"Foreign Aid, memorandum" July 29, 1960. Handwritten draft and typescript
"The Ghost of Teheran." Handwritten notes
"Hogyan veszett el Erdely?" (How Transylvania was lost?)
Original handwritten manuscript
Published article in two parts, November and December 1968
"How has the Hungarian minority been treated in Romania since 1920?" Handwritten draft
"How peace lost?" Handwritten draft
"Hungary and the problem of nationalities, notes on," August 13, 1970. Typewritten draft
"Igy nem marad..." (It will not last this way...). Handwritten notes
"Independent Hungary," proclamation, New York, September 27, 1941. Printed leaflet. Radio speech on the BBC, October 2, 1941 (explanation of the proclamation). Mimeographed typescript in Hungarian. Movement of Independent Hungary, Minutes of the Executive Committee, Washington, D.C., October 2, 1941
"Indulunk!" (Let us go!), February 9, 1951. Published article
"Intelligence test for law makers and columnists." Handwritten notes
"The International Organization for Free Enterprise, memorandum on," July 28, 1960. Typescript
"A kiegyezes szaz ev tavlatabol" (The compromise, viewed hundred years later), January 27, 1968. Published article
Letters to the Editor, New York Times
"Lucza-napi elmelkedes" (Lucza-Day reflections). Typescript
"The Mediterranean Community," memorandum with two attachments, July 28, 1960. Typescript
"Nem, nem, soha!" (No, No, Never!), March 22 and 29, 1970. Published article in two parts and photocopy of a typescript
"New Terminology for Surrender. Decline and Fall of American Democracy." Handwritten notes
"On economic and financial relations between the U.S.A. and Egypt," memorandum, December 20, 1957. Carbon copy typescript
"Oreg Dipi notaja az Uj Vilagrol" (Old D.P.'s song about the New World), Christmas 1943. Handwritten
Press statement on the Danube Valley and self-determination pulished in Uj Europa, Munich June 1970. His five points excerpted in Hungarian
"Soviet colonialism, memorandum on," July 29, 1960. Carbon copy typescript
"The Soviet Master Plan for World Domination," unpublished essay, October 1947. Typescript
"Subsistence Farming in Latin America, memorandum on," unpublished essay. Handwritten and typewritten copies
"Trianon, Peace Treaty of," September 1971. Handwritten notes in Hungarian
"Ujevi Uzenet, 1970" (New Year's Day Message, 1970), January 1970. Published article, typewritten manuscript and commentaries published in several Hungarian newspapers
"Uzenet a vilag magyarsaganak" (Message to the Hungarians of the World). Clipping from the National Guard Yearbook, 1970 and the original manuscript in Hungarian
"Zsidokerdes" (The Jewish Question). Handwritten notes
Abortion - Hungary. See also Kapotsy, Bela
Acheson, Dean
Aczel, Gyorgy
Aczel, Tamas
Adenauer, Konrad
Adonyi, Ferenc. "A karpatmedence hadaszati jelentosege, 4 vazlattal" (The strategic meaning of the Carpathian Valley, with 4 sketches), unpublished essay, January 1, 1951. Typescript
African leaders
African nationalism
Agh, Laszlo
Agnew, Spiro
Agricultural laborers - United States
Communist Countries
Unites States
Aehrenthal, Count Aloys Lexa
Alexander I, King of Yugoslavia - Assasination, 1934
American Hungarian Committee for Defense of Hungary, founded June 20, 1957, Washington, D.C. Memoranda, proclamations, 1957, 1959. Printed and mimeographed in English and Hungarian
American Hungarian Federation, founded in 1907
Bylaws, November 17, 1947
Membership lists, 1941-1942
Official declaration (Let Us Gather under the Unfurled Flag!), 1941
Resolution, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 27, 1941
The American Hungarian Federation to the People of Hungary, Detroit, Michigan, April 9, 1942
Memorial submitted to the White House, June 4-5, 1942
Letter to the President of the United States, June 5, 1944 and Answer from the White House, June 8, 1944
Statement on the establishment of the temporary new Hungarian Government and names of the members of the government, 1945
The Voice of the People. Truth about Hungary, by Grace Fleming, editor, Portland Press Herald, Portland, Maine, January 30, 1945
Solemn protest against the Hungarian Peace Treaty, Washington, D.C., January 30, 1947
Memorandum to the Secretary of State concerning the Hungarian problem, June 1947
Proclamation to the Hungarian People, Chicago, Illinois, November 18, 1947
Resolution, 1958
Appeal to the United Nations General Assembly, August 13, 1958
White House reply to the President of the American Hungarian Federation, May 7, 1959
"Valasz a szirenhangokra" (Reply to the siren's voices), February 1963
Protest. Reverend Andras Hamza's statement about Hungary, November 8, 1963
Resolution, 1964
Memorandum to Henry Kissinger, March 21, 1969
Agenda of the Director's Meeting, April 29, 1970
"Blueprint for a neutralization of Central Europe," February 1971
Invitations for memorial celebrations, 1971-1972
Meeting of the Directors celebrating the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Federation, January 1, 1972
American Hungarian Library and Historical Society, Inc. - List of books donated by the Archduke Otto von Habsburg, and related correspondence in German
American Hungarian Student Association, Meeting of the Executive Council and Supervisory Committee, New York, December 27-30, 1957
American way of life
Americans of Central-Eastern European Descent, the Conference of, 1957-1959, 1961
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz puspoki tanacsanak hatarozata (Decision of the Episcopal Council of the American Hungarian Reformed Church), Perth Amboy, New Jersey, November 1963
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus Lelkeszegyesulet (American Hungarian Reformed Clergyman's Association)
"Angol tarsutasok vakmero hazugsagai Magyarorszagrol" (English fellow-travelers' reckless lies about Hungary), Hungaria, September 12, 1952
Arab countries
Asociacion Cultural Argentina pro Hungria
Assembly of Captive European Nations
Asylum, right of
Atlantic Council of the United States
Atlantic Partnership, Conference on the Concept of. American Institute of Problems of European Unity, Washington, D.C., October 1969
Atom bomb
Auer, Pal
Bachkai, Bela
Baker, Robert G.
Balassa, Bela
Baldwin, Hanson W.
Baltic states
Bandholtz, General Harry Hill
Bang-Jensen, Povl
Barankovics, Istvan
Barcza, Gyorgy
Bartok, Bela
Bartok, Laszlo
Batori, Jozsef
Bazna, Elyesa
Beky, Bishop Zoltan
Belaunde Terry, Fernando
Beldy, Bela
Belgiumi Magyar Ifjusag (Hungarian Youth of Belgium), Leuven, Belgium, July 1957
Belton, Rabbi Albert B.
Benes, Eduard
Benstead, Horace M.
Berlin crisis
Bess, Demaree
Bessenyey, Baron George B.
Bethlen, Count Istvan
"Bethlen Istvan eletenek utolso szakasza" (The last period of Istvan Bethlen's life), by Pal Bethlen
"Emlekirat a dunai foederacio targyaban" (Memorandum re a Danubian Federation). Composed in Hungary in February 1944 and submitted to the British Government. Carbon copy typescript in Hungarian and English translation
Bethlen Otton (Bethlen Home), Ligonier, Pennsylvania
Binder, David
Bocskai, Prince Istvan of Transylvania
Bocskay von Felsobanya, Katalin
Boldizsar, Ivan
Bolles, Blair
Book reviews
Borsody, Istvan
Braziliai Magyar Segely Egylet (Brazilian Hungarian Relief Association)
Brezhnev, Leonid I.
Brezhnev Doctrine
Browne, Mallory
Buckley, William F., Jr.
Budapest, Hungary
"Budapesti level" (Letter from Budapest), Nemzetor, March 1971
Bulganin Doctrine
Byng, Edward J.
Calasanctius Preparatory School, Buffalo, New York
Campbell, W. Glenn. "Campbell new head of Hoover Library," November 19, 1959. Clipping
Camus, Albert
Central and Eastern European Commission, Executive Committee Meeting, Paris, France, June 4, 1956
Central Europe, Blueprint for a neutralization of, February 16, 1972
Chamberlain, John
Chambers, Whittaker
Chiang Kai-shek
Armed Forces
Foreign relations
United States
History - Cultural Revolution
Chorin, Ferenc
Chou En-lai
Church and State - Hungary
Churchill, Winston
Civil rights
Clevelandi Magyar Atletikai Club Unnepi Estelye (Hungarian Athletic Club of Cleveland)
Coalition of American Patriotic Societies
Columbus Forum
Council for Liberation of Southern Hungary
Counterattack, May and July 1968
Courts - United States
Crime and criminals - United States
Croatian Freedom Congress
Csaszari Konstantin Rend (Imperial Constantine Order)
Csavossy, Leo
Csizmadia, Zoltan
Csonka, Emil
Cultural relations
Daladier, Edouard
Dalnoki-Veress, General Lajos
Deak, Ferenc
Debreceni magyar nyelvi konferencia (Hungarian Language Conference of Debrecen), Debrecen, Hungary, August 1-15, 1962
Delamerikai Magyarok Szovetsege (South American Hungarians' Federation)
Deportation - Budapest, May 1951
Djilas, Milovan
Dollar (U.S.)
Dominican Republic
Dunakurir (Danube Courier), 1950
Eckhardt, Ilka, 1926
Edelweiss (Anti-Nazi Movement)
Eden, Anthony
Eichmann, Adolf Otto
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Visits abroad, 1959
Elections - Hungary, 1958
Eszterhas, Istvan
Eszterhazy, Count Janos
Europai Magyar Felszabadito Bizottsag (European Hungarian Liberation Committee)
Europai Magyar Folelkeszek kozos nyilatkozata a Szentszek es a Magyar Kormany kozott letrejott megallapodassal kapcsolatosan (A concerted statement of the European Hungarian leading clergymen relating to the agreement between the Holy See and the Hungarian Government), September 16, 1964
Europai Parlament a magyar politikai foglyokert (The European Parliament for the Hungarian political prisoners), 1958
Europai Szabad Magyar Kongresszus (European Congress of Free Hungarians)
And War
European Economic Community
"European Governments in Exile," compiled by Helen Lawrence Scanlon, Washington, D.C., Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1942
European security
Evelit, Juris
Fabian, Bela
Farkas, Laszlo
"A Feher Konyv szerint Amerika is osszeeskuvo" (According to the White Book America, too, is a conspirator), 1947
Fekete, Sandor
Feketekuty, Laszlo
"Felhaborito iteletek a szegedi szabadsagharcosok ugyeben" (Outrageous sentences in the case of the freedom fighters of Szeged), 1958
Fiala, Ferenc
First Slovak World Congress, New York, June 21, 1970
Fleming, Grace
Ford, Henry
Ford Foundation
Foreign aid - American
Fox, Robin
Franco, General Francisco
Free Europe, Inc.
Freedom and equality
Frey, Andras
Gabor, Aron
Gabriel, Asztrik
Galilei Kor
Gandhi, Mahatma
Gaulle, Charles de
Genscher, Hans Dietrich
Soviet-West German Treaty, August 12, 1970
Gettysburg Address
Goebbels, Joseph
Goldwater, Barry
Great Britain
Foreign relations - China
Politics and government
Greece, The Federation of the Students' Board of
Habsburg, Archduke Albrecht von
Habsburg, Archduke Felix von
Habsburg, Archduke Jozsef Arpad von
Habsburg, Archduke Otto von
Articles and essays
Books and pamphlets
Habsburg, Archduke Robert von - Wedding
Habsburg, Archduke Rodolph von - Wedding
Habsburg, Archduchess Sarolta von - Wedding
Habsburg, House of - Genealogical table
Hahn, Otto
Hamza, Andras
Hennyey, General Gusztav. Detailed description of the political, military and general situation in Hungary during World War II
Hertz, Frederick
Hess, Rudolph
Hevesy, Paul de
Himler, Marton
Hiss, Alger
Hitler, Adolph
Horthy de Nagybanya, Miklos. Correspondence relating to the Regent's alleged plans to become King of Hungary
Hosok Napi Emlekunnepely. Magyar Harcosok Bajtarsi Kozossege New Yorki Csoportja, 1959 (Commemorative Heroes Day. Fraternal Community of Hungarian Fighters, New York Group). Clippings and correspondence
Humphrey, Hubert H.
Hungarian American National Republican Federation
The Hungarian Digest, Lancaster, Massachusetts
Hungarian Freedom Fighters' Federation. Clippings, circulars and correspondence
Hungarian Institute at Rutgers University, New Jersey
Hungarian minorities
Hungarian-Nazi activities in the American zones of Germany and Austria, memorandum on
Hungarian newspapers
Hungarian poetry
Hungarian refugees
United States
Hungarian School Foundation, New York
Hungarian Students in North America, Association of
Hungarians in foreign countries
United States
Hungarians in the Free World
Hungarista Mozgalom (Hungarian movement)
Allamvedelmi Hatosag (State Security Authority). Clippings relating to the murder of Attila Kovacs, 1950
Economic conditions
Emigration and immigration
Foreign relations
United States
1944-1945 - News and radio broadcasts during the last stage of World War II
1945- Soviet occupation
1956, Revolution
2. Hadsereg. Don kanyari csata (A German General's letter commenting upon the Battle of the Don and the Hungarian 2nd Army, Munich, September 30, 1959
9. hv. dd. pk. Torzsszallas (Report of Colonel Pisky describing the flight of the Romanians into Transylvania, pursued by the Soviet Army, 1944
Karpatalja (Carpatho-Ukrainia)
Kulugyminiszterium. Sajtoosztaly (Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Press section), 1944
Orszaggyules (Parliament)
Elections, 1947
Excerpts from the 203rd session of the Hungarian House of Representatives, April 28, 1937
Permanent Mission to the United Nations
Politics and government
1944 - Arrests
I.R.O. - Italy. Report about the Hungarian refugees in Italian refugee camps
Igazmondo (Truth Teller), N.Y., August 25 - December 24, 1941 (some missing issues)
Ignotus, Pal
Institute of Ethnic Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
International Committee for the Study of European Questions
Jambor, Louis
Jaszi, Oszkar
Jelic, Branimir R.
In Hungary
In Poland
Juvenile delinquency - United States
Kadar, Janos
Kallay, Miklos - Affidavit relating to the Jewish question in Hungary, 1952
Kanadai Magyarok Szovetsege (Canadian Hungarian Federation)
Kapotsy, Bela
Karoly, Peyer
Karoly IV
Karolyi, Count Mihaly
Kennedy, John F.
Kennedy, Robert F.
Kenyatta, Yomo
Kerekes, Tibor
Kertesz, Stephen D.
Kethly, Anna
Khrushchev, Nikita S.
Visit to Hungary, 1958
Visit to the United States, 1959
Khrushchev's Doctrine
Kiraly, General Bela
Kiss, George
Knights of Columbus
Kocsis, Gabor
Konkoly, Kalman
Korda, Geza
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yo masen would you have the stare piece near the college vieu montreal where the certifie non conforme exhibition was?????peace
yo masen would you have the stare piece near the college vieu montreal where the certifie non conforme exhibition was?????peace
sorry no clue where that is
check the stare page on the main site
Hands so fast he could outspin the flash
Known to smoke a whole mountain of hash to the ash
probably already posted some of these but hey
doesnt hurt to see em again
props on the nice flictures
yo nice thred benks i really like it
ouin definitivement j'ai reallume la flamme de ce thread props a crakcrak
Word Word ol'skool Stack
shit yeah....!!!!
it's a Robot Head.... [/b][/quote]Originally posted by HazeO+Feb 25 2005, 08:04 AM-->

QUOTE (HazeO @ Feb 25 2005, 08:04 AM)

what is that a stencil of?
ive seen a bunch of em around dg...
btw nice flics masen.
I have to get that back in action
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props darko
Made in 93
Dio ?
fdb3s.
yea yea thanks for posting my stuff
no prob bubser
fdb3s.
yo bubs that charac is a bad bez bite man, just look at the lips and teeth, have you no shame
true dattt, that prod is caca to my eyes, good thing ether'n scan brought my moral back up
maybe it looks like that to u but i didnt intend it i just went there and painted and thats how it turned out
and if u go look at bez's pics on main site it looks alot diffrent fuck


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Giving Profile: Prayre Finley
Prayre Finley
Hometown: Atlanta, Georgia
Because of you, I plan on opening my own performing and visual arts studio.
Prayre Finley is a powerhouse vocalist and pianist, and a student supervisor for the Berklee Fund Phonathon program. "After joining the Phonathon team, I learned firsthand the impact the Berklee Fund had on me, my peers, and our alumni," says Finley. "Over 1,700 people donated to the fund last year, and I directly benefited by being granted a scholarship for my final year at Berklee. The people who donate may not know my individual story, but they trust Berklee to allocate the money raised to where it's most needed. This is why I am and always will be a proud giver to the Berklee Fund."


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New West Side Facility Hopes to Find Homes for Stray Cats
On Marbach Road, tucked in between a pizza parlor and a hair salon is San Antonio Pets Alive Cattery, 170 local homeless kitties spending their days eating and napping ... waiting for their permanent home.
The year old facility is part of the group's effort to reduce pet overpopulation. Joel McLellan says it's a happy place for people and homeless cats.
"We have a recliner in one and a chair in the other, like two living rooms, so it's not just cats in their individual habitats but we have these great meet and greet areas where people and cats can spend as much time together as they would like."
"Come in the door and it's bright, airy and clean. It's just a really great environment.
We have a lot of people that bring their children in to volunteer; they help feed and clean and socialize the animals. It's a very positive environment."
The happy groomed, spayed and neutered cats are ready for adoption.
"We have tabby cats, orange, brown, grey, calicoes and tortoise shells ... all black and all white cats," he says.


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