Source: hungarianconservative.com
Growing up as the daughter of a Hungarian mother, who escaped to the US in 1956, and a successful, self-made American father, Andrea Lauer Rice had a childhood somewhat different from many in her Hungarian American generation. While she was emotionally connected to her Hungarian roots, she lived a mostly American life and spoke only ‘kitchen Hungarian’ until she moved to Hungary at the age of 22. During her six years there, she fully embraced her Hungarian heritage.
