Source: hungarianconservative.com
At the Hungarian Sunday masses of the St. Stephen of Hungary Catholic Community in New York, each time you’d see an always elegant, vivacious elderly gentleman, who does not show his age nor the adversities of his past. On 23 October 1956, István Üsztöke took part in the production of the famous sixteen points and the leaflets calling for a general strike as a printer, for which he later had to flee Hungary, leaving a three-year-old son behind.
