HUNGARIAN REBEL'S SPEECH NOV 26, 1956 #220., 11/26/1956

File — Box: 8, Folder: 4

Identifier: 60891

Dates

11/26/1956

Collection-level Access Restrictions

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Extent

From the Collection: 77.5 Linear Feet

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Shelf Location

13/05/02

Container Summary

Held in Gaston Hall and sponsored by the School of Foreign Service. First to speak is a representative of the World UniversityService fund raising appeal to aid Hungarian refugee students, American University graduate student Harold Semling. Mr. Semling is followed by the Director of Education for the Archdiocese of Washington Rev. John S. Spence and by the Chair of the Foundation for Religious Action in the Social and Civic Order Charles W. Lowry. Note 1 on tape says: "HUNGARIAN REBEL #220" Note 2 on tape says: "GASTON LEC. NOV. 26, 1956 PART I "

Subjects and Associated Physical Materials

SPECIAL EVENTS TAPE- GASTON LECTURE, 1956- HUNGARIAN REBEL (TAPE 1): Audio Tape

AUDIO TAPE- GASTON LECTURE, 1956- HUNGARIAN REBEL (TAPE 1): Audio Tape

GASTON LECTURE, 1956- HUNGARIAN REBEL- AUDIO TAPE (TAPE 1): Audio Tape

HUNGARY- SPEECH BY REBEL- GASTON LECTURE, 1956- AUDIO TAPE (TAPE 1): Audio Tape