1987. november (125-143. szám) / HU_BFL_XIV_47_2
1 OTÍ 24/D Líttle Ruisell Street, LONDONI, WIC.L • Ttl. DÍ-4S0 2< 2« • G. Rras-sé 127/1987 (E) 9th November, 1987 Commemoration fór Ferenc Donáth On 8th November about eighty people gathered together in the Farkasrét Cemetery fór the unveiling of Ferenc Donáth’s tombstone; he died in the Spring. During the commemoration which lasted three quarters of an hour the histórián Miklós Vásárhelyi - who was accused with Donáth in the Imre Nagy trial in 1958 - praised the struggle which he fought against fascism from the eve of World War II and the one Ferenc Donath fought as a companion to Imre Nagy in 1956 and in the previous years. The philosopher Mária Ludassy drew attention to the lesson of Ferenc Donáth’s life, "it is nőt permitted to be afraid" - dictatorships depend on fear. After the speeches those present sang the Anthem.
