Szittyakürt, 1981 (20. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1981-12-01 / 12. szám

Page 2 FIGHTER OCTOBER 1981 clearly knew why: the Hungarian Revolution was condemned to die and with it the hopes and trust of many millions of the world’s dedi­cated anti-communists perished with them and also the faith in the U.S.A. Senator Thomas Dodd (D-Con­­necticut), a former vice-chairman of the Internal Security Subcommittee and FBI man told in Los Angeles. Cal. on Aug. 28, 1961 that: "There is a developing mood of anger and frustration in this country and there ought to be for we are losing round after round in the Cold War, and our people do not like it....we have suffered defeat after defeat at the hands of international Communism. We have retreated from position after position and committed folly after folly.'' The Senator further explained that this is why Hungary had to suffer five years earlier. Nobody can say whether, had all this been done, the Soviets would have dared to slaugh­ter Hungary anyway, right under the eyes of the U.N. observers. But had they done so the U.N. could have continued to recognize Miss Kethlv as the true representative of Hungary and denied credentials to the puppet Kadar regime. In addition to all this, the U.N. Assembly could have issued a sort of habeas corpus summons demanding that Russia pro­duce the kidnaped Imre Nagy as the legiti­mate head of Hungary’s government. What actually happened was this: At 6 p.m. on Nov. 3, Ambassador Lodge in­sisted on postponing action on Hungary for 48 hours to allow Soviet-Hungarian "negoti­ations” to proceed. Yet it was already known that thousands of Soviet troops were pour­ing into Hungary. At midnight, when the Australian delegate interrupted the discus­sion of Suez to demand attention to the re­newed Soviet attack on Budapest, going on at that very moment, Lodge was not pre­pared to do anything. ...if Ambassador H.C. Lodge was “not prepared” to do anything... the acclaimed “Dean of American Newspapermen” Walter Lippmann, in over 300 newspapers accross the U.S., quickly cautioned against any aid for the Hungarian Freedom­­fighters. He wrote on October 26, 1956: "It is not in our interests that the movement in Eastern Europe should go so far that no acco­modation with Russia is pos­sible...In the interest of peace and freedom...we must hope for a time—not forever, but for a time—the uprising in the satellite orbit will be stabilized at Tito­­ism.” In the meantime those who labored hard to help the cause of the Hungarian Freedom Fight were sys­tematically discredited or even eli­minated. That is what happened to the Danish diplomat at the U.N. PovI Bang Jensen, the Assistant Secretary of the U.N. Committee on Hungary. When he refused to reveal the names of those Hungarian refu­gees who testified against the Soviet Union he was declared insane and was dismissed from his post by U.N. Secretary Dag Hammersjkold, the self-pronounced “Socialists”... Two years later the U.N. Diplomat Jensen was found shot to death in New York ... It is HIGH TIME that the HUNGÁRIA FREEDOM FIGHTER MOVEMENT officially and formally recognize and honor the great sacrifice of the Hungaro­­phile Danish diplomat with due res­pect! For this reason the Revolutionary Council of the Hungária Freedom Fighter Movement sent mailgrams to the U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim and to the U.N. Ambas­sador of Denmark on September 30, 1981. It has seldom happened in history that a non-Hungarian has sacrificed his life for a truth that favored Hungary! fact, of course, is that the needless Suez in­vasion happening at the same time not only delayed action on Hungary but emboldened the Russians to intervene. That is whv Pres­ident Eisenhower is right in insisting that every vestige of this aggression be erased. Only by so doing can the free world regain the moral right and strength to act effective­ly in any new satellite revolt, which could occur at any hour. Fortunately Britain and France, by cor­rectly yielding to the U.N.’s demands for withdrawal, have gone a long way toward re­storing the Western moral unity that will be necessary. The President must also be pre­pared to act and lead, and his U.N. ambas­sador must not again be found without guid­ance or instructions. Certain preparations could be made right now to anticipate the next such crisis. A permanent U.N. observa­tion force could be set up under the direct control of the secretary general, equipped with its own transport aircraft and commu­nications system. The U.N. now faces one of its most cru­V(VUS Posr^ p MAILGRAM SERVICE center MIDDLETOHN, VA, 22645 K5Ä Mailgram i* I 4-027692S27J002 09/30/81 ICS IPMMTZZ CSP PGHB 1 8142266952 MGM TDMT CLARION PA 09.JO 1249P EST 8142266952 MGM TORT CLARION PA 189 09-30 1249P EST ZIP KURT rALDHEIM secretary general of the UN UN PLAZA NEM YORK NY 10017 YOUR EXCELLENCY A QUARTER CENTURY HAS PASSED SINCE the OCTOBER 23 1956 HUNGARIAN FREEDOMFIGHT, the REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL OF THE HUNGÁRIA FREEDOM FIGHTER MOVEMENT A DEFACTO REPRESENTATIVE ORGANIZATION OF THE 1956 HUNGARIAN FREEDOMFIGHTERS WHO OPPOSE SOVIET ENSLAVEMENT AND TYRANNY IN THE ANCIENT AND SACRED LAND OF HUNGARY AND ELSEWHERE IN THE WORLD, WISHES TO EXPRESS THE TRUTH THAT THE HUNGARIAN FREEDOMFISHT WAS NOT IN VAIN AND THAT IT HAS CHANGED THE COURSE OF HISTORY FOR THE BETTER, THANKS TO THE COURAGEOUS ANO UNSELFISH EFFORTS OF SUCH UN DIPLOMATS AS THE LATE POVL BANG JENSEN OF DENMARK the assistant secretary for the un committee on Hungary (1956-1958), HIS NAME IS FOREVER ENGRAVED IN THE MEMORY OF THE HUNGARIAN FREEDOMFIGHTERS OF 1956 FOR HE GAVE NOT ONLY HIS LOVE OF FREEDOM BUT *1.30 MIS LIFE IN SERVICE TO THE HUNGARIANS. TNE REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL OF THE HUNGÁRIA FREEDOM FIGHTER MOVEMENT CONSIDERS HIM TO BE ONE OF OUR TRUE REVOLUTIONARY BROTHERS WHO WILL SERVE AS AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE TO THE FREEDOM LOVING PEOPLE EVERYWHERE RESPECTFULLY A S P-JOBB PRESIDENT HFFM 12151 EST The U.N. was not only unwilling to do anything to help the Hunga­rian cause, but it was unable —for the U.N. was concieved originally to serve “other” causes! The “suez in­vasion” then, just as the endless “Middle East crises” in the past 25 years, proved to be the real issues to do something about and the U.N. faced numerous crucial showdowns but never in behalf of Hungary nor “to protect men who have clawed their way to freedom with their bare hands”... Even four days later, for lack of a coher­ent plan of action, the Kadar delegates were seated. Miss Kethly, the only member of the legitimate Nagy government still free, was not even permitted to address the Assembly. At a time when the numerous ambassadors already in Budapest could have been made U.N. observers, weeks were frittered away in vain attempts to get in. The whole record is a sorry one, for the U.S. and the U.N. alike. The most terrible cial showdowns on the defiance by Israel, an issue which the President says involves the future of the U.N. itself. But that fu­ture can be genuinely secured only if the lessons of the past are not ignored. Gain­ing Israel’s compliance with the U.N.'s or­ders will, indeed, enhance the U.N.’s moral force. But that force will quickly evaporate if ever again the U.N. proves helpless to protect men who have clawed their way to freedom with their bare hands. Today there is a New Hungary! It was rebuilt on the corpses of the dead heroes of the 1956 Freedom­­fight by the blood and sweat of the “Wheat-bomb” While the USA crop production of 1981 is the largest ever —once again the Soviet agronomy has failed badly. According to the CBS news reports this years’ crop failure in the home of socialism was worse than the one in 1977 —probably the worst ever. But because the USSR enjoys a “most favorite nation status” the USA pledged to sell 18 million metric tons of wheat to help out the Soviet economy. This sale will be double of any previous sales of crops in one year and it makes the USA the largest wheat supplier for the Soviet Union. A politican once expressed that the USA does not need to worry about her nuclear arsenal for her wheat crop supplies are worth more in the political arena than all the bombs put together. A couple of years’ of refusal to feed the Soviet Red Army by the American grains would shake up the Soviet economy worse than any bombs could do. But again —the US did not decide to “blow up the wheat bomb this year”__ Mén-Apó ISRAEL SUPPORTERS gather in Neu York to hear Eisenhower talk, They raise monev for Israel bv selling its Lunds anti were critical of his speech, joked that "Israel should apply for eijnal time.” Rabbi Isaac Freilich (foreground) quot­ed psalm: "It. is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in a man.” diligent Magyar workers, peasants and intelligentsia. The continuance of Soviet exploitation and the self­­inflicted blindness of the U.N. could not stamp out progress in the middle of the Carpathian Basin. The members and the supporters of the Hungária Freedom Fighter Move-U.N.’S HAMMARSKJÖLD (left) reports Egyptian readiness to cooperate with U.N. at Gaza Strip as he sits with assistant, Andrew Cordier (right), and Gen­eral Assembly president, Prince Wan of Thailand. , MAGYARORSZÁG 25 ÉVE TAGJA AZ ENSZ-NEK MAGYAR POSTA«««. SANCTIONS PROPONENT. Dr. Charles Malik of Lebanon, talks with U.S. Ambassador Lodge before suggesting U.N. resolution which condemns Israel for its failure to withdraw behind armistice line. ment are proud of all the things and deeds that aided that progress in New Hungary through the pages of the SZITTYAKÜRT and the FIGHTER. The Editor Prof. A. S. P-Jobb THE GREAT SPHINX OF EGYPT IS CRUMBLING Egypt’s Great Sphinx, hewn from one huge rock, counts as one of the world’s great wonders. However, time has taken its toll and the monu­ment is crumbling. Water from below the ground is seeping up under the natural rock foundation and wearing it away. Years ago a French artist tried to correct some of the damage by applying concrete to slow the deterioration. Oh, well! Only nothing lasts forever!

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