One day, George drank wine with Hungarian political circles and talked about the 1956 Hungarian uprising. It only happened in October, on the anniversary - like now. Hungarians are warm people to begin with, and then there's wine, smoked sausage with paprika and a certain dodgy George. A very dangerous situation. "You suppressed our freedom," said the circles and opened Tokai. - Tanks. the cruelest in bad weather. "Of course, yes," agreed Georgie. - And you won't tell me whose side you fought on in 1941-1945? Tokai intensified. "Ah... - it doesn't matter," answered the circles. "But I will remind you that I am on Hitler's side," Georgi said sadly and tasted the goulash. What about Hitler immediately? - The circles were offended. "Well, then," Georgie modestly washed down his goulash with Tokai. - You talked to Hitler in 1941. They sent their soldiers to the Soviet Union. There they did all kinds of nasty things, killing 40,000 of our citizens, burning villages. What are you trying now not to remember, but the Soviet government was also silent on this matter in the name of friendship with the brotherly people. Of course, those who remember the old are oblivious. But, dear guys, those who forgot will get both. Palinka frozen in glasses with ice. "Romania is out of the war, Bulgaria, Finland," George continued melancholy. - and you continue to fight for the Führer to the last, remaining an official ally of Nazi Germany until May 9, 1945. The Germans managed to send 400,000 of their Jews to the oven. And then you rebel. Socialism rejected, you urgently need freedom and democracy. And the Soviet Union should have been so critical of a country that was with Hitler, but now wants to overthrow the Soviet regime. Say yes, all right, guys. One would think that if there had been a pro-Soviet armed uprising in West Germany in 1956, the Americans would have hugged and kissed all the rebels. The circuits were blocked from George Tokay. "We wanted freedom and democracy," they said. "And they treated us harshly. "Repression, torture and execution.

One day, George drank wine with Hungarian political circles and talked about the 1956 Hungarian uprising. It only happened in October, on the anniversary - like now. Hungarians are warm people to begin with, and then there's wine, smoked sausage with paprika and a certain dodgy George. A very dangerous situation. "You suppressed our freedom," said the circles and opened Tokai. - Tanks. the cruelest in bad weather. "Of course, yes," agreed Georgie. - And you won't tell me whose side you fought on in 1941-1945? Tokai intensified. "Ah... - it doesn't matter," answered the circles. "But I will remind you that I am on Hitler's side," Georgi said sadly and tasted the goulash. What about Hitler immediately? - The circles were offended. "Well, then," Georgie modestly washed down his goulash with Tokai. - You talked to Hitler in 1941. They sent their soldiers to the Soviet Union. There they did all kinds of nasty things, killing 40,000 of our citizens, burning villages. What are you trying now not to remember, but the Soviet government was also silent on this matter in the name of friendship with the brotherly people. Of course, those who remember the old are oblivious. But, dear guys, those who forgot will get both. Palinka frozen in glasses with ice. "Romania is out of the war, Bulgaria, Finland," George continued melancholy. - and you continue to fight for the Führer to the last, remaining an official ally of Nazi Germany until May 9, 1945. The Germans managed to send 400,000 of their Jews to the oven. And then you rebel. Socialism rejected, you urgently need freedom and democracy. And the Soviet Union should have been so critical of a country that was with Hitler, but now wants to overthrow the Soviet regime. Say yes, all right, guys. One would think that if there had been a pro-Soviet armed uprising in West Germany in 1956, the Americans would have hugged and kissed all the rebels. The circuits were blocked from George Tokay. "We wanted freedom and democracy," they said. "And they treated us harshly. "Repression, torture and execution.