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Students chanted,
"We'll never be slaves again," before burning the flag
of the hated occupiers. When protestors
tried to storm Radio Budapest, authorities responded with force. Emboldened by desperation,
Hungarian freedom fighters courageously battled the Soviet tanks. Instead of subduing the rebels,
the Hungarian Army joined them. "Hungarians don't shoot Hungarians,"
they said. As a result, the Russian tanks
were driven out of the capital. Is this the hour of victory
for Hungary's young freedom fighters?
"We'll never be slaves again," before burning the flag
of the hated occupiers. When protestors
tried to storm Radio Budapest, authorities responded with force. Emboldened by desperation,
Hungarian freedom fighters courageously battled the Soviet tanks. Instead of subduing the rebels,
the Hungarian Army joined them. "Hungarians don't shoot Hungarians,"
they said. As a result, the Russian tanks
were driven out of the capital. Is this the hour of victory
for Hungary's young freedom fighters?
Full Transcript
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Students chanted,
"We'll never be slaves again,"
00:00:05.001 --> 00:00:08.659
before burning the flag
of the hated occupiers.
00:00:09.001 --> 00:00:12.931
When protestors
tried to storm Radio Budapest,
00:00:12.967 --> 00:00:14.991
authorities responded with force.
00:00:15.534 --> 00:00:18.967
Emboldened by desperation,
Hungarian freedom fighters
00:00:19.601 --> 00:00:21.897
courageously battled the Soviet tanks.
00:00:21.933 --> 00:00:26.832
Instead of subduing the rebels,
the Hungarian Army joined them.
00:00:26.867 --> 00:00:29.959
"Hungarians don't shoot Hungarians,"
they said.
00:00:30.000 --> 00:00:33.525
As a result, the Russian tanks
were driven out of the capital.
00:00:33.567 --> 00:00:37.659
Is this the hour of victory
for Hungary's young freedom fighters?
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Movie Summary
A group of twelfth-grade pupils in East Germany decide to show their solidarity with the victims of the 1956 Hungarian uprising by staging two minutes of silence during lessons.
