THE EXILE AND HIS FAMILY.—This pitcure taken in Washington shows the deposed Prime Minister of Hungary, M. Ferenc Nagy reunited with his wife and family. From top to bottom they are: Ferenc jun., Julianna (daughter), M. Nagy, Mme. Nagy, and younger son Lasvlo. The last-named is the little boy who was held hostage by the Hungarian Communists to force M. Nagy to promise never to return to Hungary.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 July 1947, Page 5
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68THE EXILE AND HIS FAMILY.—This pitcure taken in Washington shows the deposed Prime Minister of Hungary, M. Ferenc Nagy reunited with his wife and family. From top to bottom they are: Ferenc jun., Julianna (daughter), M. Nagy, Mme. Nagy, and younger son Lasvlo. The last-named is the little boy who was held hostage by the Hungarian Communists to force M. Nagy to promise never to return to Hungary. Greymouth Evening Star, 12 July 1947, Page 5
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