Hungarian Resistance Review by Kile B. Jones
Hungarian Resistance Review – Kile B. Jones
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Sander’s Book
From Popular Front to Cold War: The Interracial Left and the International Workers Order, 1930-1954.
From Popular Front to Cold War: The Interracial Left and the International Workers Order, 1930-1954. Book Review by Sander Feinberg
Holocaust Remembrance Day
Holocaust Remembrance Day. We know the tragedy of the lives which were lost. On this day I remember them and also honor those men and women who put their lives, fortunes and reputations on the line to save those who could be saved.
Meet Some of the Readers of The Hungarian Resistance
Readers of The Hungarian Resistance by Summer McClinton and Sander Feinberg
The Hungarian Resistance
Read the fascinating stories of Hungarian-Americans fighting fascism in the U.S. and the young resisters in Hungary who helped save the lives of thousands of Jewish refugees during World War II.
Hani Lowinger
The story of my cousin Hani Lowinger who emigrated to the U.S. from Hungary in 1936
Tornado – Workers Theatre
My grandfather, Kalman Marki, was a great supporter of the 1930s Workers Theatre movement. He acted in, directed and produced several plays, focusing on works in Hungarian, but also in English to reach a wider audience of workers and their families.
Book Update
“Painstaking research over a decade through newspapers in the U.S. and Hungary, university archives and files of the OSS, FBI and Hungarian Secret Police have filled in the pieces of a puzzle about Sander’s grandfather and his remarkable friends.”
My Remarkable Grandfather
The more I learn about my grandfather, Kalman Marki, the more I am fascinated and impressed with his talent, creativity and drive. He arrived at Ellis Island in 1907 supervising his younger brother, sister and cousin.
