Photo Shows: DPA SERIES: HISTORY OF THE COLD WAR, SET-2 (HUNGARY): THE DEATH OF JOSEF STALIN (MARCH 6, 1953) RAISED THE HOPES OF RUSSIA'S UNWILLING ALLIES IN EASTERN EUROPE. BY 1956, POLAND AND HUNGARY WERE ABOUT TO TEST THE INTENTIONS OF THE NEW PREMIER, NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV. THAT SUMMER, THE POLES DEMANDED THE RETURN OF THEIR IMPRISONED LEADER WLADYSLAW GOMULKA, WHICH KHRUSHCHEV ALLOWED. IN OCTOBER, AFTER THE HUNGARIANS RIOTED IN BUDAPEST, THE RED ARMY ENTERED THE CITY. DURING A FEW DAYS OF STREET FIGHTING, THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE WERE KILLED. IN THE END, THE HUNGARIAN COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT WAS IN CONTROL.
Very high quality photo print. Professionally produced by Documentary Photo Aids, in Mount Dora FL.
The overall size of this piece is 11x14"
I believe that this photo was printed in the 1970's - 80's
It was originally intended to be used as classroom student learning aid / discussion starter.
This one that I am selling is a VERY RARE UNCIRCULATED PRINT in LIKE NEW Condition.
It is on heavy stock photo paper, with a semi-gloss finish.
This is a SUPER RARE item!!