PERMANENT MISSION OF HUNGARY

 TO THE UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK

 60th Anniversary of the 1956 Revolution in Hungary

January 17, 2017
 

Prof. Jody Jensen, Prof. Attila Pok, H.E. Ambassador Katalin Annamaria Bogyay Permanent Representative of Hungary to the UN, Prof. Ferenc Miszlivetz,
Prof. Mark Kramer

 Dr. Jody Jensen, PhD

HE Laura E Flores Ambassador of Panama to the UN

Victor dE Souza, HE Ambassador Katalin Annamaria Bogyay Permanent Representative of Hungary, and Dustin Lujan

Rev. Fr. Roger Landry (Attaché), Tas Dossal, Amir Dossal, Chairman
 Global Partnerships Forum

Marion N. Waxman and Samuel Waxman, with H.E. Ambassador
Katalin Annamaria Bogyay Permanent Representative of Hungary 

Alice L Kulick and H.E. Ambassador Katalin Annamaria Bogyay
Permanent Representative of Hungary to the UN

The Fotogs Hungary and Rose Billings

PERMANENT MISSION OF HUNGARY TO THE UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK 1956 Hungarian Revolution and the 20th Century Democratization Processes On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution in Hungary

Guests enjoyed a very special panel discussion Members of the panel PROF. MARK KRAMER Program Director, Project on Cold War Studies, Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University PROF. FERENC MISZLIVETZ Member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Professor at the University of Pannonia and General Director of iASK, Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg PROF. JODY JENSEN Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Political Sciences at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Coordinator, Polányi Centre at iASK, Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg PROF. ATTILA PÓK Deputy Director of the Institute of Hungary of History, the Research Centre for the Humanities at the Hungarian Academy of Science, Senior Researcher at the at iASK, Institute of Advanced Studies Kőszeg

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