This review examines a historical diary's publication, revealing its significance in understanding the 1956 uprising.
The review analyzes the publication of the "Hungarian diary" by the famous Soviet historian A.L. Sidorov, who was in Budapest in 1956 and witnessed the uprising firsthand. The publication was undertaken by renowned historians V.S. Gruzdinskaya and A.S. Styklin. The conclusion is made about the great value of the published source and the high level of its publication.
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