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Picture gallery - Volume VII., No. 5.

Ferenc Burghardt: A Hungarian tank ordered by Colonel Pál Maléter to defend the Üllői Street entrance of Kilián Barracks between 24 October and 4 November 1956

1956, Photo
MTI

Ferenc Burghardt: A building seriously damaged by gunfire on Üllői Road between 24 October and 4 November 1956. The armoured vehicle carries the following inscription: “Product of the pioneering Soviet industry”

1956, Photo
MTI

Unknown: The intersection of Üllői Road and the Grand Boulevard. The buildings in front are 46 Ferenc Boulevard and the Museum of Industrial Arts

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: No!

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: Kilián Barracks after the siege

31 October 1956, Photo
MTI

Unknown: Demonstrators at the intersection of Lenin (now Erzsébet) Boulevard and Majakovszkij (now Király) Street

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: The intersection of Üllői Road and Ferenc Boulevard. Kilián Barracks. In the foreground, the remains of a Soviet ISZ-3 armoured vehicle

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: Corvin (Kisfaludy) Alley, Corvin Cinema

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: Üllői Road seen from its intersection with the Grand Boulevard, with a destroyed Soviet tank and vehicles in the foreground. On the right: the ruined building of Kilián Barracks

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: Flagstone barricades on Móricz Zsigmond Circle

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: Railway carriages pulled from Déli (Southern) Railway Station to Moszkva Square and serving as barricade defending the Square

29 October 1956, Photo
MTI

Unknown: The intersection of Rákóczi Road and Akácfa street. The burning out of a Soviet BTR152 armoured vehicle

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: The intersection of Móricz Zsigmond Circle and Villányi Road

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Unknown: The two boots of the Stalin statue on “Boots Square”, as was named by folklore after the 1956 Revolution

1956, Photo
Fortepan

Braun Menyhért: Railway officer, Budapest

circa 1880, Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

Knauer: Railway officer, Brasso (now Braşov, Romania)

Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

Szabó és Társa: Hungarian railway officer, Győr

Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

Jack Delano: Blue Island, Illinois. Portrait of Daniel Senise [sic: Sinise]

February 1943, Photo
Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection, LC-USW 3-017016-E

W. Engel: Railway officer, Wien

Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

G. and J. Varga: Hegewald Henrik, MÁV main-engineer, Zagreb (Agram)

1883, Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

Keglovich Emil: Certificate of identity for chief engineer, issued by Magyar Királyi Államvasutak, Szeged

1903, Photo
Tony Reevy Collection

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