1956 Digital Archive

The 1956 Digital Archive is a collection of English-language text documents, photographs, and films on the 1956 Revolution in Hungary and its reception abroad. It brings together and contextualizes materials held across different institutions, including the unique set of Columbia University Research Project on Hungary (CURPH) interviews made with refugees in camps in 1957-1958, and some of the CIA’s declassified files on the Hungarian revolution.