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AMERIKAT MAGYAR 820 (Bungarian American Word) March 25, 1954 Ss Page 16, Colum Be PAUL ROBESON'S ADDRESS ON THE TIES OF MARCE a ¥ . The bright spot in the program of Few York's progressive Hungarians was the appearance of Paul Robeson, After be sang he delivered this deeply moving and unforgettable speech. a eo a a - A century may be of fateful importance in the history of a nation. At the tise of the vorid revolutions in 1648 my father was a five year old ‘Boy, and a@ aleve, Soon the sbolitionist forces became active and their efforts led to the great Civil Wer. . mo Wo more noble page was written in history than that ebout your a father, Louis Kossuth. Today the same old spirit of fellowship existe betveen wy people and youre, We are 01) real Amricans, regerdless of our national This America is ours! An4 our beloved Louis Kossuth and Frederick Douglasa urge us to stand fast and continue the battle in the spirit of our land's great heritage. ; ; - ce -: Today the entire lend is upset by McCarthy's fascist tactics. Progressive Americans vere the first to realize the danger, to ring the. alarm. Kow millions of Americans are avare that the situation is serious =. and they are beginning to act. == Te - rr rs 1. ean do pionetr work We cannot let ourselves be frightened. W e in saving our lend, which ve will give to our sone ss the land of peace and plenty. _ ee, oo ese ‘. - J send my sincere best wishes to the people of Louis Kossuth's Lend, to the Hungarian peoples’ democracy, one of socialism's great lands. Let them realize that there is st4ll a decent America which stands guard ~ and which is growing by the addition of millions, a decent America which extends ite hand for peace and friendship to all peoples. a The dangerous areas will continue to remain especially fn our - Jand torn by waves of reaction. Now the entire world is united in a common ALL INFORM TON COTATNED \ TAP rs ne ] Di I ibi@ SRS LSClelwe iP po!