The document discusses James Michener's 1957 book The Bridge at Andau, which chronicled the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. It describes how many Hungarians fled persecution after the revolution by crossing the border into Austria at a bridge in the village of Andau. Michener told stories of refugees such as students and young families crossing the bridge at Andau to escape communism and search for freedom. The bridge at Andau later became a symbol of tolerance after being destroyed and rebuilt. The document draws a parallel between Hungary in 1956 and Venezuela currently, with Simon Bolivar airport serving as the "bridge at Andau" for many leaving the country due to problems with the political system.
The document discusses James Michener's 1957 book The Bridge at Andau, which chronicled the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. It describes how many Hungarians fled persecution after the revolution by crossing the border into Austria at a bridge in the village of Andau. Michener told stories of refugees such as students and young families crossing the bridge at Andau to escape communism and search for freedom. The bridge at Andau later became a symbol of tolerance after being destroyed and rebuilt. The document draws a parallel between Hungary in 1956 and Venezuela currently, with Simon Bolivar airport serving as the "bridge at Andau" for many leaving the country due to problems with the political system.
The document discusses James Michener's 1957 book The Bridge at Andau, which chronicled the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. It describes how many Hungarians fled persecution after the revolution by crossing the border into Austria at a bridge in the village of Andau. Michener told stories of refugees such as students and young families crossing the bridge at Andau to escape communism and search for freedom. The bridge at Andau later became a symbol of tolerance after being destroyed and rebuilt. The document draws a parallel between Hungary in 1956 and Venezuela currently, with Simon Bolivar airport serving as the "bridge at Andau" for many leaving the country due to problems with the political system.
The Hungarian revolution of 1956 was a most radical
movement that arouse
against of Stalinism or model sovietic during the Cold War.
It was a spontaneous explosion of rebellion a population subjugated by a system pro-Stalinist, it began with a student manifestation in 23 octuber to which joined workers, employees, intellectuals and all groups
social
composing hungarian society,
and it lasted about thirteen days.
As a result of the Revolution of 56 many Hungarians they were persecuted by the
political police, prompting the need for immigration cases and more desperate to flee to neighboring countries Hungary, for example Austria.
James Michener wrote in 1957 The Bridge at Andau chronicling de Hungarian
Revolution 1956. There was a bridge at Andau, and if a Hugarian could reach that bridge, he was nearly free. He told us about that many refugees and persecuted people crossing the bridge at Andau searching a freedom, because who had known communism and who had rejected it.. Andau wasnt Hungary , was a village in Austria. James Michener told in relation to the exodus that occurred from Hungary on the occasion of the revolution of 56, as many people decided to leave the country for disagreeing with fraud representing communism. University students, professionals from different areas, represented these immigrant groups and especially young couples with small children, who had to sedate children to cross the bridge, and once in Austria would have to revive the children lest they sleep too long. It is usual in this type of political system is activated uncontrolled immigration , especially of professional elites, precisely because these systems are castrating of individual wills and restricts the personal development of each individual. This situation repeat again and again in latest of history where countries take the communism as a form of government. In Venezuela is happening, where the bridge at Andau is a Simon Bolivar International Airport of Maiquetia, the hall is the work of Carlos Cruz Diez Cromointerferencia, of the corridor waiting and lounges ticketing airline who must cross those who leave the country and unfortunately unwilling to return by the lack of quality of life caused by an aberrant system called Socialism of the Twenty-First Century . The bridge at Andau was destroyed, in 1956 by Soviet troops. It was rebuilt in 1996 as a symbol of tolerance and helpfulness, in our countrie we have hopefulness that who leaving, coming soon, and the hall Carlos Cruz Diez will be symbol of welcome to a free and peaceful Venezuela.
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